A Road To Explore In Nuclear Arms Talks
The piece notes cautious optimism as President Johnson announces readiness to discuss limiting offensive missiles and anti missile defenses with the Soviet Union while warning the path ahead is long and uncertain. It stresses verification, parity, and the global stakes amid East West tensions.
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Icum
Berlin
Johnson
Kosypin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
United States
Poverty in America Shrinks by Nine Million in Four Years
Special Assistant Joseph A. Califano Jr. cites Labor Department estimates showing 9 million fewer poor people from 1963 to 1967. Total poor decline to 26.3 million, with whites down 6.5 million and Negroes by at least 2.5 million, amid rising incomes and federal anti poverty programs. If prosperity continues, poverty could be eliminated by 1980.
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Labor Department
Joseph A. Califano, Jr
America
Califano
Frederick Dips In Streets Prompt Reader Appeal
A reader laments dangerous street dips in Frederick Maryland and urges bond funding or federal help to install underground drains. The letter warns of injuries to children and motorist disruption and calls for city action.
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Frederick
George Washington
Tedera
Population shift to suburbs reshapes 1968 election
Washington Today analyzes how suburban growth and inner city declines reframe the 1968 election. The piece notes that 156.5 million Americans live outside big cities, with suburbs and rural areas leaning Republican while inner cities favor Democrats, signaling a potentially large Republican turnout and a split in Democratic ranks.
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Washington
United States
U.S
New York City
Chicago
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Los Angeles-Long Beach
City University
University
Census Bureau
Consolidated Edison Company
City Universitys
New York
Democratic Party
Republican Party
German Prisoners to Farm Work Considered
County agent PLA HAUVER reports a Justice Department letter about releasing some German nationals held for deportation to farm labor. A would be chicken thief fled a garden on Monday night after a shot was fired, carrying no chickens. Beans by the bushes flood the community kitchen requiring about 24 volunteers for half day weekly support. Old Sol brought a seven degree rise in temperatures, matching a trend of unusual heat.
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Pla
Hauver
Department of Justice
George B. Culler
OLD Sol
Summer Classics Reedited For Modern Times
A playful parody updates Whittier famous summer ode with modern science references and medical imagery. The piece juxtaposes timeless outdoor joy with new discoveries and treatments, then laments frequent rewrites and the need for a long summer break.
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Homer Thornberry
Ike
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Washington Today
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