Rumsfeld Memo Aims To Replace Poverty Terms At OEO
A Washington memo from CEO Khosravi at the Office of Economic Opportunity urges staff to drop The Poor and Anti-Poverty phrases in favor of Poverty Programs and Low Income Individuals. Donald Rumsfeld objects to The Poor suggesting Low Income better describes those in need, while OEO should be spelled out rather than acronymed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Easttmoat
Washington Post
WAL Timess
Washington Peet News
Serview
Washington
Nana
Office of Economic Opportunity
Gir Interoffice Membyandim
OEO
Poverty Agency
Carol Khosrovi
Congressional Relations
Donald Rumsfeld
Rummsfeld
I&s
Rumefeld
Taste Loss Puzzle Baffles Pizza Maker and Doctors
New Jersey pizza maker Coniglio suffered a sudden loss of taste after a chill and medication. Dr Robert Henkin at the National Institute of Health treated him with zinc sulfate, restoring most taste after two weeks. Henkin’s work links taste to metals and oral membranes, challenging old tongue maps.
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Stuart Auerbach
Washington Post
Adulph
Rudy
Nis
Ullies
Coniglio
Closter
Ile
Europe
Tie
Thea Coniglio
Robert
Henkin
National Veer and Lung Institute
Bethesda
Caniglio
National Institute of Health
Druys
Venkin
New Jersey
Conglio
Phones May Top Capital Population
Washington may become the first major city with more telephones than people. As of January 1 1969 Washington had about 834 043 phones for 800k to 850k residents per AT&T and C&P estimates. By 1970 phones reached 859 326, with Washington leading globally in phone per person ratio. The anomaly is tied to government factors shaping census and counting methods.
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Henkin
Ian
Robert Samuelson
Washington Post
Washington
Washington’ Son
Jan. L
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Metropolitan Council of Governments
Census Bureau
D.C
C&p Telephone Co
New York
Paris
London
Tokyo
Mexico City
United States
White Plains
Southfield
Mich
U.S
Accident Report Released By Bureau POINT PLEASANT
The Department of Public Safety Accident Prevention Bureau released the November 1969 accident report for West Virginia. State fatalities for November were 25, down from 47 in 1968. year to date through November 1969 total 504 deaths versus 486 in 1968. Mason County recorded one November fatality, in Point Pleasant, with no deaths in 1968.
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Point Pleasant
Department of Public Safety, Accident Prevention Bureau
West Virginia
Mason County
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Santiago
Cuba
Valenizuela
Nia_Nin DL
South Street
Darrel Tom
Valentine
Borgain
Act Alsa
Eastman Kadak Photofinis
Porteous
Kedak
Mars
LK Screen Josters & Prints
American Legion, Inc
ICT. Crossen Post
American Legion
Noten
W. Maca
Coniguo
Dee
Sertia
Dwight H. Rutherford
Tc. Insurance
Security Bank
Athens
Ohio
Rapp’s Wallpaper & Paint
Palmer ST
Goudy
Internal Revenue
7Th Strait
Parkersburg, W. Ya
Oren Wigutly
South Court Street
Ghio
Logan Federal
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
E. State St
Market Logan
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