Goldwater Urges Private Charity To Aid Nation’s Poor
Senator Barry Goldwater argues welfare should be a private concern run by individuals churches and charities with local and state governments stepping in only when private efforts fail. He contrasts his view with Johnson and New Deal era policy noting poverty’s persistence and the need for education and opportunity.
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Johnson
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
New Deal
Council of Economic Advisers
United States
Chilren
Tax Relief For College Expenses Faces Senate Opposition
In Washington the Senate Finance Committee faced strong pushback on a Ribicoff plan for tax credits up to 325 dollars per year to cover up to 1500 dollars in college costs including tuition books and fees. Supporters say it helps funding, opponents fear a 750 million first year cost rising to 1.5 billion annually and could jeopardize the broad tax cut bill. The panel also voted to end the 10 percent tax on theater tickets while defeating several tax-limit proposals and adjusting stock option rules.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
House
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Ribicoff
Everett M. Dirksen
Rtll
Dirksen
Goodwill Lauded At City Meeting
Don Davis lauded Goodwill Industries of Southwest Oklahoma for helping the handicapped during the annual meeting at Westside Country Club. He noted Oklahoma leads in programs for the handicapped and urged continued support and civic club sponsorships. six board members were re-elected and essay winners spoke.
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Don Davis
Oklahoma City
Goodwill Industries of
Southwest Oklahoma, Inc
Davis
Oklahoma Veterans’ Employment
U. S. Department of Labor
Oklahoma
Goodwill Industries
Governor's Committee On
Goodwill
Westside Country Club
Exall English
Charles Green
Wyatt B. Hendrick
Henry Neely
Manville Redman
Floyd Wood
Joyce Sadberry
Douglass School
Marvin Russell
Lawton High School
Schubert Music Club
J. C. Kennedy
United Fund
W. F. Shepard
G. C. Goodier
Rites Held for Mrs. Hattie Todd at Marlow Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Todd 94 were at the First Baptist Church Marlow with Rev. R L McClung of Tulsa officiating. burial followed in Marlow cemetery under Brooks Funeral Home Duncan direction. Survivors include three daughters two sons and extensive grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Marlow
Hattie Todd
First Baptist Church
R. L. McClung
Tulsa
Marlow Church
Marlow Cemetery
Brooks Funeral Home
Duncan
Todd
Atlanta
A. D. Todd
Courtney Flat
Dailey
Johnny Mclintyre
D. B. Lowry
Hardy Brooks
Carlsbad
N. M
P. L
Rt. 2
Flake
Tuttle
J. R. Brewer
Ret Simms
Clovis
N.M
Matt Ross
Pearl Simms
California
Magdalene Jackson
Wesley Methodist Church
Troy Tims
C. S. McNeil
Geronimo Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Becker Funeral Home
Marvin Baughman
Bill Frazier
H. Allen
Jimmy Martin
Paul Fields
James Floyd Miller
Arlington
Ritter-Dalton
N. N. Antonson
Trinity Baptist Church
Letitia
Prime Payette
Elmer Kennedy
Karl Aurell
Dabney White
Charlie Donley
Henry Nelson
Goldwater keeps blunt campaign approach on a nationwide tour
Senator Barry Goldwater says he will not soften his conservative campaign style and plans a 24 day tour of New Hampshire. He believes he remains far ahead for the GOP nomination, expects to regain delegates, and dismisses Richard Nixon as having a base or working support.
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NEW York
Barry Goldwater
New York Times
Washington
Charles Mohr
Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
the Times
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
US and Soviet to share Echo 2 moonlet mission
The Echo 2 balloon satellite, 135 feet across, is set for launch and could mark the first joint US USSR satellite communication trial. Russia may track it, but will not participate in the launch. visibility is expected across both continents on its initial passes.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Space Agency
Russia
Space Agency
Samos
Hoffa Jury Selection Under Tight Security In Tennessee
In Chattanooga jurors are guarded as George Baber Jr. from Little Dayton, Tennessee, nears inclusion on the Hoffa trial panel. Hoffa and five co defendants face bribery and influence charges from a 1962 Nashville mistrial. If convicted, Hoffa could face up to 20 years and $20,000 in fines.
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Chattanooga
Ion
Little Dayton
Tenn
Baber
Hoffa
Nashville
Detroit
Sign-stealing teen thwarted in California clues case
Redwood City California authorities report a 17 year old student tried to become an expert on signs of the times. Deputies found hundreds of stolen signs at his home including those from real estate firms restaurants banks and more.
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Redwood City
Calif
UPI
San Mateo County
Sheriff's
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STON
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Lawton
The
Lawton Morning Press
Sneed
Sneed Acres
Walters
Don Dage
Tria
Fran Wilson
U.S
Harry Mansfield
Wilso
Wilson
McCord
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