War On Poverty Faces Planning Stage In Major Cities
The war against poverty remains in planning and mobilization across major cities like Cleveland Chicago and Los Angeles with disputed effectiveness. OEO reports 1.735 million aided directly 2.06 million indirectly in nine months while aiming for 3.009 million direct aid in 1966. Community action programs stir local debate over poor representation and control as Watts riots echo the funding and governance tension.
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Federal Antipoverty
Office of Economicity
Welleton Cleveland
Chicagsington
Clew
Chicago
Los Angeles
Paul Younger
Cleveland
Joe Kershaw
OEO
Senate Committee On Labor and Welfare
Congress
Woodlawn Organization
Lynnard Stevenson
Stevenson
Richard Daley
Poverty Operations Board
Washington
Ean
District of Columbia
Local Poverty Board
Congressional Stenographers Face Extinction in Congress
Washington AP reports Congress struggles to abandon traditional stenographers as machines replace pens. Albert Schneider, retiring after 42 years, notes shrinking numbers and rising use of 21 key devices that type phrases phonetically. Congress resists tech, preserving some old practices, while stenographers cite difficulty in comprehension and the challenge of documenting debates in a changing chamber.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Albert Aet
Schneider
Thomas Jefferson
House of Representatives
National Association of Reporters
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
Essay argues that all things work for good for those who love God, citing Romans and examples of failure turning to achievement. It highlights faith, divine love, and perseverance, noting Paul’s trials and the paradox of suffering yielding growth and joy.
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Earl L. Douglass
St. Paul
Fragmentary Faith Reflection
A brief religious fragment stating belief in eternal life through Christ’s death and resurrection. It emphasizes that all things work for good for those who love God and trust Him, and that gratitude should be shown in all circumstances.
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Christ
God
Oduna Crew Rescued After Alaskan Wreck
The 10,000 ton Oduna ran aground off Unimak Island on the Alaska Peninsula. Crewmen were transferred ashore by breeches buoy, then to Cold Bay and flown to Seattle. Skipper Capt Otto Karbbe and most of the crew are Seattle men.
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Seattle
Oduna
Unimak Island
Alaska Peninsula
Erpeeree Pos
Adeine Foss
Alaska Steamship Co
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Cold Bay
Steamship Company
Adak
The
Aleutians
Otto Karbbe
Hate reporter and a strict grammarian
The passage notes reporters as harsh critics who demand polished sentences for the Congressional Record. It highlights that few members are strong speakers, yielding long, disjointed utterances. Reporters enjoy steady raises, now earning about $22,000 annually.
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United States
U.S. First Infantry Division
AP Wirapheto
Saigon
Congressional
Cline
E. Patrick
Eastern Mediterranean
Nile Hilton
Cairo
Sphinx
Pyramid of
Cheops
Beirut
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
New York-Cairo
Boyer Travel Agency
Ralph W. Boyer
Marie Hontz
Barbara Shellhorse
South Market St
Whalen Flying Club
Frederick
Wickes Home Improvement
NYL
Madrid
Bnetes
Falco
Wickes Wiz Jestasl Lishe
Old Washington Road
Phone Lumber
Phone Plumbing
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