SEEK and Project Search push education access for youths
The SEEK program from City University of New York began in 1966 to aid high school graduates from poverty neighborhoods with an extended entrance process, tutoring, and financial aid to college. In its first year 1,400 students enrolled, mainly Negro and Puerto Rican youths aged 17 to 20. A Cleveland effort, Project Search, funded by federal education authorities and the local community college, has placed over 100 students from the Hough area into colleges or technical schools and has more awaiting placement.
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SEEK
City University of New York
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Health,’Education and Welfare
Cuyahoga Community College
Hough
Stokely Carmichael Calls For Armed War On U S In Paris Speech
In a Paris speech to French communists Stokley Carmichael urged defeating the United States through Vietnam and announced armed revolution as salvation. He criticized Black Power figures for bloodshed abroad while African Americans fight for equality at home. He urged Carmichael to return home and listen to American realities.
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Stokely Carmichael
Black Power
United States
Mhe Con
Paris
United States of America
Carmichael
Vietnam
Detroit
America
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature es
Puzzle style word list with scattered clues and definitions. Across items include Greek epi zo, Fragrance, Spanish cheer, Indian com, Hinds filet, Roman epic, Lake birds, Capital of Uruguay, Ethiopian title, insect eye, frozen water, and public notices. A compact learnable test pack.
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Acrgss
Simakes
Lake Birds
Capital of
Uruguay
Trystes
Bradian
Prgny
Baytown Sun staff and address line details
Baytown Sun lists editorial and publishing staff, offices at 230 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and box 90 Baytown, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc.
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Dwight Moody
Cords Bawshim
Baytown
Texas
Frider
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc Be Ae
Letter to The Sun questions Church of Christ origins
Pete McWilliams is cited by a Sun reader to challenge claims that leading encyclopedias support that Campbells and followers started the Church of Christ. The writer cites World Book quotes, splits in the movement, and contrasts views on benevolent programs and orphanages, defending his statements while criticizing McWilliams and Goodpasture.
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the Sun
Pete McWilliams
Campbells
Church of Christ
World Book Encyclopedia
McWilliams
Churches of Christ
B. C. Goodpashire
the Gospel Advocate
Campbellite
Goodpasture
Herald of Truth
Radio-Fv
Church of
Thomas
Alexander Campbell
Anti - Orphan’ Home
Drive
This Day In History Highlights From 1791 to 196?
This day marks the ratification of the Bill of Rights in 1791 and lists notable events: Sitting Bull’s death in 1881, Verdun victory in 1916, Prohibition upheld in 1918, MacArthur Mindoro landing in 1944, Eichmann death sentence in 1951, and comments by Eisenhower, de Gaulle, and MacMillan on nuclear tests and European integration.
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Associated Press
U.S
Virginia
Sitting Bull
Grand Forks
N.D
Battle of
Verdun
Douglas MacArthur
Mindoro
Philippines
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Israel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Soviet Union
Vietnam
World’s Fare By Wick Fowler
A congressman argues that burning the flag is a symbolic act protected by free speech. The piece notes that if that view is correct, a bandit’s stick up would also be covered as expression under the Constitution.
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Wick Fowler
Vance Heads Johnsons Defense List Amid Cyprus Ties
President Johnson’s top pick to replace Bob McNamara is Cyrus Vance the seasoned troubleshooter recently back from Cyprus. Vance’s back injury and recent vacation delays aside he remains a favored choice with Connally Clifford and others also on the Johnson list as potential defense secretary with Cabal suspense over Vietnam policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Bob Mec-Namara
Defense Department
Cyrus Vance
Cyprus
Vance
Senate
Eisenhower
Italy
Detroit
John Connally
Texas
Connally
John F. Kennedy
Oscar Chapman
Kennedy
Addison
India
USIA
Kennedys
Lej
Navy
Connally Min
Clark Clifford
DuPont
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clifford
Defense
Committee For Central Intelligence
Lstens
Leg
Untold political corruption tales and a missing ledger
A fragment lists Robert Anderson a Texas figure turned cabinet secretary amid Eisenhower era intrigue. It also describes a West Virginia tale of a stolen law appointment book, Bon Brown and ex Gov Barron, coal pipeline eminent domain, and Justice Department scrutiny into illicit fees linked to liquor and coal interests.
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Robert Anderson
Texas
Lei
Wichita Falls
Navy
Treasury
Eisenhower
Robert Sherrett
Arderson
Sid Richardson
Lyndon Johnson
Eldns
W. Va
Justice Department
West Virginia
Wiliam Wallace Barrom
Aron Moore
Wheeling
Elkins
Bonn Brown
Justice Department Bnaloy
Barron
Brown
State Liquor Commission
Eiskins
Liquor Commission
Community Sanitation A Key To Hepatitis Prevention
The article explains that without a vaccine, prevention relies on sanitation and home measures. It advises thorough hand washing with hexachlorophene soap, keeping dirty objects away from mouths, boiling drinking water during floods, and notes that gamma globulin is not very effective. It also covers transmission of the common cold and offers cramp remedies.
Bible Verse Report On Healing and Exorcism
A biblical verse notes that when evening came many possessed by devils were brought to Jesus. He cast out the spirits with his word and healed all who were sick. The account appears in Matthew chapter eight verse sixteen.
No Holiday At Pentagon Shapes Huge 375 Billion Budget
AP Special Report describes Pentagon leaders contending with a demanding ten month budget process amid Vietnam costs. It outlines secret pruning aims such as cutting programs and training, a possible construction freeze, and procurement stretchouts while detailing the five year planning cycle from JSOP through to final decisions before Congress.
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Washington
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Secretary
Army
Navy
Air Force
Armed Services
Defense Agencies
Joint Chiefs
White House
Notable runners-up in national rubber bridge championships
Dr. C. F. Crossiey Jr. and Charles Gabriel of Las Vegas were runners-up. Gabriel, longtime Texas player, once lived in Fort Worth and teamed with Jacobys. Crossley, a physician, is from a strong bridge family. In the semifinal, Cap overcalled with four spades after a four heart bid, doubled by Crossley, yielding 1,700 points for the home pair.
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Dr. C. F. Crossiey Jr
Charles Gabriel
Las Vegas
Charley Gabriel
Fort Worth
Texas
Jacobys
Atomic Energy Commission
Cap Crossley
Crossley
Gabriel
Charley
Crossleys
Clark Merrit
Robert Krost
Cap
South
Dr. Crossley
Sands
Asin
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for action after East opens heart
In a bridge problem you hold a long heart hand and partner signaled strength. With West North East South bidding Pass You South hold AAG1076 and partner’s long heart suggests deferring. The question asks what you do after East opens one heart and you hold the same hand. Answer tomorrow.
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East
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By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
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Wayne G. Brondstedt
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