Fighting Poverty Block By Block In East Harlem
In East Harlem poverty fight, a neighbor-led effort grows from a $30,000 Kapland grant via the Block Development Project. David Borden oversees 28 workers who live on their blocks and reach about 10,000 residents, forming co-ops, sports teams, tenant groups, and heat repairs to curb crime and improve living conditions.
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East Harlem
Tom Nolan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEW York
NEA
George Morrison
Metropolitan Hospital
Borden
J. M. Kapland Fund
New York City
Peace Corps
Superstrtuc Dare
Lem
Ture
Dan Evans
Ed Vega
Pentagon Acts To Protect Servicemen From Harsh Credit
The Pentagon ordered strong rules to shield servicemen from extortionate credit terms and misleading deals. The directive, signed by Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance, bans practices that fail consumers on bases and military housing areas and allows penalties including banning firms from base business. Ed Huscher and his father Leonard keep 27 Missouri mules on their Higginsville farm, using them for tasks but praising their practicality over tractors.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
THE
OLD Way
Higginsville
Afc
Ed Huscher
Leonard Huscher
Missouri
Wuschers
Pope Paul VI Visited U S Twice Before Elevation
AP report notes Pope Paul VI, then Giovanni Montini, traveled to the United States in 1951 and 1953 for pleasure and diplomacy. He toured Canada, Niagara Falls, Washington, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and New York, later returning via Ireland. He spoke of “many happy memories” of the country and later served as envoy to John XXIII and Pope John.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Pope Paul
America
United States
Paul VI
Giovanni Battista
John Baptist) Montini
Italy
John XXII
Vatican
Monsignor Montini
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Itowa
Kingston
Toronto
United
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Washington, D.C
St. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritt‘er
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Montini
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York City
Ireland
Rome
Curia
Pope Pius XII
Milan
John XXIII
Pope John
U. S
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Cardinal Montini
Notre Dame University
Francis
Cardinal Spellman
South Bend
Ind
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pope
Cardinal
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington,d.c
Brazil
Africa
Pope Paul VI
Ling
Holy Land
Middle East
Asia
India
Young Negro Sentenced In Two Fayetteville Assaults
In Fayetteville Cumberland County a 22 year old paratrooper pleaded guilty to assaulting Teresa Bailey and was sentenced to one year in prison. He faces upcoming trial on rape kidnapping and armed robbery charges. Also reported a separate armed robbery incident near Pane Park. A Norfolk Va store article notes the Naval Supply Center employs 4100 and handles 160000 items.
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Payetteville
N.C
Gary L. Henth
David McKeithan
Ft. Bragg
Fayetteville
McKeithan
Cumberland Superior Court
Teresa Bailey
Superior Court
Henry A. McKinnon
Pane Park
Stupendous
Norfolk
Norfolk Naval Supply Center
Spakee
Elaine B. Fendal
Princeton
N.J
Combat Zone Mail Measure Advances
The House Post Office Committee approved a bill to grant free letter postage for service members in combat zones including Viet Nam and reduced charges for parcels up to five pounds. First class letters would be free to the United States via Military Air Transport Service, with senders paying the rate to San Francisco. Rep. James H. Morrison of Louisiana urged passage before adjournment.
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Washington
Armed Services
Viet Nam
House Post Ofice Committee
United States
San Francisco
James H. Morrison
Tla
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Mr. Borden
New Bern
Agauahere
Bradlee Sa
JIE
Dave Borden
E. 105Th Street
U.S
Ueuy
Henry West
Anne Franvis
Anne
Walter Cieczka
Cieczka
Canada Bay Distilling Company
Nicholarville
Jess
Corning
Bestlite
DEPT
Ual Goose Shoes
Mom
Dad
ME County
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