TV Schedule Fragments and Election Notes
A scrambled TV listing for Friday to Monday shows movies news sports cartoons and late night shows across channels with varied times. It ends with Washington voting notes on a $1.6 trillion foreign aid bill and lists several state lawmakers.
U S Fights Black Market with New Credit Card System
The U S Command in Vietnam uses plastic cards to track Military Payment Certificates conversions and PX purchases to curb black market dumping of dollars. Transactions exceeding limits trigger identifications, improving oversight of scrip, money orders, and luxury item buys amid tightened currency controls.
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Pilot Project Funds Fizzle in Chicago Gang Rehab Program
Washington AP report says federal funds for an antipoverty effort to rehabilitate Chicago street gangs were cut off amid Senate controversy over sex and drugs. The Office of Economic Opportunity rejected extending the $927000 pilot, with a pending $1 million renewal likely jeopardized. Noted were testimonies of weapon storage and sex and narcotics parties at antipoverty training centers run by The Woodlawn Organization.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Blackstone Rangers
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Devil’s Disciples
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Martin Luther King Jr
Arthur Brazier
Woodlawn Organization
Mozambique Cotton Output In 1967 Reaches 130, a7 Tons
Mozambique produced 130 a7 tons of cotton in 1967 marking a sizable output for the year. The figure highlights the country’s textile agricultural sector and export potential during the period.
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Today in History: Hitler as German ruler in 1934
The history column notes key events on August 2 across years. It cites Adolf Hitler becoming dictator after Hindenburg’s death in 1934, Henry IV’s France ascent in 1589, Fifth Avenue’s 1824 opening, and WWI era invasions in 1914, among other items and anniversaries.
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