Are The Poor Better Off Under The Poverty War Probe
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania leads a Senate Labor subcommittee inquiry into the anti poverty program. The aim is to quantify concrete benefits for the poor and communities, asking how many jobs were created, families saved from breakup, youths trained, or delinquents steered away, and whether poverty has diminished or worsened. The probe seeks to expose whether billions have helped the poor or mainly benefited civil service overhead and suggests a sweeping, no holds barred investigation.
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Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Senator
Clark
Separation of Powers in Courts and Congress Clash
The Senate Subcommittee on Separation of Powers, led by Sen. Sam Ervin, is funded at 90000 to study judiciary and executive encroachments on legislative powers. Notables McClelland Burdick Dirksen Dirksen Dirksen and Dirksen are named as investigators likely to define limits and warn legislators. Democracy must ensure branches do not accumulate power beyond constitutional bounds.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Gerald R. Ford
House
Judiciary
Executive
Congress
Senate Subcommittee On
Sam Ervin Jr
North Carolina
John L. McClelland
Arkansas
Quentin N
No Food Price Cut In 1967 Says Dairy Chief
Gordon Edwards president of National Dairy Products predicts no declines in food prices this year and no serious raises in 1967. He cites steady production costs despite a growing consumerist movement and USDA support price policy to shield farm incomes.
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Department of Labor
Gordon Edwards
National Dairy Products
Edwards
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Battle Of Binh Dinh Province Captured In Vivid Description
Joseph Alsop reports a vivid field portrait of the battle for Binh Dinh in central Vietnam. Maj. Gen. John Norton leads the First Air Cavalry as a forward thrust against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units in Bong Son plain and Qui Nhon’s approaches, with heavy artillery, tunnels, and mobile engagements shaping a long attrition campaign.
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Binh Dinh
Vietnam
John Norton
First Air Cavalry Division
Archie McClure
Bong Son
Qui Nhon
S. R. Larsen
Shiny Boat
Pershing
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Exploding a Myth in McCray Case at the Supreme Court
A conservative view reflecting on the McCray v Illinois decision notes the court's split over Fourth Amendment issues. It highlights Hugo Black and Tom Clark with other justices, and describes a narcotics arrest where an informer led to a search of McCray. The piece argues the law is shaped by individual judges and police practice.
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U.S. Supreme Court
McCray
Hugo Black
Tom Clark
Harlan
White
Stewart
High Court
Chicago
49Th Street
Calumet Avenue
Supreme Court
Jackson
Arnold
Douglas
Warren
Brennan
Fortas
Black
Clark
The Messenger Letter Attacks Dayona Beach policy on students
The writer argues that Daytona Beach bans on student beer hurt morale citing 638 arrests last year for disorderly conduct. The piece attacks the “thirsty” student stereotype and urges stricter city action to curb drinking.
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the Messenger
Daytona Beach
Mary T. Ness
Elmwood Place
Athens
Ky carries new Vietnam constitution to Guam ceremony
President Johnson hosted South Vietnam's Premier Nguyen Cao Ky in Guam as Ky presented Saigon's newly approved constitution. Ky's subdued yet strong performance drew attention, signaling a push for a democratic government while urging a broader, intensified war against North Vietnam.
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Johnson
Guam
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Constituent Assembly
North Vietnam
North
Nguyen van Thieu
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
Vietnam
Tran van Do
Lafayette couple convicted for assault on teacher
The Messenger notes that 25 years ago a Lafayette couple was convicted of assault and battery after whipping a school teacher who scolded their 11-year-old son. The item reflects a harsh domestic case from the era.
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Lafayette
Ind
Nelsonville Board of Education
E. J. Arnold
J. K. Kinneer
The Athens Messenger Rates and Delivery Details
The Athens Messenger published daily except Saturday and is an Associated Press member. Rates: daily 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents. mail rates vary by U.S. region. Delivery by carrier. mailing options list prices for Ohio, W Va, and other U.S. addresses with weekly, monthly, and yearly terms. Entered as second class matter at Athens Post Office.
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The
Associated Press
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
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Small Society
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Brickman
Lej
Hubert
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James Marlow
Ky Confident
Teddy Roosevelt
War Department
France
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