President Nixon Calls Nation to End Hunger With Three Key Measures
The president urged passage of a basic income under a new family assistance plan, expansion of the food stamp program, and planning for population growth. He spoke at a White House Conference with Mayor Walter Washington and highlighted a nationwide push to end malnutrition amid poverty.
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Florida
Nixon
Washington
America
Congress
Commission
White House
Kenneth Clark
American Pschological Association
Green
Roosevelt Hospital
Gilbert Stanton
New York University
John H. Brown
Bureau of Nutrition
New York State Hospital
Dorothy I. Height
Toyer
Roy Brown
Desegregation Ruling Ended School Segregation At Once
The Supreme Court declares school segregation unconstitutional and orders immediate desegregation. Chief Justice Burger leads a decisive ruling, challenging defiance by Southern districts and federal authorities to enforce the mandate.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Burger
Nixon
Justice Department
Howard Lee First Black Mayor Of Chapel Hill
In December 1969 Howard Lee, elected mayor of Chapel Hill North Carolina in May, faces threats but remains steadfast. He won with about 55 percent, joining a small group of Black leaders since Reconstruction and pledging a measured approach to governance and civil progress.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Howard Lee
Lee
Red Hills
Georgia
Fields
Stills
University of North Carolina At
Eugene J. McCarthy
USA
Lillian Lee
Angela
Ricky
CTA Honors 46th Annual Communion Luncheon at Waldorf Astoria
Global Portuals notes the Catholic Teachers Association in New York celebrated its 46th Annual Communion Luncheon after Mass at Saint Patrick's Cathedral on November 2 1969. Dr Ray C Dethy urged better school university and community communication while CTA officers and delegates were recognized for their service.
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Global Portraits
CTA
Catholic Teachers Association
New York
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral
John J. Maguire
George A. Kelly
Theodor E. McCarrick
George E. Reinheimer
Thomas J. Connellan
Hotel Waldorf Astoria
Ray C. Dethy
St. John’s University
Brooklyn
Robert White
Thomas M. Donohos
Nathan Brown
New York Public Schools
Eugene J. Molloy
Mary P. Brody
Maryann A, Sullivan
Patrick Dunleavy
Martin D. Garry
Auarey A. O’brien
Mary Sayers
Alfred Abali
Walter Berge
Mary Cahill
Lillian Caprice
Rosemay McLoughlin
Rose E. Scala
Manhattan
Edmund F. Trifari
Eileen M. J. Lynch
Mary L. Murphy
Dolores B. Doheny
Bronx
Peter Reily
Frederick H. Knight
Kathleen M. Devlin
Patricia A. Larkin
Staten Island
Alfred Abati
Margaret Beyer
Rosellen Quinn
Angela Scotto
Choosing a Safe Crib and Mattress for Baby
The article advises selecting a sturdy wooden crib with close side rails to prevent wedging. It emphasizes a good mattress as essential, outlining options like coil spring, hair block, and polyester foam, and suggests buying from a reputable firm with a quality label for assurance.
Personal Money Management and Loan Company Choices
A guide to choosing loan and finance services outlines three types of lenders national firms regional outfits and neighborhood offices. It urges shoppers to compare cost by rate and fees with at least two or three lenders and to weigh convenience credit service and personal treatment in the decision.
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Imational Loan Company
Theitime
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Natchez
NY Times
Skck Society
Black Profiles of Courage
Lou Latour
Global Portuals
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National Loan
Shes
Walton
Thomas Area Technical School
Walton Division
Wolfe Street
Thomasville
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