Welfare Marches Across Cities Urge Basic Aid Rights
In several cities, crowds walked to city halls bearing hand letters to press for higher welfare payments and an end to welfare department intrusions. George Wiley leads Poverty Rights Actio n Center pushing a national standard of need based assistance and a basic floor of security for all Americans.
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Maggie Bellows
New ‘York
UPI
America
Marchets
Aotioh Center
Washington, D.C
George Wiley
Wiley
Congress ‘of Racial Equality
New York
Mississippi
Baltimore
Dinet ‘Pariel
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Creating a Friendly Atmosphere at Home
A guide explains simple ways to brighten rooms with color and cheerful, practical touches. It advises arranging furniture for relaxation, choosing usable ash trays, ensuring lamps and lighting are pleasing, and keeping tables tidy to foster a welcoming home atmosphere.
Potter Valley Garden Club August meeting at Cliff House
The Garden Club met at Cliff House overlooking the ocean for their August session with a sack lunch. Main discussion focused on beautification for the valley led by members including Mrs Helen Coolidge. Visitors and travels featured include Ecuador missionaries and a long regional trip by local families and friends, with multiple stops noted from Hemet to Vancouver Island and Mt Rainier.
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Potter Valley
Mendocino
Botancal
Gardens
Helen’ Coolidge
Marion
Stickes
Ecuador
Equador
Ted ‘Smalley
Earl—Pickle
Highway 1
Astoria
Longview
Turnwater
Olympia
Coos Bay
Myrtle Wood
Mt. ‘Rainier
Park
Rain Forest
Port Angeles
Victoria
Butchart
Campbell
Quinsam Park
Georgia Straits
Vancouver Island
Macmillan E Park
Olympic Games Origin Tied to Coubertin’s Cultural Drive
The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in 1896, driven by Baron Pierre de Coubertin of France who sought to promote education and culture. The text also notes zoological links among octopus, squid, oysters, and clams.
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Athens
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
France
Demand France pay up in debt to United States now
A bold editorial urges the United States to pressure France over postwar debts led by Charles de Gaulle. It argues France owes about 4.7 billion in World War I debts and claims massive U.S. gold losses, calling for daily debt demands in the UN, press conferences, and Congress, while urging a boycott by American tourists. It notes Britain's higher WWI debt but praises Britain's loyalty as ally.
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Lyle
Wilson United
Press International
United States
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
NATO
France
U.S
England
Germany
U.S. Treasury
United Nations
Congress
Great Britain
Free World
Fort Knox
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Oakland
Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
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Luci
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Patsy Derby
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Washington
Austin
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Home“Meakers
Robert ‘Wilson
Pat
Bill Lantrip
Hemet
Fok
Port Alberni
Nanaimo
Horseshoe Bay
Vancouver
Stanley Park
Seattle
Medford
Grants Pass
Klamath River
Janet Thill
Don: Thill
California
Whittier
Charles
Winger
High Sierras
Janet
Valley
Nick Thill
Don Thill
Viet-Nam
Tucson
Ariz
B.C
Buster Brown
Sassy
Tate Leather
Champ Block’ $Lipen
Wwe
Erp Asia
Nyri
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