Shriver Battles Congress Over Office of Economic Opportunity
In Washington, Sargent Shriver fights for the life of the Office of Economic Opportunity amid a push by Republicans to dismantle OEO. He cites funding fights as the key to survival, with fiscal 1968 requests at 2.06 billion and possible cuts near 1.7 to 2 billion. The GOP aims to distribute programs to Labor and Health, Education and Welfare, while Shriver stresses a national consensus to keep OEO as the primary anti poverty coordinator.
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Sargent Shriver
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Jooks
Shriver
Johnson
OHO
Labor and Health
Welfare
House
Senate
OEO
America
Albert A. Quie
Minnesota
Charles E. Goodell
New York
O&o
Quie
Johnson Aide Backs Ban on Police Bugging with Narrow National Security Exception
Attorney General Ramsey Clark issued strict new guidelines for federal agencies to seek advance written approval before electronic surveillance. The only exception is urgent national security emergencies with post hoc full explanations within 24 hours and taped or transcribed conversations kept classified.
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Ramsey Clark
Johnson
Clark
Fish Tagged For Derby Across Lineaville Area
The Lineaville Area Water Association and the Pennsylvania Fish Commission host a 44000 derby at Pyma tuning Lake. Nearly 1895 fish were tagged including muskelunge walleyes bass crappie carp perch catfish and bluegills. Anglers who catch tagged fish redeem them for cash at member businesses.
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Lineaville Areawater Association
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Pymatuning Lake
Ant hunter nets big profits from tiny harvests
Ken Gidney, 46, of Bell Gardens, plucks ants by hand to supply an educational toy wholesaler. He earns about one penny per ant, sometimes collecting 9,000 weekly, traveling across California to find barren Pogonomyrmex harvesters for shipments in vials.
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Calif
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Los Angeles
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Lancaster
Palm Springs
Government funded ant farms sent to space research
A fragment describes a program where 4000 workers bi-monthly are paid to mail plastic ant farms to Washington D C for space research. Walter Reed Army Institute is involved and a contractor notes ants are reused in experiments though questions aren’t asked.
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Walter
Crystal Coal Co Furnaces Stokers and Fuels Ad
Crystal Coal Co at 4 Maple Ave Corry Pennsylvania advertises coal fuel kerosene and stokers for furnaces. Contact phone number 663-8175 available for inquiries and orders.
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Corry
Oe Furnace Sales and Servi Corry
U.C. Zen
Corry TV Cable Co
North Center Street
E.P.M. Stokers
Maple Ave
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