Loans For Sale In Johnsons plan to privatize government loans
President Johnson backs authorizing sale to private investors of mortgages and loans held by the government to free funds now tied up. Opponents label it debt refinancing or budget gimmick, but the sale could release about 8 billion over two years and avert a tax increase by easing deficit pressures.
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Johnson
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Paul A. Fine
New York
Profitable Poverty and the Anti Poverty Program
Detroit Free Press details Ozie Bulock of Lansing who, at 49, nets more from unemployment, training grants, and welfare than he did in factory pay, living with his wife and nine of eleven children in six rooms. The piece argues new state rules will cut benefits but warns of disincentives and inflation from the program.
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Ozie Bulock
Lansing
Mich
Uncle Sam
Detroit Free Press
Ozie
Bulock
Michigan Employment Security Commission
War On Poverty
George Romney
Michigan
Congress
Maryland political scene clarified with looming gubernatorial race
Weekend developments in Maryland tilt toward a crowded Democratic primary as U S Rep Carlton Sickles announces a run for governor from Lanham, facing Attorney General Finan. GOP contenders edge toward contests for governor and attorney general while local races in Frederick shape a busy slate for county commissioner and city mayor.
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Maryland
U. S
Carlton R. Sickles
D. M
Lanham
Sickles
Frederick County
Congress
Thomas B. Finan
Spiro T. Agnew
Andrew Grosner
Louis L. Goldstein
Repub
Fourth annual Chau tauqua exhibition set in Frederick armory
Edgar H. McBride announced readiness for the fourth annual Frederick Chau tauqua Association exhibition to run from Saturday afternoon at the Company A armory through May 5. Knights Templar officers were installed at a special meeting with William C. Birely as Eminent Commander and Edgar K. Moore as Generalissimo among others. A roving youth, Howard Brashears, 14, who left Mount Airy seeking adventure, was found at his uncle J. T. Lindsay’s and returned home.
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Edgar H. McBride
Frederick Chautauqua Association
Armory
Cohunung Tul Oleveen
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
William C. Birely
Edgar K. Moore
Robert E. Delaplaine
Guy K Moller
O G. Warehime
Miller
G Duvall
F. N. Sappington
A A Radcliffe
H J. Fromek
H C Zacharias
R A. Hendrickson
F C, Remsberg
G H Staley
Sentinel
William Herwig
Howard Brashears
Mount Airy
J. T. Lindsay
Powell Elected President At Maryland Regional Guild Convention
Mrs William D Powell of Walkersville was chosen president of the Maryland Regional Women's Guild for Evangelical and Reformed church at its fifth convention held at St Pauls Westmunster the largest attendance in the mothers history. Mrs Alonzo Wachter of Frederick was elected treasurer and Mrs Merkle Ramsburg along with Mrs Merle Sollinger of Utica church were named delegates to the Potomac Synodical meeting in the fall. Edward C Hartmann resumed leadership of the Jaycee unit at the YMCA with forty members and fourteen guests as they plan voter registration for Frederick city elections, a War Memorial, an Airport Planning Commission and juvenile recreation and welfare efforts.
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William D. Powell
Walkersville
Maryland
Women’s Guild
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul's Church
Westmustel
Alonzo Wachter
Frederick
Merkle Ramsburg
Merle Sollinger
Utica
Jaycee
Edward C Hartmann
YMCA
Federal action on desegregation by busing questioned
Washington columnist notes Justice Department hesitancy as northern boards order pupil transport to balance race. Civil Rights Act prohibits such busing but federal enforcement is lacking, while states like New York debate limits. Hartford plans to bus 30 minority students amid protests as private schooling rises.
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Boards of Education
United States
New York State
Bearys World: Parents Blamed For Delinquent Boys
A letter to the editor criticizes the handling of youth behavior after an April News item showing boys shooting arrows at a cat. It argues cruel conduct reflects parental failure and advocates placement in a delinquent training school. Also notes a reader, Miss Leah Ballen, asks witnesses to identify the culprits and mentions a tragic fire report.
Community duty urged to prevent future fire deaths
Letter from Mrs Stephanie Cherry of Brandeis University urges Frederick citizens and property owners to address neglect in dilapidated apartment buildings near All Saints Street. She argues for thorough investigations into maintenance, enforcement, and prevention, citing a fatal fire that killed two children and calling for civic responsibility beyond charity.
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Frederick
All Saints
Stas
League of Women Voters
League of Women Waters
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Lican
Charles Bressler
Montgomery County
William James
GOP
Lawrence A Dorsey
Lloyd Stup
Charles F. Collis
Charles Smelser
Goodloe E. Byron
Carroll County
Thomas O'Farrell
Carroll
John A Derr
Frederick City
C. Clifton Wurts
William Houck
Collins
E. Farl Remsberg
Lorene Bowlus
Emmett R. Bowlus
Port of
Baltimore
Russell Z. Horman
Charles Carey
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Jacob R Ramsburg
Donald B Rice
A. Irvin Renn
News-Post
Washington
By David Lawrence
Dept. OF Justice
Department of Justice
State Senate
Board of Education
Hartford
Conn
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Dilworth
National Committee For Support of Public Schools
Detroit
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College Ave
Frederick, Md
Red Cross
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NER and Son Ofealturing CO
Stephanie Cherry
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
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