Welfare Explosion Prompts New U.S. Aid Plan in Congress
A sweeping welfare overhaul move in Congress would open benefits to about 26 million Americans, create a guaranteed annual income for poor families with children, and shift costs to the federal level. It envisions OFP and FAP programs, large cash payments, plus extensive services and job training, with costs projected at 26.4 billion dollars in 1973.
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al Ullman
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House bill would greatly expand federal welfare role nationwide
The Ways and Means Committee approved a plan to double welfare eligibility by 1973, nationalizing administration and funding. It sets work registration for potential recipients, caps resources at 1500 dollars, and imposes penalties for fraud, with federal costs rising while states’ share falls under hold harmless rules.
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TRUE HEROISM IN A YOUNG SOLDIER OF ALGERIA
An Algerian rebel carries ammunition, loses both legs, yet is hailed as a national hero. The narrator notes admiration for her sacrifice and argues against trivial complaints, stressing global kindness and devotion to country.
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Winchester Evening Star Address and contact details
Winchester Evening Star lists city office at 2N Kent St Winchester VA with establishing year 1896 and staff roles for general manager executive editor news editor and managing editor along with subscription rates by carrier and mail and monthly options.
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Jack F. Davis
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Peaceniks clash over Vietnam policy in South Vietnam
The piece argues that peaceniks demand U S withdrawal from South Vietnam while tolerating North Vietnamese forces present by invasion, criticizing their muddled thinking and stance on the war.
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How to Score Memory Quiz From 100 Questions
A vintage quiz scoring guide explains a 10 day test with daily averages. It defines memory categories from Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct to Good for 4. It prompts turning to page 2 for correct answers and lists ten sample questions.
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