Free School Lunch program expansion and funding details
The article notes the 1964 school lunch program serves about 18.8 million children daily with most paying around 45 cents. About 2.5 million receive free or reduced meals. Federal funding increased from 169 to 216 million dollars, aiming to reach 20 million beneficiaries and expand hot breakfasts, though funds remain insufficient for all needy children.
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Pracam
Department of Apriculaire
Evon
Brakes On U S Spending Signal Budget Shifts Under Nixon
Budget Director Robert P Mayo predicts slowed federal outlays next year and a push to slow spending. He notes the pressure to cut is real while acknowledging Congress and the President will shape policy with advisers McCracken Moynihan.US domestic programs face tighter funding as priorities are set and taxpayers are watched.
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Nixon
Desipate
Robert P. Mayo
Mayo
Eigenhower
The
Treasury
Robert J. Anderson
Congress
Paul V. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Dantel P. Moynihan
Council On Urban Affairs
Farmington Mine Disaster Spurs Urgent Coal Safety Drive
Secretary Udall called a conference after the Farmington West Virginia explosion that killed 74 miners. He urged sweeping reforms to mining safety and health protections, while owners and union officials conceded unsafe conditions and pledged action to prevent future accidents.
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Stewart L. Udall
Farmington
W. van
Readers propose standardized details for apartment ads
Letters to the editor discuss improving classified ads with items like size location price and utilities in apartments and real estate. Readers urge uniform ad requirements to reduce calls and aid readers and advertisers alike.
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News and Post
Local bootlegger confesses in Frederick County court
A bootlegger in Frederick County confessed to illegal alcohol sales to Justice Brust. A New York arrest connected to a City Hotel robbery was reported as a suspect awaited identification. A sledding accident killed an eight year old near Lilypons. The Potomac Edison 1949 budget exceeded nine million dollars. Court House officials sang carols in the courthouse corridor. A new snowfall forecast promised a white Christmas for Frederick City and County.
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August C. Brust
Frederick County
City Hotel
New York
George Foreman
Lilypons
Potomac Edison Company
R. Paul Smith
Court House
The
Bar Association
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Inauguration to be shadowed by protest group plans
Washington observers report plans by the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam to stage a pre Inauguration rally near the Capitol and a demonstration along the parade route. Dellinger warns of civil disobedience if permits are denied.
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Washington
Nixon
Chicago
National Mobilization Committee
Capitol
David Dellinger
District of Columbia
Walker
Dellinger
Pentagon
Hanoi
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Peace
Daley
Wellinger Committee
Ora
City of
National Mobilizaton Committee
Dellinger Committee
Book Gift Ideas For Yuletide Readers
New York readers are urged to gift books for Christmas with durable bindings and portable sizes. The advertisement lists titles including The Compleat Goatman, Plight to Havana, All This and That Too, Confrontation on Elm Street, To the Manner Born, Moon Shot, and other works spanning thriller fiction to non fiction.
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New York
NEA
Huth
Bulgaria
France
Elm Street
George Sulepington
U.S. Air Force
Marty
America
American Psychiatric Association
Moon
Danie
Heihbor
Billy
Newspaper Enterprise Aren
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Jaycees
Woolco Department
Watson’s Family
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Eugene A. Schoonover
News-Post
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Panama
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