War on Poverty needs top leaders in Joliet effort
A Joliet public letter urges high salaries for War on Poverty directors to recruit capable leaders. It argues investment pays long term by educating and lifting the ill housed and ill fed, noting the program cannot cure all but could reduce future government costs. The piece advocates decisive backing and patience from Congressman Erlenborn.
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John Erlenborn
Joliet
The
Community Action Program
Change in Joliet grade schools in 1965
Notes from NAACP Sunday highlight predicted changes in Joliet Grade School system for September 1965 whether accepted or resisted. Quotes from Ray mond A Bolden and Aaron E Henry frame civil rights concerns and education segregation. The piece includes reflections on prayers and social struggles tied to equality and schooling.
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NAACP
Joliet
Raymond A. Bolden
Readers' Views on a Brutal Movie and Family Show Claims
A reader letter condemns a film shown as a family presentation citing brutal scenes. The correspondent urges higher quality movies, notes that the audience included teens and parents, and mentions future screenings with alleged sensational content.
Che Spectator Postage Notice in Joliet
The notice states the publication is issued every Thursday and is mailed as second class matter at Joliet Illinois under the 1879 act. It lists Wm M Johnson publisher and Charles H Bobo editor and notes national press association memberships.
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Joliet, Ill
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