Johnson unveils sweeping national housing reform plan
President Johnson announced a broad long range program to reshape urban America. The plan would create a new Department of Housing and Urban Development, re direct federal housing, expand urban renewal toward residential areas, and provide direct rent subsidies for needy families. It calls for area wide planning, matching grants for community facilities, federal loans to builders, and new housing and land development efforts with a goal of housing one million families over four years. Senate hearings are planned within weeks with House to follow.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
Institute of Urban Development
National Commission On Codes, Zoning, Taxation
America
Senate Housing Subcommittee
John Sparkman, Jr
Ala
House
United States backs Israel aid linked to Jordan river talks
In Tel Aviv sources say the U.S. will supply military aid to Israel only if Israel does not take preventive action against Arab plans to divert the Jordan River headwaters, a condition unacceptable to Israel. Secret Harriman talks with Israeli leaders ended without agreement. In Madrid rebel students plan mass meetings to demand ending government control of the student union after a protest at the Ministry of Education.
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U.S
Israel
Jordan River
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Levi Eshkol
Golda Meir
U. S
Jordan Water
Dirksen Returns to Senate with Quip After Hospital Stay
Washington and Cairo reports note Senator Everett M Dirksen Jr back on the job after a nine day hospital stay. He quipped when asked about staying longer asking who is going to save the world. Ernesto Che Guevara began a four day visit to the United Arab Republic meeting President Nasser and touring the Aswan Dam.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen, Jr
Newsmien
Cario
Ernesto Che Guevara
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Aswan Dam
FBI report ends Baker probe as Senate clears Reynolds
The Senate Rules Committee released an FBI report dismissing Don Reynolds charges as untruthful. The panel voted 7 to 2 to forward the report and Reynolds testimony to a federal grand jury for possible perjury indictments, signaling the end of the Baker investigation.
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Baker
Steven Gerstel Neh
Washington
UPI
Senate
Bobby
Carole Tyler
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Lindon B Johnson
Mike Lansfield
Rules Committee
Everett Jordan
TNC
Rey
Sen Car T Curtis
John J. Williams
R-Del
Rules
Justice Department
Jordan
Dreaded White Avalanche Claims 15 Tourists
A bus carrying Swedish tourists plunged 164 feet on the Radstaetter Tauren Pass in the Alps. The avalanche killed 15 people, most in the back as the bus smashed into a tree. 10 injured, 13 in shock, and the driver unharmed.
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Salzburg
Austria
UPL
Weiss Jahn
Radstaetter Tauren
Alps
Undertauern
Obertauern
Caudill Faults Appalachia Plan Over Education Gap
Whitesburg author Harry Caudill denounces a proposed Appalachia aid package for focusing on roads and power industry rather than education. He stresses the region’s crumbling schools and argues that federal aid should prioritize education to uplift eastern Kentucky communities impaired by coal industry decline, pollution, and land ownership abuses.
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Harry Caudill
Whitesburg
Caudill
Cumberlands
Kentucky
Appalachia
Midas
Candill
Kentucky Hills
President Johnson calls Congressman on 42nd birthday
In Washington, President Johnson telephoned Rep. Robert H. Michel to wish him a happy 42nd birthday. Michel, an Illinois Republican, noted it was the first time a president has phoned him, reflecting on his long service since 1957.
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UPI
Johnson
Robert H. Michel
Ril
Michel
House
Housewives cut in on bookie action in New York area
Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy warns housewives are earning up to 3100 weekly tax free by aiding bookmakers. Bookies target middle class neighborhoods with ads and traveling salesmen, using housewives 11 am to 3 pm for bets. In seven weeks this year twenty four housewives were arrested as aides, with pay ranging from 50 to 100 dollars weekly.
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New York
HTNL
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Negroes march halted in Camden Alabama clash over voting rights
United Press International reports a 45 person Black march to Camden Alabama courthouse was stopped by Mayor Reg Albritton Sheriff Percy Jenkins and about two dozen white residents armed with pistols. The group dispersed after talks with authorities and a second march occurred two hours later. Separately funerals were held for Jimmy Lee Jackson in Selma and Marion with MLK Jr delivering a eulogy. King planned continued voter registration drives in Alabama and Mississippi. In Washington King predicted focus on Alabama drives this spring. In Georgia, the House voted to add a Negro to the state teachers retirement board.
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Ala
Wilcox County
Alabama
Reg Albritton
Iruns
Percy Columbus Jenkins
Albritton
John Lewis
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
Lewis
Jimmy Lee Jackson
Marion
Selma
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
King
Howard University
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Justice’ Department
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Georgia House
State Teachers Retirement Board
Ohio hospitals win $10 million federal grants
Federal approval was announced Tuesday for nearly $10 million to construct Ohio hospital facilities under the Hill Burton program. Dr Emmett W Arnold director of the Ohio Health Department said state grants include general hospital construction psychiatric units of general hospitals diagnostic and treatment centers rehabilitation centers schools of nursing and long term care units.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Emmett W. Arnold
Ohio Health Department
The Chronicle Telegram Advertisement Rates and Masthead
The Lorain County printing and publishing company announces the Elyria Ohio daily newspaper with carrier and mail rates. Rates include weekly carrier price and annual mail subscriptions for Lorain and adjoining counties versus elsewhere in Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Noted La Puente man jailed for public intoxication with pet snake
Norwalk California based deputies questioned Stanley L Daniels twenty of La Puente after spotting him in a car with lights out He resisted as he reached into the back seat and pulled a three foot gopher snake He was booked on public intoxication and the snake was sent to an animal shelter.
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Norwalk
Calif
UPI
Stanley L. Daniels
la Puente
Daniels
Cornell drug probe yields two indictments at Cornell
A mail order marijuana scheme reaching the Cornell University campus led to grand jury indictments against Susan Heiberger, 21, of Princeton and Philip Cook, 25, of Ithaca. Heiberger pleads not guilty. Cook faces felony selling and misdemeanor possession charges. The case ties to another student sale at the Connecticut College for Women.
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Ithaca
N.Y
HTNS
Cornell Uniersity
Susan Heiberger
Princeton
N.J
Philip Cook
Cook
Richard M. Thaler
Miss Heiberger
Connecticut State College For Women
New London
Cornell
Ithaca College
Thaler
Connecticut College For Women
Connecticut
New York
Local Stocks and Bonds March 2 1965
James M. Haas Fairfax 72 0729 lists nominal quotations for Elyria Ohio’s 604 Lorain County Bank Building. March 2 1965 pricing covers county bank securities and regional financial instruments with brief quotes for local investors.
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Elyria
Ohio
Exec. Ins
Elyria Tel
Cent'l See
Nat'l Bank
Emtec
Lorain
Florida Steel
Central Nat'l Bank
Fisher Foods
City Bank
O.W. Gregory Inds
Cleveland Trust
Growth Capital
Elyria Saw, & Trust
OW. Lorain Tel. Com
O.W
Nat'l Bk
Northern Ohio
Cty, Sav. & Tr
O.W. Nor. O
Lorain Nat'l Bank
UNO, Vy. & Loan
Bk. Cleve
Perry Fay O.W
O.W .Brown Fintube
Brosh Beryllfium
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