War on Poverty Waged In Dark by DC Claims
Washington reports from UPI indicate the U.S. Chamber of Commerce described the war on poverty as a campaign conducted in darkness. Carl Madden, director of research, testified to a House Republican task force urging evaluation of antipoverty programs. He warned the 1965-66 bill of 1.9 billion could double untested efforts, risking poorer groups and overall humanitarian aims without proper planning and assessment.
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America's Crime Rate Still Rising FBI Says
FBI release shows crime rate up overall with suburban areas leading increases. The geographic breakdown lists a 14 percent rise in the West, 6 percent in the North Central, and 2 percent in the Northeast, while rural areas saw a 2 percent uptick and the South remained relatively stable.
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GOP Posts Major Gains In Mississippi Voting
In Mississippi, GOP candidates won mayoral races in several large cities marking the party's first statewide municipal gains since Reconstruction. Hattiesburg and other cities elected Republican mayors, boosting GOP presence with multiple alderman wins across six towns and four counties.
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TML Vows To Battle Utilities
Nashville report notes Tennessee Municipal League vows to challenge utility actions amid rising charges. Officials push for policy review and possible legal steps to defend city ratepayers against disputes with providers. Multiple municipalities coordinate efforts to seek fair pricing and oversight.
Three VA Hospitals Get New Lease On Life
President Johnson acts to keep open several Veterans Affairs facilities and regional offices while closing others. The move follows congressional debate over reform and aims to preserve emergency and outpatient services at Miles City and sites in Lincoln, Grand Junction, Cody, Castle Point, and Bath. Additional offices will remain open in Juneau, Wilmington, Heno, Manchester, Fargo, Sioux Falls, White River Junction, and Cheyenne. Several facilities in Illinois, Massachusetts, Ohio, New York, and Texas are slated for closure with patient transfers planned.
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Rains Calls for City Voice in Federal Housing Aid
Delegates at the groups 2nd annual meeting approve sending a letter to the Agriculture Department in Washington criticizing loans for districts. Albert Rains former Alabama congressman urged support for a housing and urban affairs bill saying cities should have a cabinet voice. He noted 80 percent of national taxes come from cities while only 13 percent of people earn there. Clement praised interstate cooperation as key state development. AcsKenzie Mayor C Moore elected PML president succeeding J Travis Price. Hartsville Mayor Cecil A Harper named Typical Mayor of the Year.
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Rusk says Americans will stay in Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated the United States will not be chased out of Viet Nam and expects sharp engagements with Viet Cong forces. He declined to confirm if new combat authority expands the war, noting troops are active to keep Viet Cong off balance and deter organized strikes.
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Most Wanted Posters Circulated For Suspect Pope
The FBI circulated 250000 posters of Duane Pope, a 22 year old McPherson College graduate charged in last Friday's hold up of the Farmers State Bank at Big Springs. Posters depict Pope’s boyish face and were distributed nationwide with focus on the Midwest. A 1939 Buick convertible used in the getaway was found in Wichita and may connect to the downtown shooting.
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2 500 Assemble At U N To Protest Viet Policy
United Nations rally in New York drew a near capacity crowd to oppose Vietnam policy.Senator Wayne Morse called for a peace force under UN auspices and criticized United States tactics as prolonged and ineffective.
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ReUnited In Jail Cell Delano Reunion Story
In Delano California two brothers, Antonio Esparza, 52, and Carlos Esparza, were unexpectedly reunited after thirty years apart in jail. The pair, once separated by family turmoil including their mother’s death and their father’s remarriage, had drifted to different lives in Missouri and California before a dramatic reunion in their shared cell.
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