Peace Corps enters sixth year under new director Vaughn
The Peace Corps marks six years with a new leader Jack Vaughn, after Sargent Shriver stepped aside to focus on the poverty program. The piece notes growth goals, overseas programs, and the shift to public service careers for volunteers, plus staff policy changes and future alumni projections to 50,000 by 1970 and 200,000 by 1980.
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Durocher Brings New Energy to Cubs Bench
Long Beach AP report shows Leo Durocher energizing the Cubs as Ron Santo praises his unorthodox methods. Santo notes improved play, sharper signs, and increased confidence in Ernie Broglio and rookie Randy Hundley after spring training.
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