Great Society role in Democratic losses discussed by governors
Democratic governors at the National Governors Conference blamed the Great Society for the party's midterm losses and urged a broader role in shaping policy. Iowa Governor Harold Hughes said Johnson will likely seek a 1968 renomination, despite Republican calls Johnson may quit.
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Jack Bell
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
John
Great Society
Johnson
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Wisconsin foresees tighter federal poverty funds
Wisconsin OEO director Carl Olsen warns federal budget constraints will tighten support for community action programs. He says job training centers and related services may face cuts, while Head Start and Neighborhood Youth Corps could remain funded. The timing and amounts remain uncertain due to Washington decisions.
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John Keefe
Madison
Wisconsin
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Carl Olsen
War On Poverty
Olsen
Johnson
Olien
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Crickets Rocket Tests Set At White Sands Range
Twenty four Cricket rockets will be launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico this week. Each three pounds and under four feet long. Twelve launches Monday and twelve more Wednesday to study wind effects on larger missile programs.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
New Mexico
La Crescent high school choir plans Christmas concert
La Crescent Minnesota. The high school concert choir Christmas concert was discussed at a Parents Music Club meeting. Officers include Mervin Ganrude Hokah president John Puschell vice president Mrs Clair Rood secretary and Ozzie Helgerson treasurer all of La Crescent. An adult music appreciation course may begin in January if at least 10 sign up. A Jonker diamond weighing 726 carats was found and cut into 12 flawless stones.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Parents Music Club
Mervin Ganrude
Hokah
John Puschell
Clair Rood
Ozzie Helgerson
Stanford Professor Dies in Florence Campus
Edwin J. Doyle associate professor of classics at Stanford University died Thursday of an apparent heart attack at the university’s Italian campus. He was 44 and a native of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Florence
Italy
Edwin J. Doyle
Stanford University
Lynn
Mass
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