Minnesota reports only 45 percent of poor receive federal food aid
A Minnesota report by the Senate Select Committee shows 45 percent of the state's poor receive federal food assistance for which they are eligible, ranking Minnesota 29th in coverage. It notes 58 percent of counties feed less than a third of their poor residents and that Minnesota has only one state welfare employee on outreach for USDA programs. The article lists county by county participation rates and cites legal and administrative context.
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Mrs. Johnson Delivers Virginia Commencement Address
Former First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson speaks at the University of Virginia as her son in law Charles S. Robb receives a law degree and a kiss replaces a handshake. Lynda Bird Robb sits nearby. Johnson’s planned appearance was cut short by family sorrow. Campora and Peron linked to Argentina ahead of a state visit.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Nixon Returns to White House After Camp David Stay
President Nixon arrived at the White House by helicopter from Camp David after noon Sunday, greeting about 300 supporters on the Ellipse before driving to the executive mansion. He discussed energy and economic issues and planned state visits by Liberia's Tolbert and Soviet leader Brezhnev in June.
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Graham Preaches to Largest Audience in South Korea Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham draws what organizers claim as the largest crowd of his 33 year ministry for a five day crusade in Seoul. Korean officials say three million total attendance, police estimate five hundred thousand, a record turnout. The event drew protests from North Korea accusing the government of mobilizing crowds. Graham and Seoul officials deny government pressure, noting support from President Park Chung Hee.
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Solzhenitsyn Seeks Moscow Residency Still Denied
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn has not received permission to live in Moscow with his wife Natalya Svetlova after registering their marriage more than six weeks ago. Friends say the delay is unprecedented and some Moscow intellectuals fear a renewed crackdown on dissidents.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Natalya Svetlova
Peron to Return to Argentina from Exile
Exiled former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron plans to return home on June 21. His former private secretary said Jose Lopez Rega, now welfare minister, traveled to Madrid to announce the end of the 18 year exile of the greatest man of our motherland.
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Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Jose Lopez Rega
Peron
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