Limits and costs of antipoverty policy debated
Don Oaklasy argues against rigid antipoverty measures like the minimum wage and Social Security increases. He cites studies claiming higher wages worsen black teen unemployment and widen poverty gaps, while noting urban renewal and welfare shifts push vulnerable groups deeper into need. He urges flexible, case-based policymaking to avoid harming the very people reforms intend to help.
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Vere
Vale Brozen
Dynamics Prosor
University of Chicago
Amterica
Une
Goodwill Industries
Harry MM. Oliver Dy
Chicago
Conk Commty Department of Polie
Iver
Don Oaklasy
Watch On The Potomac The Pueblo Affair And The Johnson-Haters
Washington era critique and wartime public opinion review. It traces Roosevelt era critics, isolationists and America Firsters, then compares modern Johnson era reactions to unity calls. It notes reactions from Gerald Ford Nixon Reston and others, and ends with a call for measured support for Korea.
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Potomac
WV Newspaper Subscription Rates and Terms Outlined
Rates for home delivery by carrier vary by day and frequency with weekly and monthly options. A three percent state sales tax applies to all subscriptions within West Virginia. Carriers and distributors operate independently and the newspaper is not responsible for advance payments or direct representations by agents.
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West Virginia
Dealtre
Compritiors
Beevey Newspapera Carferstion
Religion In America Avoiding an Either Or In Evangelism and Social Action
A heated debate splits American churches over prioritizing evangelism versus social action. Prominent voices like Dr Billy Graham and Bishop Paul Moore Jr. argue for different blends of mission, yet both insist the church must address hearts and society without choosing one path.
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Church
Billy Graham
Br. Graham
Paul Moore Jr
Washington, D.C
Moore
Witeh
Jesus Christ
Paul Moore
Lilly Graham
Graham
Jesus
Air Gases Rise as Big Business in Industry
The article surveys the growing industrial gas sector led by Air Reduction, Air Products & Chemicals, Clematron, and Linde Union Carbide. It notes oxygen and nitrogen as core products, with liquid hydrogen in demand for space and hypersonic travel, and liquid nitrogen used to freeze foods swiftly.
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William D. Larfler
New York
Mtwigh
Heustey
Air Reduction Corp
Air Products & Chemicals
Clematron
Linde
Union Carbide
Edward Donley
Donley
Petrochemical
Foreign News Commentary On Saigon Viet Cong Threats
A foreign news analysis argues Saigon cannot be fully protected from surprise VC penetration. It describes Saigon as a frequent VC target, notes the constant risk near Tan Son Nhut, and details past attacks on embassies hotels and billets. The piece discusses security challenges for Americans in Saigon and strategic relocations.
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Pust
Newsom
Saigon
South Vietnam
Tan Sonmhut Airpart
Airyar
Oe City
Ned
Gnery Avena
Ih Mekong Kilver Delta
Saigin
William G. Westmoreland
U.S
Oll Anuviewn
My Canh
Four Chaplains Stand Together in Deep Brotherhood
Rev David Poling recalls the four chaplains George Fox Alexander Goode Clark Poling and John Washington who perished on the Dorchester February 3 1944 after sharing life jackets with soldiers Their sacrifice sparked ecumenical efforts and memorials across New York New Hampshire Vermont and Philadelphia while public figures and religious leaders spoke of unity and courage continuing to inspire generations.
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Greenyland
George Lansing Fox
Vermont
Alexander J. Goole
Pennsylvania
Clark V. Poling
New York
John P. Washington
New Jersey
Dorchester
Orlive Pisker
Evstry
Ciy
Tateow York
New Eaghand
New Lampshire
Wolf Mountain
Clark Summit
Long House
Dhe Poling
New Hampshire
The
Christian Herald
Judson Duna Way
UK Chapel
Four Chaplains
Philadelphia
Jessen
Clark
Poling
Chik Poling
Greenland
Fist Reformed
Lebanevtady
N. Yas
Oty. Voling
Impostor Bolarsky Calls Stirring Public Hopeful
A complaint about a caller who claimed to be Bolarsky the Ilcocute from Kanawha County prompts skepticism on whether the voice was genuine or an impostor. The editor notes Bolarsky’s background, doubts the impersonation, and contemplates notifying the real delegate while offering light commentary on public service.
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Bolarsky
Kanawha County
Rovasky
Post-Herald
I Te Parent Corporation
Boiarsky
Democratic Party
Democratic
Counply
House Judicial Committee
Botaysky
Charleston Public Schools
Blair Academy
Middleburg College
Brown University
University of Virginia
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Ife
House
Committee of Finance
Moise Kidichiry
Charleston
MW Wax Altos
Perlays
Trim
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