Residency laws under welfare aid hit Supreme Court review
The piece notes 6 600 400 people receive public assistance and that residency rules in ten states and the District of Columbia limit eligibility. If voided 100 000 to 200 000 poor could gain aid for dependent children, raising costs to 125 175 million yearly. Archibaldus argues unconstitutionality, while PA Attorney General warns voiding could threaten voting and other privileges.
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Connecticut
Supreme Court
Archibaldus
United States
William C. Senneth
Rare Blood Library at New York Center gathers world samples
The New York Blood Center maintains a rare blood library with samples from all races and origins to meet needs of 260 hospitals. Dr. Aaron Kellner notes alliance with anthropologists who collect exotic blood. Blood is stored cooled and drawn from storage for study or emergencies. Each person has a unique blood type and components are used to aid individual patients.
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New York
Earth
No Lesson For Children In New York City School Strike
Five weeks into the fall term, New York City teachers strike for the third time paralyzing 1.1 million students who miss days of schooling. The dispute centers on union politics and an administrator chosen in a predominantly minority district, with arbitration urged but rejected by both sides.
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Sehvors
New York City
New York
Editorial Viewpoint on Vietnam War and Peace Prospects
Don Oakley argues that Johnson's bombing halt in Vietnam is not peace and that ground fighting and casualties continue. He warns against delaying decisions, notes Korea’s unresolved peace, and questions North Vietnam’s motives while highlighting Congress’s costly, verbose spending.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
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Kaesong
Panmunjom
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Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
Frederick native reelected by 3519 majority in Sixth District
Congressmen Frederick N. Zictman was reelected by an estimated 3 519 majority. H Dorsey Etchison carried the city but not the county.
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Frederick N. Zictman
H. Dorsey Etchison
Washington election effects on economy and transition
Washington columnist outlines how a presidential election influences business, inflation, unemployment, and policy uncertainty. The piece highlights potential tax and wage impacts, import tensions, deficits, and the risk of delay in transitions between administrations, stressing the fragility of timing in a large economy.
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Washington
Lfe
Ho's Aim Win War at Paris in Vietnam Conflict
In a dense analysis, the writer argues that North Vietnam and Viet Cong negotiate from weakness in Paris, while the United States under Johnson preserved Southeast Asia from a broader Communist victory. The piece notes fragile Saigon stability, regional power vacuums, and Lak advice amid looming hard facts.
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