Poverty program debate shapes local policy direction
Richter endorses a local alternative to the poverty program under EODC with public hearings and a council vote 90 days before year end. He warns a legal ruling may be needed if immediate action is not possible and cites a June 1 restructuring deadline. Delegates from South Texas, Arkansas and Florida attend as the workshop runs through Wednesday.
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Richter
EODC
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Jose ‘‘Pepe” Lucero
Irene Fields
Washington
William Leavitt
Little Rock
Ark
Eliseo Sandoval
CAA
Beeville
Paul Wyche
Miami
Fla
A. E. Fitzgerald Nominated for Public Service Award
Air Force official A E Fitzgerald who disclosed the two billion dollar cost overrun on the C5A transport was nominated for the 1969 Rockefeller Public Service Award.
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Washington
UPI
A. E. Fitzgerald
Air Force
Jamaica Status as Britain's Caribbean Partner
Jamaica stands as the largest and most populous of Britain's Caribbean partners, reflecting its prominent share of the region's population and political ties within the Commonwealth.
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Jamaica
Britain
Fortas Testimony Ties Fees to Wolfson Foundations
Senate scrutiny centered on Dean Tennery’s testimony that Fortas was paid 15 000 to lecture nine times by five wealthy backers, a sum Fortas says was tied to pre court work with the Wolfson Family Foundation. He says he returned the fee and did not seek further emoluments.
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Dean B. J. Tennery
American University Law School
Fortas
Senate
Wolfson
Florida
Wolfson Family Foundation
Foundation
Supreme Court
SEC
Continental Enterprises, Inc
Life
Lier
Eglin Air Force Base
Sweetwater
Justice of the Peace
Hick
Janie Staffle
ROTC Proposals Seek Curriculum and Time Adjustments
The ROTC plan proposes a one credit per semester for ROTC, moving 10 hours of dismounted drill to leadership labs, reducing weapons cleaning to monthly, adding guest lectures on military history and world affairs, and shifting a 30 hour block of military history into the second semester of freshman year subject to university review.
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Schockner
Burglars Net 2755 In Three Break-Ins Across City
Police report three separate break-ins yielding loot valued at 2755 dollars. Betty Adams of E&E Greeting Card Co. lost 1175 dollars in equipment. Clardy's Package House reported liquor and 35 dollars cash stolen. Timoteo Rodriguez Jr. had a 600 dollar color TV stolen from his home.
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Betty Adams
E. Ware
E&e Greeting Card Co
Pleasanton
Clardy
Iowa
Timoteo Rodriguez Jr
Gladstone
Vandals Break Into Lincoln Elementary School
Police investigated a break in at Lincoln Elementary School on 563 S. W. 40th. Vandals caused about $1,000 in damage and stole $1,000 in equipment including visual gear and a microscope. They cut telephone lines burglar alarm wires and broke several windows.
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Lincoln Elementary School
S. W. 40Th
Tourists Boost Kentucky Economy in 1968
In Kentucky the tourist industry drew about 30 million visitors in 1968 and they spent roughly 345 million dollars in the Bluegrass state. Local agencies note strong tourism growth and job impacts across the region.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Campus unrest spills from Madison to Indiana and New York
A two day campus disturbance in Madison injures at least 35 people including 10 police as students clash with police over an unpermitted outdoor party. Hundreds arrested, curfew discussed. similar student protests erupt at Colorado State University Fort Collins and Queens College New York City with clashes, boycotts, and SDS arraignments.
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University of Wisconsin In
Madison
William Dyke
Fred Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Ralph Smith
New York
Queens College
New York City
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Ithaca
Cornell University
Cornell Board of Trustees
Billy Graham
Indiana
Indiana University
Bloomington
Capitol
Indianapolis
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Nathan M. Pusey
Pusey
24 Hour Treatment For Hemorrhoids Relief
Leading doctors in New York City Washington D C and at a Midwest Medical Center report prompt relief from itching and pain as hemorrhoids shrink after a few days using Preparation H. The medication lubricates softens and makes bowel movements less painful and requires no prescription.
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New York
N.Y
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Hussein and Nasser discuss unified Arab war plan
King Hussein of Jordan met with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser to coordinate military strategy against Israel. Reports said the upcoming Bayestian defense target would be the highest ever, while Israeli raids and cross border fire continued with no Israeli casualties.
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United Preesnterneronat
Jordan
Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bayestian
Elath
Dead Sea
Suez Canal
Community asks road crew to clear Edwards Road ditching
A resident pleads for drainage work on Edwards Road after years of gravel filling and erosion. The precinct 1 road engineer says a work order to clear the ditch will be followed after Pearsall Road resurfacing, likely within days.
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Edwards Road
Clark Stone
Precinct 1
Pearsall Road
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