Time And Money Vital To Winning Fight On Poverty
George Esser argues that the Office of Economic Opportunity must retain outreach to attack poverty. He cites 9 million families needing help and urges extending the Economic Opportunity Act with coordinated local action using federal state and local resources to push poverty elimination efforts.
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National Association For Community Development
Washington Today
Office of Economic Opportunity
Esser
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Education shifts as urban policy conference foresees changes
Guest columnist A Howard White forecasts major shifts in public education for urban society. He envisions more self directed learning, expanded non professional staff, and heavy use of computers while stressing continued funding needs and greater student independence. The piece notes multiple conferences by Piedmont Crescent and University of North Carolina Charlotte with Brookings Institute backing.
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Burlington Times-News
Unc-Charlotte
Piedmont Crescent
Piedmont
Brookings Institution of Washington
Duke Power Co
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
North Carolina
Technical Institute of
America
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North Carolina weighs twin trailer length 65 feet
State Senate gives tentative approval for twin trailers up to 65 feet amid concerns over four lane highway needs and port competitiveness. Senator Ellis notes South Carolina may follow, shifting tonnage to Charleston and Norfolk, while proponents urge modernization and safer roads through driver cooperation.
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North Carolina
Albert Ellis
Onslow
Ellis
South Carolina
Editorial Research Congress And Railroads Time is running out
In the rail road dispute the Senate Labor Committee may vote on the administration measure by June 10 while the House process stalls. Both sides tire of the Johnson formula for outside settlement and debate compulsory arbitration versus extended collective bargaining. Labor or seizure amendments loom if Congress rejects the plan. The White House warns a nationwide rail strike would cripple passenger traffic and defense material shipments, including ammunition and jet fuel, affecting war efforts. The six unions cover 137,000 workers and wage issues linger amid public apathy.
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Jacob K. Javits
RN. Y
Harley O. Staggers
D-Va
House Commerce Committee
Vietnam
Defense Department
Wirtz-Boyd
Dodd Ethics Case Ties Wins to Public Backing Abroad
Drew Pearson reports Sen. Tom Dodd profits from near east war coverage to push for exoneration. Dodd sought Jewish support and faced a delayed censure debate used to mount a media campaign. He courted public figures including Joe Pyne and drew defense from right wing columnists while links to Rosenstiel and Katanga ties surface.
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Dodd
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National Committee For Justice
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California
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Reagan
Salvatori
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Hilsman
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