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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1965

Page

4

Profile of the Poor Highlights Johnson War on Poverty

The profile cites Population Reference Bureau data on poverty in the United States. It notes that one third of poor family heads have eight years of schooling or less, teens from poor families lag in schooling, and poor health and nutrition hinder training and jobs. It reports non white families at $3,500 median income and rural poverty at 46 percent, with 12 percent of poor heads unemployed. The analysis stresses targeting areas for success in the war on poverty.

Johnson Population Reference Bureau

Artistry In The Kitchen A Singer And Homemaker Debate

A young movie and TV star said she dislikes cooking and has plenty of money so she doesn’t need to cook. She asserts reading and following directions suffice. Homemakers counter that magic in meals comes from more than a cookbook and a hungry family proves it. A pleasant note on singing versus cooking.

Great Society budget nears and expands cash outlays

President Johnson's fiscal 1966 cash budget totals 127.4 billion, a record high driven by domestic programs and social education outlays. Defense remains the largest item though reduced from last year. The plan funds social security rises, tax shifts, and general revenue growth, framing the Great Society as ongoing national policy.

Johnson Great Society The Congress New Deal

Frederick County to seek state funds for highway work

The 1918 Frederick County Commission approved applying to the state for the full allotment of the county share of the automobile license fund. This would provide about 20 000 to 25 000 dollars annually for highway development. The item notes ongoing road construction plans and funding steps.

Frederick County

FAST ACTION IS ONLY WAY TO THROTTLE REDS IN CONGO

Ray Cromley argues urgency in countering Communist influence in the Congo citing nearby Sudan and Uganda. He warns that Red advisers train cadres slowly and that U S officials often delay action. He urges immediate steps to build Congo administration and win minority tribal groups through pragmatic ward politics.

Congo Sudan Uganda U.S Moise Tshombe Red Pathet Lao Laos Viet Nam United States West

County Seeks Housing Safety Rules For Welfare Homes

Frederick County welfare officials face a dilemma reporting unsanitary and unsafe private housing of welfare recipients. With no county building code or power to condemn, the county health officer lacks authority to evacuate or condemn. Planners urge a county building code. a proposal asks landlords to guarantee health and safety. The commissioners seek a clear reporting path until a solution emerges.

Frederick County State Welfare Department Forbes H. Burgess Frederick City County Board of Health

Johnson’s tempered drama and the White House balance

Lyndon Johnson's strong grasp of government work brings depth but may hinder the dramatic spark historians say fuels leadership. Observers note his quiet method keeps his thinking secret from aides, potentially dulling excitement and mission among supporters.

Washington Nea Lyndon B. Johnson White House Johnson John F. Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Congress Lawrence F. O'Brien O'Brien Kennedy

Who's In Back Of Sukarno A Special Report

LEON SENNEN examines Indonesian politics as Sukarno's withdrawal from the UN unfolds. Intelligence suggests Sukarno is a figurehead controlled by Aidit of the Indonesian Communist Party, with Red China influence rising and the army gradually accepting a Red-led future. The piece links Sukarno to a wider Southeast Asian shift toward Marxist-Leninist control amid U.S. Vietnam backing.

Leon Sennen Indonesia United Nations State Department Sukarno United States Dipta Reds Malaysia Alexander Kerensky Russia Lenin Bolsheviks Viet Nam Laos Communist Party Red Musso Madium Red China Mao Tse-tung Aidit Southeast Asia Rusia China Tiwai

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