Reagan to take over 43.5 million poverty funds in California
Gov. Reagan's office announced that California would assume administration of 43.5 million dollars in federal anti poverty funds. The move, intended to coordinate resources and improve programs, awaits federal approval and comes as Reagan attends the Western Governors Conference. Local community action agencies number 42 statewide, with a mix of local officials private groups and poor representatives.
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Rockefeller strengthens bid in West Virginia primary race
In Charleston WV UPI reports tight governor nominating contests as John D Rockefeller IV wins a statewide bid while Ach A Moore Jr sits in a close GOP battle. Other races include Cecil M Underwood contest and Democratic shifts as Sprouse and Robertson pursue posts with partial precinct returns showing Rockefeller atop the field.
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Local figure Welin cited in city leadership history
The text notes Welin, a Pasadena pharmacist, longtime board member since 1981, re-elected 1963, twice mayoral candidate, past USC Alumni Association president, and member of Rotary, University Club, and Tournament of Roses. It mentions his address at 939 Arden Road and references a 1954 Geneva convention and Vietnam era themes in a broader political context.
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Admiral Kimiek Dies at 86 in Navy History Note
GROTON Conn UPS Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel longtime commander of the Pacific Fleet faced post Pearl Harbor scrutiny in a 1941 inquiry. The article references four years later congressional findings blaming judgment rather than malice, and notes Kimmel survived to an ornate life story filled with controversy and personal references.
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Welin Resigns as City Officials Hold Session on Personnel
The article notes Welin's immediate resignation followed by a closed personnel session to discuss succession and other personnel matters. No official action was recorded. The piece references district boundaries and Pasadena's ongoing development as Welin quotes moving forward to a better city.
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McCarthy fights on as Nixon Reagan rise echoes Nebraska results
McCarthy pledges to stay in the race amid Nebraska primary dynamics while Kennedy, Nixon and Reagan gain momentum. Analysts note Nixon’s Nebraska appeal remains strong despite challenges, Reagan’s showing elevates his presidential prospects, and Kennedy scores a solid win amid shifting support.
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Ailing the Arrives At Capital Hospital
Ailing the Arrives At Capital Hospital mée President Dwight D. Eigen hower arrived at Walterlee Army.
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The Weather and You Shine and Sun Care
The piece discusses ultraviolet rays and skin exposure, noting that limited UV can form in the skin and be beneficial. It warns hot sunny regions promote suntanning, advises careful exposure, and mentions a paradox where TB patients are praised for tans though TB thrives in sunny, crowded, malnourished areas.
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Weather Forecast Notes From Fragmented OCR
Forecasts show temperatures and weather trends across regions including coast, intermediate valleys, mountains, and deserts. Indicates warmers conditions today and gradual changes through Thursday with specifics about sunrise times and regional outlooks.
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Poor People's Marchers Move Into New Home
The People's March moved Tuesday into a new site with shelters meant to house up to four family units each. Organizers expect as many as 200 poor people from the South Midwest and East to join by Thursday as they establish Resurrection City at the site near Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy.
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Resurrection City
Fragmented Crime Rant Mentions Dog Gang Confusion
A fractured quote notes “up the last of the dog gang” and a spokesman mentions the boys causing confusion by placing something in the resulting chaos. The garbled line hints at a criminal or gang-related reference without clear specifics.
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Untitled historic page fragment summary
A fragment from The Independent dated May 15 presents garbled OCR text with scattered proper nouns. The readable segments reference a geographic locale, possible names, and a dated issue number, but no coherent event or report is discernible. The remaining data lack clear entities or actions to summarize beyond indicating a period newspaper fragment.
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