Perverse Priorities Stall Regional Mental Health Effort
A West Virginia county court balks at funding a Phase Two comprehensive mental health plan, arguing over overdraft limits and a small nonrefundable share. Proponents say the program targets root causes, not symptoms, and could leverage a $200,000 federal grant for local services despite long-standing budget constraints.
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Delay in Unveiling Civil Rights Acts 1964 65
Washington Post editorial urges urgent enforcement of Title VI and a tougher federal drive on desegregation and voting rights. It calls for appointing enforcement officers, expanding voting inspectors, and a determined race equality push to secure equal rights and halt discrimination nationwide.
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African states threaten war on Rhodesia over revolt
The Organization of African Unity warned Britain to move against the Rhodesian rebellion led by Ian Smith. If Britain uses force, OAU members would sever relations and declare war on Rhodesia. Britain debates its stance as Harold Wilson meets Lyndon Johnson amid broader NATO and global commitments.
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The Political Virus and the Retired Politician
Editor and a politician discuss how politics corrupts, the lure of office, ambition, guilt, and the craving for approval. The interview reveals that handshakes symbolize trust and the crowd’s fickle favor, driving repeated campaigns and self-promotion.
Prayer For Today Advent Blessings In New Hope For Christ
Eternal God bless us during these advent days as we seek to welcome the Lord into our homes and hearts. May we hear the angelic message unto you is born this day a Saviour Christ the Lord. Lead us to the manger to offer homage and remember that where meek souls receive Him Christ enters in. Through Jesus Christ, Amen by Roy H. Stetler Jr. Cheverly Md minister Cheverly Community Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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Making marriage and movies mix is murder in show biz
Hollywood correspondent Dick Kleiner reports on Angie Dickinson Bacharach and Burt Bacharach balancing fame and marriage. She details pressures of separation adoration long workdays and constant attention while noting Burt supports her career and they communicate to cope. The piece notes her roles in Cast a Giant Shadow The Chase and upcoming Popies Are Also Flowers with Burt’s approval of parts.
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Burnham to Lead Guyana as Independence Nears
Forbes Burnham, 41, Negro leader and lawyer educated in London, emerges to steer British Guiana toward independence on May 26 amid bitter race strife with East Indians led by Cheddi Jagan. U.S. aid and private investment, including bauxite and timber projects, are pledged to support the new state.
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Guyana
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Cheddi B. Jagan
Fidel Castro
Burnham
U. S
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U.S
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Peoples National Congress
London
Guyana Crisis Shapes Independence After Jagan Ouster
The movement for an independent Guyana advances as Jagan's ouster triggers continued violence. A time bomb targeting Jagan's followers destroyed the U S Consulate library in Georgetown last June. Burnham's government seeks to ease racial tensions and foster progress amid a border dispute with Venezuela and oil exploration rights. Britain and the United States see a potential opening.
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Guyana
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Venezuela
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Burnham
United
Britain
Civil rights leaders weigh new paths after demonstrations
Washington report notes a turning point in the civil rights movement as groups plan in-house discussions to chart new goals and methods. CORE and SNCC face funding strains and leadership shakeups while militants confront a shift to calmer, strategy driven action ahead of the 1966 White House Conference on Civil Rights.
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SNICK
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John Lewis
James Forman
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