Appalachia Relief Bill Passage Looms in Congress
Washington AP Johnson administration aims to push the Appalachia aid bill this week as the Senate approved it last month and the House opens debate. The measure would authorize 840 million federal funds for highway construction over five years with 360 million from states, plus 237 million for first-year projects mainly for capacity grants. Eleven states in the economically distressed region would benefit, with some opposition over perceived discrimination and a Senate plan allowing later inclusion of 14 New York counties. States listed include West Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, totaling about 15 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Appalachia
Senate
House
New York
Robert F. Kenedy
Oiney
Appela
West Virginia
Latama
Georgia
South Canaolina
North Carolla
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Red Cross Month Begins
President Johnson proclaims March as Red Cross Month urging Americans to join and support. In radio and TV remarks he notes the Red Cross undertakes numerous tasks and that public strength and support ensure its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Ideas for War on Poverty Tactics from Berkeley
Berkeley based educators and sociologists present fresh approaches and techniques for fighting poverty in America. Prof Nathan E Cohen urges policies that emphasize shared sacrifice and collective responsibility. The Conference on Poverty in America, hosted by UC Berkeley, gathered 460 educators welfare workers and officials to discuss innovative welfare strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
America
Nathan E. Cohen
University of California
National Conference On Social Welfare
Iast
Cohen
Institute of Industrial Relations
Sean
National Hair Experts claim hair can be saved for all
An article from National Hair Experts argues that regardless of age or hair amount, treatment and aftercare can improve hair health and scalp. It cites exams tailored to each case, homecare routines, and a belief that a healthy scalp yields healthier hair, while noting limits for baldness with closed follicles and unaddressed systemic illness. It also touches on illiteracy, poverty, and vocational education as broader social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
National Hair
Bul
National Tai Experts
National Lab
Experts Hott Mit
National
Notary
U.S
San Anc
Inia
Laveda
Vietnria
Brownguille
Corpus Christi
Astin
St. Louis
Keppel
America
March on Envoy's Home in Jakarta Protests U.S. Jones
About 1,000 Communist-led demonstrators invaded the grounds of U.S. Ambassador Howard R. Jones's residence in Jakarta. They plastered anti American signs on the house and trees, while Jones and his wife remained unharmed inside. Leaders said the protest mourned Malcolm X and blamed the U.S. government for his murder. One sign read Malcolm Yes Johnson No Yankee Go Home Crush America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Howard R. Jones
Jones
Malcolm X
Malcolm Yes
Johnson
Yankee
America
Two Die in Dallas Fire At Coursey Home
AP report says Charles Coursey, 64, and his wife Janie B., 62, perished when a fire destroyed their Dallas residence on Sunday. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night, but the couple could not be saved. Police are investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAS
Charles Coursey
Janie B
Dallas
GOP Raps Poverty War and one party government
Rep. Melvin Laird, House Republican Conference chairman, derides President Johnson’s Great Society as a blueprint for one party rule. He warns of a negotiated Vietnam end and a potential commandist takeover, rallying a minority to oppose Johnson's proposals and offer alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Great Society
Melvin R. Laird
R Wist
House Republican Conference
Viet Nam
Minority Voice
House
Laird
Congress
Jerome Herlety
Iloyan Gales
Iona
Alice
Hs Side
Laud
Fire damages Texoma Lodge near Lake Texonga
A quarter million dollar fire swept Texoma Lodge in Denison area on Sunday, severely damaging the first and second floors with heavy smoke and water intrusion. The resort and convention center, owned by Oklahoma, sits by Lake Texonga eighteen miles north of Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texoma Lodge
State of
Oklahoma
Lake
Texonga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Works
N.Y. Counties
Alhur
Pfri
P.O. Box
G.P.O
Red Cross
Edward Lynch
Joseph Lynch
Woburn
Mass
Woburn School
Alple
Raymnond
Hilliard
Deadening County
Department of Pub
Pathy
Ieaid
University ‘of Oxford
Woodlaws
Chicago
Halr
Fest
A. H. Halsey
Oxford
Francis Keppel
Wes
Falcia Tate
Sulla
Alamo
Houston
To & Pan
Setai
Gibbs Bldg
Alamo and
Houston Sts
Envoy
Gop
Raps
Chypre
de Coty
Joske
Las Palmas
Wolfe and
Marx
North Stor Mall
Yardley
Palmas
North Star Mall
Joske's of
Wolff and Marx
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!