Government program for legal aid proposed by Rubin Gertz
The Baltimore attorney outlines a "judi care" plan to extend legal services to indigent defendants. Qualifying poor applicants would obtain authorization to hire any lawyer, with reasonable fees set by the bar and federal EO Office. Payments would come from the anti poverty section after services are rendered. The plan argues for universal right to counsel beyond criminal trials to address a double standard.
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Rubin Gertz
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Bar Association
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Gertz
United States
Kennedy
State of the Union
Congress
Watch On The Potomac Damn The Torpedoes Was LBJ's Theme
Washington coverage notes LBJ's TV appearance followed by a no-nonsense State of the Union. He framed national and international issues, urged a four-year House term, and pressed for a Great Society while protecting Vietnam funding. He warned sacrifices should come from the well off as war on poverty stays top priority.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Viet Nam
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Catholic Protestant Dialog Progress summarizes unity efforts
A Vatican led ecumenical shift shows real progress toward church reunification. Jan 18 to 25 marks a week of prayer for Christian unity with Catholics and Protestants sharing services and study. Dialogues in the United States and joint Pew efforts, Worcester plan, and Living Room Dialogues guide indicate growing cooperation. Pope Paul VI recently shared fellowship with Protestant observers and rescinded excommunications with the ecumenical Patriarch, signaling a significant shift in Christian relations. Despite advances, full organizational reunion remains distant but the effort to love one another is underway.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Istan
United States
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U.S
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Mass
National Council of Churches
The
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Catholic
Paul
Sukarno's Guided Democracy Faces Army Rule
Sukarno, delivering a rambling talk while offering a ministerial post to any volunteer, warned of jail for three months if no economic improvement occurs. Though still styled president for life, his ministers now answer to the army after a Communist coup as the real ruler of Indonesia confronts a worsening economy and looming political peril.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Jakarta
Sukarno
Indonesia
Are
Reading progress and parental concerns across ages
A discussion notes most children read well, urges balanced expectations per child age 5 to 7, and warns against excessive parental guilt. It contrasts this with Jakarta street slogans and Indonesia's post independence economy, including rupiah devaluation, wage hikes, and price controls amid unrest.
Government price hikes amid inflation drive blamed on Sukarno
In a brief report, inflation rages as government controlled fuel and public services surge. Rice and beef prices jump dramatically while workers see earnings under five dollars, with critics blaming corrupt officials and Sukarno’s guided democracy for inattention.
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Gakakine Cael
Ama
Sukarno
Reading Differences Among Children Show Varied Interests
The article notes that not all children read the same way, as they exhibit different interests, achievements, and abilities. It discusses how individual differences affect learning and the need for tailored approaches to help each child succeed.
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Perha
Mail Bag Seeks Mail Service Improvements
A letter to The Register from William J. McCreery asks for better mail service after delays from the main post office and proposes a bill to let county seats issue automobile licenses to boost economy. The piece also references broader state reflections on child development and reading problems in education, urging careful parental and professional input.
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Johnson
Lilly
North Kanawha St
Charleston
SRC
Mr. Delerates
William J. McCreery
Hull St
City
Bug Dust Neighbor Clendenin By JOHN HODEL
A neighbor obituary notes the sudden death of Clendenin a Methodist minister. The writer recalls walks talks shared across religious differences and mutual respect. They describe his tolerance gentleness and acceptance of questions and his care for ailing family members and a beloved dog. They honor his memory and hope for a “well done.”
Susan Hampshire Stuns in Dior Slacks at Beverly Hills Hotel
Hollywood profile of Susan Hampshire recounts fashion trouble at the Polo Lounge, a Dior outfit, and her bold choice to seek Schweitzer's counsel in Africa. She explains motives, philanthropy for Nigerian schooling, and aims to live in Paris with five children while pursuing acclaimed acting. A future Trans Siberian rail adventure is planned after upcoming films.
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NEA
Susan Hampshire
Yorkshire Hampshires
Beverly Hill Hotel
Dior
New York
Walt Disney
Thomasina
Disney
Donegal
Charles Aznavour
Paris
Argentina
Albert Schweitzer
Lambarene
Africa
Dr. Schweitzer
Ingowa
Nigeria
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