Mescalero Reservation to Continue Action Programs
The Office of Economic Opportunity announces a 175 871 project for Mescalero Apache residents funded by 161 631 new federal funds and 14 240 reprogrammed funds. Programs cover employment services youth social development home improvement training conservation and economic development with 14 worker trainees renovating 30 homes and five conservation trainees becoming local guides and recreation experts. Fred R Heckman serves as CAP Director coordinating with the Economic Development Agency to foster new industries and job creation.
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Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D. C
Economic Development Agency
Fred R. Heckman
CAP
SEC Hearing Focuses On Splitting of Fees
The SECs probe into stock trading costs centers on fee splitting. Pershing & Co and Michael J Heaney & Co were subpoenaed as witnesses as the inquiry moves into its second day. Officials debate whether rebates and hidden discounts inflate costs and aid member firms, while exchanges push plans to cut or eliminate fee splitting and advance volume discounts.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Commission
Pershing & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Michael J. Heaney & Co
American Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Robert M. Bishop
Exchange
Justice Department
Ussery Warns on Direction of Civil Rights Movement
Wilfred T. Ussery urges reversal of a seemingly rapid drift in civil rights, citing the need to rethink goals at the Congress of Racial Equality convention. He argues jobs and education alone won t solve injustice and notes wealth concentration within a small share of households.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilfred T. Ussery
Congress of Racial Equality
Ussery
San Francisco
Red China's army factions fuel deadly fights in southern China
Chinese travelers report split army factions secretly arming both Mao supporters and opponents causing heavy casualties in factional battles across Kwangtung and Kwangsi provinces with hundreds killed or wounded over the weekend.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Kwangtung Province
Kwangtung
Kwangsi Province
Alabama Jubilee Fish Migration Stuns Biologists
Marine biologists study an unusual fish exodus near Mobile Bay caused by environmental factors. Researchers debate whether salinity or oxygen levels trigger the behavior, marking an exceptionally rare occurrence in sea life studies.
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Alabama
Mobile Bay
Vandals Strike Petroleum Company Property in New Mexico
Frank Barrow reported extensive vandalism at Petroleum Corp of Texas property two miles north and east of the Pecos River bridge on U S 380. Entry was gained by breaking a south facing door and multiple windows. Damage amount not yet estimated. Deputy Carlos Barela investigated.
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Petroleum Corp. of
Texas
Chaves County
Sheriff's Department
Frank Barrow
N. Atkinson
Pecos River Bridge
U.S. 380
Carlos Barela
Barela
Israelis Battle Arab Raiders in Beisan Valley Clash
Israeli troops fought a two hour battle with eight Arab saboteurs between Hamadiya and Maoz Hayyim in the Beisan valley. Two raiders were killed and seven Israelis wounded, a spokesman said.
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Tel Aviv
Hamadiya
Ma’Oz Hayyim
Beisan
Sea of Galilee
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Chicago
Cuba
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America
N.M
Monterey Shopping Center
BOW Ivan Lumber Co
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