Green Tomato Pickles and NAACP Youth Speech Highlight August Issue
The section details a home economist recipe for green tomato pickles with onions and spices and instructions for canning. It also reports Atlantic City coverage of NAACP Youth Freedom Awards with Atty. Robert Hill arguing America must recognize the ghetto as a legitimate, self sustaining entity capable of funding contracts and media presence.
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VA reports June lower than May in GI loan activity
The Veterans Administration releases June figures showing declines in appraisal requests for proposed and existing dwellings and a drop in housing starts from May. June 1968 appraisals totalled 304 for proposed dwellings and 542 for existing, with starts at 214, all down vs May and prior year levels.
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Humphrey unveils plan to boost black entrepreneurship
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey discloses a 36 page program to foster minority business through capital training and markets. The plan includes a National Urban Development Bank a National Committee on Minority Business and tax incentives for inner city redevelopment and private minority firms.
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Civil rights fighter urges fair opportunity for inner city business
The Vice President defends space venture funding and rejects claims of paying off Black workers. He recalls leading the fight for civil rights and fair employment, saying using incentives to create urban jobs is not paying people off. Contd on page 5.
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