Conference Hammers Out Antipoverty Bill Progress
Washington conferees resolved a key issue on the antipoverty bill and reported progress on others. They kept the 80 percent federal share for community action costs and allowed locals to contribute in services or money. Main remaining dispute centers on the Green amendment shifting control to state or city agencies and local input in policy.
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Byrd urges U.S. to press France for World War I debts
West Virginia Senator Byrd told the Senate that France should repay its 6.8 billion World War I debts to the United States. He warned assets in the U.S. could be frozen and condemned Charles de Gaulle for devaluation calls.
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France
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Senate
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GOP Leaders Claim Remarkable Record Amid Victory Claims
Republicans touted a record of victories and policy achievements in 1967 as they prepared for the next elections. Gerald R. Ford and John J. Rhodes presented a 5,600 word summary stating the 1967 Congress was productive, despite Democratic opposition. They highlighted budget shifts and anti inflation measures as success.
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New York Times Service
Washington
House
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
House Republican Policy Committee
Ford
Bronkaid Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Bronchial Congestion
A clinic tested preparation named Bronkaid combines an expectorant and bronchodilators to loosen excess phlegm and relax tightened bronchial muscles. It aims to ease coughing wheezing and improve breathing for hours without a prescription from Drew Pharmacal Co Inc New York 10016 available at local drugstores.
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Drew Pharmacal Co., Inc
New York
Ade
Help in Reshaping U.S. Ghettos Urged
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged the National Association of Home Builders to commit to personal involvement in reshaping American ghettos. He urged support for legislation and construction programs to ease urban crisis, emphasizing private enterprise and skilled effort to aid poor and unskilled city residents.
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Los Angeles Times
Chicago
Edward M
Ted’ Kennedy
D-Mass
National Assn. of
Home Builder
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Senate
Kennedy
NAHB
Robert Kennedy
Charleston Forms Human Rights Commission
Charleston's new nine member Human Rights Commission will hold its first meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in City Hall. Mayor Elmer Dodson appointed the members last month and city council confirmed them. A chairman will be elected at the gathering. Members include David G. Huffman the Rev Moses Newsome Sam Lopinsky E W Conner Mrs William G Moore C L Estill Spencer Burton the Rev John Wilkes Richard L Theibert.
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Charleston
New Human Rights Commission
City Hall
Elmer Dodson
Commission
David G. Huffman
Moses Newsome
Sam Lopinsky
E. W. Conner
William G Moore
C. L. Estill
WV Construction Booms 49 Percent in Ten Months 1967
Total West Virginia construction contracts through October reached 3.3799 billion, up 49 percent from 1966. Nonresidential up 37 percent to 117.051 million,Residential up 11 percent to 81.913 million, Nonbuilding up 90 percent to 180.93 million. October contracts total 20.02 million, 4 percent above October 1966.
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West Virginia
F. W. Dodge Co
Charleston Gazette Publication Details
Charleston Gazette appears as a daily newspaper issued in Charleston West Virginia with a long standing history. It is published by the Daily Gazette Company and operates as a second class matter under federal postal rules established in 1897.
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