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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
2
More than 500 leading legal minds gather in Washington for the National Conference on Law and Poverty. Sponsored by the Justice Department and the Office of Economic Opportunity, the three day event examines extending legal services to the nation’s poor, many unaware such aid exists.
President Johnson made a late Tuesday afternoon visit to the Georgetown residence of columnist Max Freedman. The unexpected meeting highlighted ongoing White House outreach to media figures as the nation faced pressing policy debates.
Alameda County officials urge ABAG to fund its share of the Bay Area Transportation Study with $14,284 next year and $425,000 over two years. Razeto recommends using Mayors Formula gas tax funds to cover the county’s portion, with ABAG and partners also contributing federal and state funds to secure an $850,000 planning grant.
A historical note discusses the Economic Opportunity Act funding up to 90 percent for local anti poverty programs including legal help. It mentions Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg and Sargent Shriver guiding efforts to inspire lawyers to support such programs despite financial barriers.
Rebels and rival junta in Santa Domingo hold talks with mediation groups as the OAS outlines a plan for a provisional government, elections under MAS supervision within six to nine months, and ceasefire terms. Rebel negotiators cancel a Tuesday meeting and instead hold a conference.
The San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner report President Johnson will address a winter UN anniversary event in San Francisco. Mayor John Shelley was notified of the decision as officials prepared for the speech.
Angelenos report a fragile pause in negotiations aimed at ending a weeklong strike crippling a 1.2 billion construction industry in the South Carolina area. Talks continue with industry and AFL-CIO Operating Engineers, while management uses helicopters to remove heavy equipment operators.
The W9F coverage announces Pearlwick Impressions line featuring ventilated hatwpres with decorator appeal and Loverre designation. Product notes mention color options like white blue and Vernon, plus an upright Jianiper Bench and Wastebasket Brush holder as accent items.
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