Newport Beach Eyes Federal Grant For CCTV System
Newport Beach California votes to apply for a Justice Department grant to fund a closed circuit television network spanning shopping centers intersections and four miles of beachfront within a year if approved. Cameras will identify individuals up to a mile away in darkness and monitor public spaces to deter shoplifting and other violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Beach
Calif
U.S. Department of Justice
Hubert Humphrey
George Orwell
Orwell
Kennedy plan to bring private industry to Bedford Stuyvesant slums
The piece argues Kennedy’s Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration and Development efforts mix government charity with private capital. It highlights ICBO led by John T. Patterson, private loans and counseling, and figures like Dr. Thomas Matthew, Lilienthal, Dillon, and Watson. The author urges cross‑sector cooperation to scale private enterprise in Harlem’s BedStuy area and other slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chamberlain
Robert Kennedy
Bedford Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Bedford - Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
David Lilienthal
Douglas Dillon
Thomas Watson
Bedford-Stuyvesant Development and Service Corporation
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Department of Labor
Bobby Kennedy
Lilienthal
Dillon
Watson
Bedford-Stuyvesant
U. S
Thomas Matthew
Queens
Bronx
Senator Kennedy
Interracial Council For Business Opportunity
Rockefeller Fund
Ford Foundation
ICBO
John T. Patterson
Wall Street
Pepsi-Cola
IBM
New York
Newark
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Dr. Thomas Matthew
Negro Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization
NEGRO
Stamp date surfaced in Odessa desk drawer
A 1957 three cent first class mail stamp was found in a desk drawer in Odessa, Texas, noted in a recent rurmage. The item confirms postal rates from that era and hints at everyday life ten years ago.
Johnson Keeps Election Year Tepid as McCarthy Enters Race
Washington AP Johnson remains impassive about the 1968 presidential year while Sen. Eugene McCarthy announces bids in multiple primaries focused on Vietnam. McNamara’s World Bank move unsettles Pentagon plans as Johnson backs him, and doubts linger over McCarthy’s chance to force policy shifts or threaten renomination.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
World Bank
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
White House
McCarthy
Vietnam
U.S
McNamara
The
Jaw misalignment from teeth could be treated
Dear Dr Molner answers a reader about jaw displacement tied to teeth andWisdom teeth and urges prompt dental evaluation. He notes jaw misalignment may worsen without care, and suggests seeing a dentist. also explains pinworm related vaginal irritation and advises clearing intestinal worms first, then consult doctor if irritation persists.
Help Save Santa Claus
A satirical Christmas column argues against dismantling Santa Claus amid concerns over overcommercialization. It praises Santa as a nonconformist figure with a flawless safety record, global reach, and enduring faith from children, while noting the seasonal profit and overtones of capitalism.
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New York
Santa Claus
U.S. Post Office
Flaud
Lyndon, Johnson
Congress
Horatio Alger
Turner Reviews Appropriation On Rest Areas
DES MOINES AP The 1967 legislature refused funds to build interstate rest areas and the Executive Council cannot act properly, says Atty. Gen. Richard Turner. The council had allocated 160000 from the state contingency fund to match 90000 federal money for rest area construction, with Turner to review memorandum by assistant Robert Merillat. Highway Commission officials say funds have run out for rest area construction.
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Des Moines
Executive Council
Atty
Richard Turner
Turner
Robert Merillat
Merillat
Highway Commission
Our Yesterdays and Local Clippings Digest
Our Yesterdays presents items from different years noting consignments of cider on a steamer Savanna via M Block, a Gruber morning trip, Kemble House Bakery candy and Angel food, and a Muscatine Independent Basketball official referee selection. It also covers a Navy enlistee at Great Lakes, corn production leadership for 1942 in Muscatine County, a Pleasant Prairie church wood cutting plan, and Salvation Army Tree of Lights fund contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Savanna
M. Block
George J. Gruber
Kemble House Bakery
Angel Food
Chas
Armory
Muscatine Independent
Robert H. Wilson
Atty
Harold E. Wilson
U.S. Navy
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Muscatine County
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Salvation Army
Iowa Avenue
Second Street
Army
Today in History highlights from 1918 to Kosygin visit
A compact recap of notable dates across 1918 to 1967. Key events include the Yugoslav unification in 1918, a 1824 presidential deadlock and House referral, World War I and II milestones, and a 1967 Kosygin Paris visit. Names: Adams, Jackson, Crawford, Clay, Roosevelt, Ruiz Cortines, Nehru, Kosygin, de Gaulle.
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Associated Press
Yugoslavia
U.S
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William H. Crawford
Henry Clay
House of Representatives
German East Africa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Saar
Germany
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Alexei Kosygin
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Prayer Note Remembers Beloved Friends in Daily Supplication
A devotional prayer urges gratitude for others who pray for us and asks God to bless guide and sustain believers. It emphasizes mutual remembrance and growth in grace and power through intercession in the Savior's name.
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Wire Service
Muscatine Journal Uy
Dia
Family Economic Bureau of
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
New York City
Small Society
Brickman
Odessa, Texas
LBJ
Secretary of
James
Marlow
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
K. T
Dr. Molner
Boyle
Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian Church
Paul
the Daily Prayer
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