Johnson urges targeting poverty at its roots with job training
President Johnson urged attacking poverty where it begins by helping unemployed family breadwinners find jobs. A Labor Department report shows 6.3 million families depend on a main breadwinner who is out of work, with calls for expanded job training, literacy programs, higher training allowances, and day care services.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Labor Department
United States
America
Two Cop Killers Get Life Sentences
Nevada City California reports two ex-convicts, Roger Mealman and Clifford Toycen Jr., were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a California Highway Patrol officer near Donner Lake during a bank robbery escape. A third man, Robert Burns, was already handed life last week. The trio had pursued a crime spree across Oregon, Arizona, and California. All loot was recovered after a Sacramento pursuit.
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Calif
UPI
California
Superior Court
Vernon Stoll
Roger M. Mealman
Clifford Toycen, Jr
Glenn Carlson
Robert L. Burns
Sacramento
Carlson
Donner Lake
Mealman
Toycen
Oregon
Arizona
Burns
Woman Loses Ear After Auto Crash in Duarte
In Duarte California deput ies respond to a serious crash where Rose Gariman was ejected through a windshield after a collision with a truck. The car was recovered to Santa Teresita Hospital with the ear reportedly missing and later replacement procedures discussed by hospital staff.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Rose Gariman
Santa Teresita
Red Prison Like Home
Deputy governor Frank Lie esching of Wadsworth Prison reports in a prison service journal that private rooms in a Soviet jail at Kryukovo prison camp Moscow allowed conjugal visits by wives of model prisoners.
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London
UPI
Frank Lieesching
Wadsworth
Prison Service
Kryukovo
Moscow
God is no square invitation at Christ Church
The Rev. John Kickmore of Christ Church Congregational Church in South Ockendon invites a rock group to play during a church service saying he believes God is not a square and wants to blend contemporary music with worship.
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South Ockendon
England
UPI
John Kickmore
Christchurch
Bristol University notes student public image
The Bristol University newspaper describes the typical student as a pile of unwashed dishes, empty beer bottles, and cigarette packages scattered around, with scruffy unkempt individuals at the center of the mess.
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Bristol, England
UPI
Bristol University
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