Editorials on the aging war on poverty and politics
An editorial criticizes the renewed federal effort to fight poverty as a boondoggle that repeats failed methods. It cites Lorain County, Illinois and Rocky Mount North Carolina cases, arguing poverty varies by cost of living and stressing local charity over government programs. It questions Johnson’s visit and notes a Washington Star query about possible phony aspects of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Rocky Mount
N.C
Johnson
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Wiliam David Marlow
Marlow
Mrs. Marlow
Track day gamble changes McGrady fortunes
At Gulfstream Park in Miramar Florida the McGradys spend a hot day at the track with small bets and bold plans. John bets twin doubles while Helen eyes big payoffs. Centerville wins the 7th paying 7.80 on a two dollar stake. the couple’s bankroll dips and rises as the crowd pushes toward the mutuel windows. Part two promised.
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Helen
Kathleen
John DB. McGrady
McGrady
Xiramar
Fiorids
Joma
Bell
Diplomat
Hollywood
Miramar
John
Joba
Ric Gradys
Florida
Lebanon
McGradys
Hal
Johnny
Centerville
Bilbo
Kathleer
Billy
Hine
Alfreda
Burro
Vow
Greg Sheehan
Gulfstream
George Berger
Berger
Europe
Chronicle Telegram June 23 1964 Elyria Ohio front page
The page notes the newspaper masthead with editor Robert C Barton and staff including Robert W Funk and Leroy F Reisinger. It lists Lorain County Printing Publishing Co and gives general publication details for Elyria Ohio. The date is Tuesday June 23 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Barton
Robert W. Funk
Leroy F Reisinger
Herbert M Guild
Cirewation
Carl A Bielke
Lorain
Washington rights bill spurs summer politics and ironies
The Civil Rights Bill’s passage stirs militant groups and student drives in Mississippi. Negro Republicans warn against Goldwater while courting votes amid potential violence that could affect Johnson’s 1964 prospects. White leaders seek Supreme Court challenges to bill provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Jahnson
Supreme Court
Civil Rights Act Debate Reflects Liberal Skepticism
Liberal readers doubt the Civil Rights Act will quickly heal tensions as whites resist desegregation and federal oversight. The piece notes hopes for compliance, fears of disobedience, and mentions a Russell amendment proposing a national referendum to probe public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Russell
Georgia
Senate
Tacoma
Seattle
Rhode Island
House of Delegates
Kansas City
Lausche
Ohio
Grandpappy Sets Date for Early Next Month Billing
A rural notice states that Father’s Day has passed and that the first of next month brings due bills. The message notes a schedule change and upcoming payments in a plain, direct style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
World’s Fair troubles prompt critics on progress and pricing
The article notes Robert Moses’ leadership critique at the New York World’s Fair amid stalled pavilions and high costs. It mentions the Louisiana and Belgian Village stalls, the food center funding gaps, and reduced attendance from Memorial Day weekend forecasts. It also compares historic fairs with Gypsy Rose Lee and other acts not present at the current event. A Ford spokesman explains manufacturing ties with General Motors Inland and cross-border supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moses
Texas
Louisiana
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Controversy Over FBI Leadership and Civilian Oversight
The article discusses criticism of J. Edgar Hoover as he nears age seventy and a push by New York civic groups for a civilian review board for police. It notes reactions from figures like President Johnson and concerns about media attacks and the role of "black radio" in U S security discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edger Hoover
Afr
Hoover
the Nation Magazine
Fred J. Cook
Macmillan
New York City
Gre
City Club of New York
Liberal Party
The
Civil Liberties Union
NAACP
Socialist Party
Murphy
FBI Ross
CIA
Radio Free Europe
Efcours
Ratio Free
United States
Messrs
Wise
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Ams
Ironies
Bill OK
Jack Anderson
Americans For the Preservation of
Capitol Hill
By Holmes Alexander
Humphrey Downward
Tle
House
Lyndon. Johnson
Wallace
Business Today
Elmer Roessner
Moses
India
Egypt
Stella
Sally Rand
Chicago
Lois de Fee
Gypsy Rose Lee
Sheree North
Philee
Inland Manufacturing Division
General Mo
Philco
Tnland
Rootes
England
Ford Motors
U.S
Rane
John Chamberlain
Board of Review
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