Youth Corps Session Planned For Neighborhood Projects
A session at the YWCA 738 N. Sth Ave on Friday morning will outline the Neigh borhood Youth Corps program for 1965 66 projects. John L Huerta, project administrator, said orientation will cover agencies involved and projected costs up to 2.5 million dollars.
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Pueblo Wins 1965 Pacemaker Award for Harmony
Pueblo High School named the 1965 Pacemaker award winner for Arizona by the National Education Association and Parade magazine for creating a harmonious atmosphere among Mexican American Anglo American Negro Indian and Oriental students. Winners will be honored at a New York City luncheon Wednesday.
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Ceylon Prime Minister enters nursing home for diabetes
Colombo Ceylon Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake aged 56 has entered a nursing home for treatment of diabetes. The move comes as state leadership adjusts to health concerns amid ongoing political duties.
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Bliss Warns Against Funds Competition in GOP
Washington GOP chair Ray Bliss warned that the party cannot remain strong if splinter groups keep soliciting Republican funds. He spoke during a progress report to the national committee, citing groups like the Free Society Association and liberal Pro Republicans for Progress. The issue topped sessions with Eisenhower and followed the Kelly dismissal amid a desk-file dispute involving Frank Kovac.
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House approves $16.5 million juvenile delinquency plan
Washington UPI The House approved authority to spend 16.5 million dollars on federal juvenile delinquency control projects for the next two years. The bill authorizes 6.5 million for the year beginning next Thursday and would extend the program through 1967 with 10 million for the final year.
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