Poverty Bill Signed by President Johnson
President Johnson signed into law a 947.5 million anti poverty measure to improve living conditions for millions. The act creates job programs for idle youths and aids low income families, with aims to reach 600000 people directly in year one and up to 7 million families through community projects.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Youth Conservation Corps
Congress
Capitol
Sargent Shriver
Syncom 3 Clears Hurdle Aimed at Olympic TV Coverage
The Syncom 3 satellite passed a crucial propulsion test and is set for a second maneuver to reach a stationary orbit above the Pacific. Ground commands will steer it eastward to hover near the equator IDL line for wide-area TV of the Tokyo Olympic Games.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Salisbury
Australia
Sumatra
North America
Asia
U.S
Doctors urged to share medical news more openly
Chicago session of the American Medical Association heard Medic Relations Newsman CHICAGO publisher Dolph C. Simons Jr. argue that people hunger for medical news. He urged doctors and newspapers to collaborate to educate the public about medicine, doctor challenges, AMA positions, and public health issues. More than 600 doctors attended.
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Chicago
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence
Kan
Journal-World
American Medical Association
Simons
Newsedia
AMA
Longtime Western Union cashier retires in Tonganoxie
Horace Gillespie marks 46 years and four months with Western Union Telegraph Co after starting at age 19 and serving as cashier before turning 21. He retired July 31, 1964. Several local families share dinner to honor his milestone. many relatives and friends from nearby towns visited. The notice also lists various social visits, meetings, and open houses in the community.
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Horace Gillespie
Gillespie
Western Union Telegraph Co
Catherine Pearson
Fort Hays State College
K.E. Bickford
Oberlin
Topeka
Arthur Rawlings
Kansas City
Dale McCracken
Liberty
Jim Mahoney
Debbie
Kylee
Orin Shokley
Cheri
Linda
Julia
Spokane
Wash
Francis Lenahan
Richard Lenahan
Carolyn Parker
Lees Summit
A.P. Johnson
Paige
Park
Tonganoxie
Friends Missionary Society
Stanwood
Springdale
William S. Bowersox
Abbe Howard
Lawrence
Alton Grems
Roger Garr
Lucille Jones
C.L. Jones
Bernard Uhlrich
Frank Uhlrich
McLouth
Bill Rawlings
Cheryl
Billy Dale
Ricky
Detroit
Mich
Mary Cook
Marvin Jones
U.S. Army
Marvin
Fort Belvoir
Fort Sill
Okla
Oran Harvey
Army Looks At Scouting With Doubt
The Army funds a birds for field surveillance program with a $174 472 contract to General Atronics Corp after a positive feasibility study at Aberdeen Proving Ground. The project, classified to train birds to recognize a person and signal it, moves into a second phase.
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Aberdeen, Md., Proving Ground
General Atronics Corp
Philadelphia
Army
Silent Bird Watcher Sparks Debate On Crow Intelligence
A spokesman offered limited details while acknowledging ongoing study on crow perception. The article notes hunters’ long held belief that crows monitor dangers and warn other birds, suggesting a communal awareness in wildlife behavior.
Exhaust of Ambulance Fatal to Girl in Crash
A broken exhaust pipe on an air conditioned ambulance caused the death of 15 year old Brenda Naylor of Holden Missouri and left her mother Mrs Hirschel Nayler and Dr A M Ziegler of Holden unconscious during a transfer from Warrensburg to Kansas City for treatment of injuries from a Saturday highway crash near Holden.
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Kansas City
Brenda Naylor
Holden, Mo
Warrensburg
Holden
Brenda
Hirschel Nayler
A. M. Ziegler
The Red Barn Menu and Directions
A full menu advertisement for The Red Barn highlights fresh fish from Gaynor's Lake and meals from Lawrence on Hiway 59. Directions read turn right at the Big Barn sign one mile west and two miles south.
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Gaynor
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Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Roaring River
Cassville
Gene Walker
Charley Taylor
Bethel
Hazel Ridge
Edna Robinson
Merriam
C. Cordon
Olathe
W.J. Stephenson Sr
State Lake
J. E. Leighty
Sam Leighty
Virginia
Don Leighty
Charles Ropp
W. S. Bowersox
John B. Jarrett
A. E. Bowersox
Mound City
Dick Miller
Hiawatha
Home Demonstration
Friendship Valley
Blanch Young
Frankie Robinson
Marion Dillon
Frances
Anna Henry
Memphis
Tenn
Eadard Cellioirs
Edward Cellier
Gary Dillon
Earl Schenck
Kenneth Schenck
R.C. Swain
Tenganoxie, Kansas
Elton C. Fay
N. H
McCrory
Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Leonard
TempMaster
Coumpremas Weventy
Every Wanted
Ian
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