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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
5
Nixon announces Donald Rumsfeld as Chief Leadership Officer directing a new agency focus. He argues for institutional renewal to better allocate manpower and brainpower, urging reform to address modern problems and civic participation in decision making.
Donald Rumsfeld, named head of the Office of Economic Opportunity, is the same congressman who spoke on welfare and federal spending. His past statements and 1968 reelection platform suggest he intends to pursue his ideas for OEO and welfare programs in office.
The article outlines Donald Rumsfeld’s welfare philosophy, urging private industry and government to partner under the Economic Opportunity Act. He calls OEO a testing ground for solutions, emphasizes individual effort over prejudice, and supports wider community involvement to reduce poverty and substandard housing while expanding education and jobs.
Northwest suburban delegates led Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers in opposing direct or indirect state funds for nonpublic schools. The District 37 group urged limiting opposition to parochial grade and high schools, while supporting a $550 per student state aid level and study of a state income tax on personal and corporate income.
The page presents a crossworld puzzle with across and down clues plus a cryptogram quotation and a Caesar-like code indicating substitutions. The long quotation cites Walt Whitman and notes the daily changing code letters for ciphering.
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