Poor People March on Washington Plans and Congressional Clash
Route details and dates for the Poor People’s March to Washington are released as major demonstrations begin May 21. The piece notes President Johnson’s shift away from new programs and the likely need to cut roughly $10 billion in appropriations to edge Congress toward approving a tax surcharge.
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Private Sallee Begins Basic Training at US Army Center
Fort Knox Kentucky Army Private Kelly B Sallee assigned to Company A 12th Battalion 3rd Brigade US Army Training Center Armor begins two months of basic training with live fire simulations chemical and biological defense first aid and physical conditioning. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Sallee of rural North Fairfield Ohio. After training he will have at least eight weeks of advanced instruction or on the job training in a specialized military skill.
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Lawson's Baked Ham Slices Fresh at Low Price
Lawson's promotes lean Baked Ham from six month old corn fed hogs slow cured and fully cooked. It is sliced fresh at purchase for optimal flavor and moisture. Through Wednesday save 40 cents per pound on this luncheon favorite.
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Humphrey Seeks Endorsement Amid Indiana Primary Campaign
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey pressed his presidential bid with talks in Washington as his rivals Kennedy and McCarthy campaigned in Indiana for the May 7 primary. He said he would welcome but not expect President Johnson’s endorsement and dismissed any disappointment over Johnson’s choice to stay out of the race. Kennedy rested in Indiana after a Washington visit while McCarthy urged farm policy changes to raise farmer incomes. A Rockefeller bid for the GOP nomination appeared likely as Morton and Miller briefed reporters after a Midwest tour, and a 14-member group of former federal officials endorsed Kennedy as crisis-tested and aware of major national issues.
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A&P Won’t Appeal Giveaway Ruling in Ohio
In Columbus, UPI reports A and P grocery chain will not appeal a Franklin County ruling on illegal promotional giveaways. The chain has two weeks to end contracts and halt contests by May 13, while Kroger’s decision to appeal remained uncertain. State Liquor Director Donald Cook said no prosecutions are planned, only removal of illegal lottery games.
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