California Welfare Talks Back In California Welfare Talks Back
A California Department of Public Welfare brochure defends welfare policies, addressing myths about migration for benefits, residency requirements, costs, fraud, and the share of funding from federal, state, and counties. It argues welfare supports economic stability and emphasizes rehabilitation and child support to reduce caseloads.
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State Department of Public Welfare
California
Peter
Paul
Washington
Sacramento
Welfare Department
Open Forum Letter Praises City Youth Aquatics Program
Betty Butler commends the city recreation department for the youth aquatics program offering sail lessons and boat storage via the Lee way Club, noting good tax dollar value. The letter also urges ethics and parental cooperation in education, citing Bible guidance and discipline.
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City Recreation Department
Leeway Club
White Backlash Seen Energizing 1968 Election
In 1964 the anticipated white backlash did not materialize but may shape 1968 politics as backlash arguments resurface in California Massachusetts Maryland and Chicago. Voters fear Negro advancement and job loss fueling open housing fights and backlash campaigns led by figures like John Collins Endicott Peabody and George Wallace.
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Viet Nam
California
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Rumford
FAST LIFE By HARRY EARNS FAST LIFE
Congressmen refuse to fund Mahale drilling and prefer splitting funds among many drilled holes. Scientists report no rain in Chile's Altacama Desert this century, a record matching arid Republican phrasing. Lunar Orbiter returns a view of Earth from 240000 miles, showing a fragmented, lumpy, fuzzy image.
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Chile
Altacama
Republican Party
Lunar Orbiter
Can Dr. King Hold Gains in Chicago
Dr Martin Luther King Jr appears to have won a victory in Chicago though it remains tenuous and incomplete. He has shifted his movement toward a political stance with support from the Negro middle class and the poor, shaping leadership in urban American politics.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
North
Martin Luther King
Martin Luther King JR
Chicago
Dr. King
King's Chicago strategy reshapes power balance and aims at concessions
Ralph McGill analyzes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s confrontation with Mayor Daley over housing and social service reforms in Chicago. He notes concessions exist but may be violated or delayed, while white extremists unintentionally aid King's peaceful march by highlighting hate, prompting Daley to seek broader white-ethnic support.
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Dr. King
Chicago
Richard Daley
Daley
Rockwell
Alabama
States' Rights Party
Light Curbs Crime and Accidents Editorial Note
A reader from Long Beach urges higher priority for brighter street lighting and more visible street signs. Suggestions include periodic pruning to remove obstructions, easy reporting of faulty lighting, and enhanced sign visibility for safer navigation.
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California
Long Beach
Saigon War Shapes City as It Resembles Frontline Town
Walter Ridder reports in Saigon that the city blends wartime urgency with normal commerce as troops patrol, curfews enforce, and high prices fuel a bustling black market. The capital houses leaders and foreign forces while fighting remains distant yet ever present.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
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