Johnson weighs funds for War on Poverty amid military costs
The article reports President Johnson considering three funding paths to finance a growing military effort while potentially trimming antipoverty spending. It notes possible shifts toward expanding Job Corps and Neighborhood Youth Corps, reallocating from Community Action programs, and keeping total antipoverty funding around 1.6 to 1.5 billion dollars for 1965 to 1967, with broader budget consequences.
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Washington
UPI
Jan Ih
Jabneon
Viet Nan
Johnenn
Congress
Peet Inis
Pagenmcy Oominally
West
Budget Bureau
Johnson
White House
Capitol
Quiet Ceremony Seals Quinn Marriage in California
Hollywood star Anthony Quinn and Yolanda Addoloh wed in a private Beverly Hills civil ceremony. Judge Edward Brand officiated before friends including John Cassavetes and Quinn’s mother. The couple plan to live in Rome as Quinn continues work on The Innocent.
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Anthony Quinn
Yolanda Addolor
Beverly Hills
Quin
Miss Addolori
Calif
Ipe
Yolandsa Addoloh
Edward Brand
Santa Monica
John Cassavetes
Quinn
Frank Bowles
Los Angeles
Rome
Frank
Daniel
Katherine de Mille
Cecil B. de Mille
Columbia Studios
Congress leaders push for action on 14 B repeal and wage reforms
Congress leaders plan renewed pressure for action on the 14 B repeal, a higher minimum wage, and unemployment compensation law carried over from last year. Mansfield believes repeal votes could pass with Senate action but concedes odds are similar to last year. Labor leaders, including AFL CIO President Meany, will mount token efforts. Johnson’s backing appears limited to secure foreign policy votes.
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Mansfield
Senate
Aflcio
George Meany
Organized Labor
Johnson
Dirksen
Congress
House
Two Die in West of Shamrock Crash and Big Spring Collision
Deaths reported from separate Texas wrecks. Eighteen year old Le Munoz of Roma died from injuries after a Friday night rollover near Shamrock on U S Highway 66. Ethel Grissell, 52, of Mountain View California, died Saturday from Friday crash injuries. Derek Rhodes, 2, of Big Spring, was killed in a two car collision there Saturday.
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Munoz
Roma
Ethel Grissell
Mountain View
Calif
Shamrock
U.S
Derek Rhodes
Morris Rhodes
Big Spring
Pottery Clue Links South American Site to Japanese Jomon
Evans and Miss Meggers discuss an 2300 to 3000 B C site in Ecuador where a fragment of reddish pottery suggested long distance connections. They compare more pottery from the site with Japan’s Jomon wares, noting shared techniques, decorations, and stylistic elements that might have developed independently.
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Pacific
Evans
Miss Meggers
Japan
Continents
Withholding Changes Aimed at Aligning With Tax Figures
This first of a series explains how withholding adjustments affect individual income tax returns. It covers common taxpayer scenarios including self employed travel and entertainment expenses, dividend income, rental deductions, and senior citizen issues, with examples to reduce errors and boost tax savings.
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Internal Revenue
Skier Holiday Crowds Stranded by Idaho Snowstorm
Holi day skiers and returning students were stuck in McCall Idaho as up to 18 inches fell with six foot drifts. Traffic north to Moscow and Pullman was shut off and hotels housed eight to a room. University presidents urged caution and health over timely return. Schools closed and many cars slid off icy roads.
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Mccall, Idaho
Idaho
McCall
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Washington State University
Pullman
Idaho Panhandle
Palouse Country
Ernest Hartung
Washington State
C. Clement French
Ore belts in Maine hint at gold and molybdenum finds
The Black Hawk Mining Co. operates one producing mine in Blue Hill, Maine. State geologist notes two ore belts, one coastal extending toward Canada and an inland belt in rugged terrain with no clear pattern. Indications of molybdenum are reported in several locations tied to aerospace uses.
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Black Hawk Mining Co
Blue Hill
Maine
Canada
Doyle
Transit Strike Spurs Mass Exodus From City
New York man John Petters, tall with horn rims, says the transit strike is the last straw. He plans to fly to Miami, call his boss for a transfer, and leave town after citing taxi and elevator turmoil.
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New York
John Petters
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