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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1965

Page

18

Antipoverty Program Under Fire From Democrats in Congress

In Washington, Johnson's antipoverty program faces anger from House Education and Labor Democrats during a late Monday meeting with program director Sargent Shriver. They criticize Shriver's handling of the community action program and threaten a full review, while a bill boosting funding for the war on poverty advances. Chairman Adam Powell plans a national probe into community action projects.

Washington Johnson Congress House Education and Labor Committee Sargent Shriver Peace Corps Capitol Hill House Adam Clayton Powell D-Ny New Zealand Miral Richard E. Byrd

Johnson Signs 3.5 Billion Economic Aid Bill

President Johnson signed the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 a five year program to aid distressed towns through loans and grants. Funds will support water systems sewerage harbors roads and industrial parks with $2 billion in grants and regional plans including Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico. Areas must draft approved development plans. Johnson also sought $734.9 million for housing medical care for the aged and related programs.

Washington UPS Johnson White House Appalachia Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico Area Redevelopment Administration Kennedy Ater Congress

Marion Rubber Workers to Vote on Latest Contract

Local 466 of the United Rubber Workers Union in Marion Indiana planned a Friday vote on General Tire and Rubber Co latest contract offer after a five hour negotiating session that included union and management reps and officials from the international union and company. A separate Burlington crash report identified two dead in a small plane wreck near Burlington as Glenn Smith and Mary Richards as authorities investigated the incident. A local advertisement promoted a 20 ft Admiral chest freezer for 249.95 at Frank i Krall's.

Marion, Ind UPI United Rubber Workers Union General Tire and Rubber Co Marion International Corporation Burlington Wis Logansport Ind Glenn Smith Mary Richards Here Admiral Chest Frank i Krall's

Fulbright puzzled by Birch Society influence on treaty

Senator J William Fulbright questions why small groups like the John Birch Society draw attention to the U S Soviet consular treaty He says these groups have used FBI Director J Edgar Hoover statements to fuel a mall campaign while Hoover warns the pact could raise espionage risk in the United States.

Washington UPI J. William Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee John Birch Society Fulbright Arkansas Democrat Birch Society FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover House Appropriations United States

Portable generator powers 115V DC and 12V DC output

A portable gasoline powered generator provides 115 volt DC and AC output plus 12 volt DC, suitable for camping boating power tools or starting an automobile.

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