Last of a Series Indian employment law housing wretched
The Cherokee reservation near Smoky Mountain National Park has built a self sustaining community by tourism and tribal factories. The article notes high employment among Cherokees, warns of federal paternalism, and cites housing as a major ongoing problem with land ownership restrictions preventing mortgages. It highlights BIA roles, education gaps, and regional contrasts from Oklahoma to Washington.
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Jack Y. Fox
United Press International
Appalachian Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee Line
Mre
United States
Smoky Mountain National Park
Rene
Gades
Oklahoma
Bennett
BIA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Vernon Ashley
Crow Creek
Washington
Yakimas
Your Forecast: A Day For New Sparkle And Joy
General guidance for September 24 1966 urges seeking new pleasures and finishing tasks to release drabness. Zodiac notes cover Aries through Pisces with tips on friendship, activity, money, home upkeep, travel, and romance, emphasizing action, cooperation, and discretion.
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Eayou
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Five Boys Face Juvenile Delinquency In Fire Attacks
In New York a derelict man Leonard Benton 51 from the Bowery was set on fire by four youths aged 12 to 15 as he slept in a doorway. Frank Cassidy earlier suffered severe burns in similar attacks. Police say the youths admitted targeting bums as a sport. they are now in their parents’ custody with cases before children's court and identities kept private.
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New York
UPI
Leonard Benton
the Bowery
Benton
Frank Cassidy
Cassidy
Albert Dandridge
Dandridge
Children’s Court
Mild snow leopard Ivan captured after roof escape
Ivan a 10 pound snow leopard escaped from Lincoln Park Zoo Wednesday night. He was tranquilized and recaptured early today at an Army Reserve center near the zoo. Police aided in the search as Ivan perched on a roof before being brought down.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Ivan
Army Reserve Center
Lincoln Park Zoo
Phil Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Elzy Garrison
Kent Smith
Army Reserve
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Jerry Lentz
Paperwork parade in federal service sparks jokes and costs
Washington humor columnist Dick West reports on an Administrative Management Society dinner to honor six government workers for valor amid a chaotic paperwork regime. He cites budget estimates from Boland and Walter, notes 28 million cubic feet of filing and soaring cabinet space costs, and quips about GSA savings and letter costs.
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Washington
UPI
Administrative Management Society
Ant Nanerwaork
Jit
Edward P. Boland
Dmass
Robert C. Walter
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Boland
General Services Administration
GSA
Johnson deflects next attorney general speculation
President Johnson dismissed chatter over Katzenbach’s successor and noted several named figures in the running. Deputy AG Ramsey Clark and Justice official Burke Marshall are mentioned as possibilities while Leon Jaworski and Ben Heineman are cited as potential surprises. Orville Freeman is ruled out. Johnson said he has several people under consideration but would not name them.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Nicholas _Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Houston
Leon Jaworski
Ben
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North Western Railroad
Thurgood Marshall
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
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