Johnson Set to Sign Broad Antipoverty Bill
Washington AP report outlines Johnson poised to sign a $947.5 million antipoverty measure, including a job corps and education funding. It would fund youth training, college work programs, and community antipoverty projects, with governance provisions and possible governors veto implications.
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Cyprus Strife Flares as Truce Frays Near Polis
Greek Cypriots resume attack on Kokkina about ten miles east of Polis and Greek planes bomb the village. UN Security Council calls for ceasefire. Turkish Premier Inonu says Turkey will honor the appeal but seeks total disarmament and continued reconnaissance until UN troops enforce the ceasefire. Makarios pledges compliance. Destruction observed in attacked villages.
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Wagner Denies Kennedy Run in New York Race
Wagner, New York Democrat leader, says he would not run against the mayor's wishes. Kennedy aides and state leaders discuss Kennedy's candidacy as Stratton reports Kennedy did not endorse any candidate before the September nominating convention.
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Record Steel Output Seen Near 120 Million Tons
Thomas F. Patton, chairman of the American Iron and Steel Institute, said in New York today that 1964 steel production may reach 120 million tons, a record high. He noted the figure had circulated in trade circles but he was the first top industry leader to confirm it.
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Farm aid program funds for needy families
The article describes loans up to 2500 dollars to help needy farm families improve their farms and develop non farm income sources. It notes the assistance aims to support farm families facing hardship and expand their income opportunities.
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