War on Poverty Stirs Local Debate in Michigan
In Ypsilanti Michigan a group named REPLY fights a $188000 antipoverty project claiming residents were unaware of their poverty status until experts from the University of Michigan identified it. In Cleveland private welfare leaders warn against heavy government control, arguing professionals on the frontlines should guide poverty relief.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
REPLY
University of Michigan
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Edward H. de Coningh
Welfare Federation
Washington
America
Braving Night Attacks A Puppy Sparks U S Marine Defense
In Da Nang area near a small 20 foot bridge Lt Edward Riley recalls defending a platoon after Viet Cong surrounded them at night. Sgt Hilton Williams and Lance Cpl Curtis Jackson led a fierce counterattack after a mortar and small arms assault. Jackson’s quick action disabled a Viet Cong fighter as another teammate fired. The dogged defense held the bridge position against a larger force.
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LE MY
South Viet Nam
da Nang
River Sa
Edward C. Riley
Rochester
N.Y
Idge
Hilton O. Williams
Greenville
Ala
Sgt. Williams
Lance
Curtis R. Jackson
Pollock
Tex
Williams
Jackson
Corp. Jackson
John McNeeley
Rankin
Today in History June 16 1965 highlights and events
On June 16 historical notes include 1858 Lincoln accepting the Republican nomination for Illinois senator with a famous line about a house divided. Other items cover early League of Nations meetings in 1920, Roosevelt’s 1933 NRA code decree, Reichsbank under Hitler in 1939, Petain taking over France in 1940, and U S State Department actions in 1941.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Rom Illinois
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James's Palace
London
NRA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reichsbank
Adolf Hitler
Marshal Petain
State Department
Germany
United States
Sidon
Portland Harbor
England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Manila
Formosa
Japan
Undeclared Wars Spark Uproar and Split Opinions
Washington grapples with undeclared conflicts in Korea and Vietnam as public opinion divides and critics the President. The challenge remains persuading the enemy to talks while avoiding a sweeping land invasion.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Korea
Asia
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Doctors Discuss Nephritis Treatment and Vaccination Questions
A mother asks how long a child with nephritis must take penicillin daily after a past bout. Doctors note most recover fully, rest and low protein diet during acute stages, and vigilance against reinfection. They discuss vaccination-related illness and Vietnam War era political commentary.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Pat
Home centralized cooling systems gain ground in new homes
Industry reports say central cooling units shrink in size and cost as manufacturers like Trane Norge and York push factory assembled systems. Plans emphasize integrated units for heating and cooling in new homes with reduced on site labor and faster installation.
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Trane Co
la Crosse
Wis
Norge
York
N.Y
Centreer
Netl
Technical Rally May Come Soon
Market outlook notes a sharp decline but analysts see possible rally signs. Standard & Poor's cites limited loss proof and stresses cautious, selective approach amid volatility.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor's
Ieee. Es
Unclear Weather Report Fragments From Hilo New York
Fragmentary weather note from Hilo and New York with garbled figures and locations. Mentions Presidio and Peliston with partial temperatures and dates, leaving the main event unclear.
Southern schools push to meet Civil Rights Act deadline
Officials in Southern states predict districts will meet the July 1 compliance deadline for federal aid. Louisiana lags, with only handfuls desegregated. suits filed in 120 districts. Mississippi reports 80 of 150 districts with desegregation plans, many deemed unacceptable. Arkansas and Texas show partial progress with numerous districts still not acted.
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Associated Press
U.S. Office of Education
Louisiana
Mississippi
Office of Education
Arkansas
Texas
Animal Oddities In A Puzzle Of Unlikely Word Matches
A jumble of clues pairs to form a crossword like grid. Entries span flora fauna objects grains and places with varied wordplay hints across many numbers and directions. The page lists cryptic style definitions including familiar terms and proper nouns from species to cities and crafts.
Washington Column on The War of Nations Behavior
The piece discusses Robert McNamara backing computer studies to model international conflict. It describes warlike and peaceful strategies and notes researchers found vacillating approaches often fail across scenarios. It frames a desire for solutions yielding a real victory in war or peace through strategic analysis.
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Sy Bay Cromley
Wamanaton
Belenec
Seneny
Noisy Debate on Simulated Nations and Political Behavior
Fragmented text shows researchers debating how to model a nation’s actions in the lab using game theory. It references McNamara and strategy discussions, plus concerns about trust and artificial simulations predicting U S political behavior.
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McNamara
Rowever
Goss
Pantoli
United States
Television by Rick Du Brow highlights Humphrey TV role
The article notes Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey receives prominent TV exposure while Lyndon Johnson expands his media presence as president. Humphrey appears on NBC Today and other programs to promote the administration and Medicare, with Mrs. Humphrey and national figures also involved in related media pushes. The piece previews broadcasts and events connected to policy promotion and public appearances.
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China
Korea
Truman
Taft
Ohio
United States
Europe
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
North
Congress
Aft
Arthur
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
MacArthur
North Korea
South Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Senate
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
A. Willisee
Virginia
United Nations
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert
Humphrey
NBC TV
London
Bird
National Council For Senior Citizens
American Medical Association
Abc-Tv
Sites for Souls program funds church property purchases
The Assemblies of God has allocated $30,000 for property purchases in five U S cities under Sites for Souls, a Home Missions program. Since February 1963 the department has allotted $109,000 for 16 projects to establish congregations in growing city subdivisions, with recent allocations in Bay St. Louis Mississippi Huntsville Alabama Milford Connecticut Rosement Minnesota and Wichita Falls Texas.
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FOR Souls
Springfield
UPI
Assemblies of God
U.S
Home Missions Department
Bay St. Laws
Miss Huntsville
Ala
Milford, Conn
Rosement, Minn
Wichita Falls
Tex
Mexico City The Aztec founded Te nochtitlan capital claim
Mexico City is described as North America's oldest capital, tracing origins to the Aztec settlement Te nochtitlan. The statement emphasizes the city’s ancient foundation and long history as a major urban center.
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Mexico City
Tenochtitlan
North America
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