Bold Plan Aims to Boost Lima Chamber Growth
The Lima Star Editorial page discusses a program labeled Bold Plan, advocating action for economic development through chamber activities. It emphasizes attracting industry, creating jobs, and drawing new residents, while noting internal divisions and the need for strong leadership and financial support. The piece urges the chamber to expand services and attract doctors to ensure medical access in Lima.
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Zimwel Ead
Chamber of Commerce
Plan Hself
Lima
Power Crutches claimed to help raise and move self
A trio of workers in a garage workshop say they have created battery powered crutches that enable a handicapped person to raise and move themselves by pressing a button. The device, designed for production this summer, is expected to cost about 500 dollars per pair.
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Ballas
Tes. AP
Plans announced for new American History publication
Gettysburg public notice from Civil War Times Rhetected announces the launch of a new American History series by Biuterical Times, Inc. The brief confirms a publicseer project and outlines initial publication scope and involvement of local entities.
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Gettysburg
Biuterical Times, Inc
Ironies of Mississippi Negroes camped near White House
Drew Pearson notes parallels with Hoover and MacArthur while detailing actions by President Johnson aiding Mississippi Negroes. He cites increased surplus food distribution per capita, expanded housing facilities, and a targeted skilled jobs training program as direct federal efforts in Mississippi. Gov Paul Johnson is mentioned as frequently criticized by civil rights advocates.
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Lafayette Square
Mississippi
Union
Paul Johnson
Mississippi’s Progress Under Civil Rights Aid Picks Up
A report notes Mississippi has adopted cooperative approaches to race and economy, with federal programs expanding in every county. It highlights food, job training, and housing efforts for Black residents, including Operation Homestead and soil work, while detailing training projects in Greenville and Choctoma and a push to convert a nearby Air Force Base into a vocational college.
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Chicago
Watts
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South Memphis
Miss
U.S. Air Force Base
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