Rent Subsidy and Model City Funds Approved by Committee
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed the full 40 million rent subsidy and 537 million for the model cities program as part of a 10.4 billion omnibus bill. President Johnson touts these programs as vital for city progress, with floor action scheduled and a conference to resolve House-Senate differences.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Housing and Urban Development Department
House
Senate
Senate House
Mixed Crossword Clues Across and Down Puzzle
A themed crossword with across clues including imperial domain, quarrying, entice, semis Fr, and conslative of. down clues cover feminine, demon, Scottish sheepfold, and carpenter's gadget. solve to complete grid with standard cross-letters.
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Jaeger
Israel absorbs over a million immigrants since 1948
The World Almanac reports more than one million immigrants have arrived in Israel from nearly 100 countries since 1948. It notes the country is smaller than Vermont and now has about 2,636,000 residents.
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Israel
World Almanac
Vermont
Milwaukee Negroes Plan Another March Tonight
An NAACP Milwaukee Youth Council marchers plan a second South Side protest after a Monday night housing march drew thousands of taunting whites. Police reported 3,000 along the route. 10 arrests occurred amid minor injuries and bottle-throwing near Kosciuszko Park.
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Wis
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Ek. Groppi
Wauwatosa
Father Groppi
Third Street
South Side
Kosciuszko Park
Theater Renamed for Langston Hughes in New York
The Greenwich Mews off Broadway house in New York is renamed the Langston Hughes Stella Holt to honor poet playwright Langston Hughes who died May 24. Three Hughes works have been staged there, with a double bill of two other pieces planned this season.
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F Greenwich Mews
Langston Hughes
Stella Holt
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Hughes
Mississippi Negroes vie for county offices in runoff
Mississippi votes in a Democratic primary runoff with 21 Negro candidates seeking county offices and a possible first Negro sheriff since Reconstruction. The race focuses on governor contenders William Winter and John Bell Williams as Negro voters influence outcomes amid party tensions.
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Jackson, Miss
Detroit
John C. Conyers
House Judiciary Committee
Justice
William Winter
U.S
John Bell Williams
Jimmy Swan
Hattiesburg
Swan
Winter
Williams
JALOPA Auto Shortage Sparks Naming Alopyforan Old Car
In the 1900s a Mexican auto shortage led to many vehicles shipped to Jalopa for resale. This sparked the origin of the term alopy for an old car.
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Jalopa
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