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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 15
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- Text: CITY OF ATLANTA CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 September 4, 1968 ile id To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison From: Dan Sweat Attached is a memogandum from Jim Parham outlining the cutback in Federal funds for \jour training programs, We have been in at ct with Bill Norwood, Regional Manpower Administrator, and he\ has no objection to our contacting Stanley Rothenburg, thé Manpdwer Administrator for Willard Wirtz. There is a pretty good ihdication that some big city mayors have called RotheAburg about tutbacks in their programs and have gotten favorable résults. Jim ahd I feel that it would be very helpful if you would telephone Rothenburg and express your concern that the one millign dollar cutback will seriously affect the City's ability to maintain/our momentum in cutting down on hard-core unemployment, If you talk to him it might also be helpful to tell him your support Sam Caldwell's request for the Labor Department to waive a freeze which has existed on conducting power sewing machine training courses, There is a great demand for power sewing machine operaters in the Atlanta area and Caldwell has been attempting to get the ban lifted on training people for this employment. He and Rothenburg are pretty good friends and it might be another plus if we support Sam in this regard. Secretary Rothenburg's number is 202-961-5464, His personal secretary is Miss Eula M. Burton, DS :fy
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 12
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- Text: FROM; James E. Moore RUDER & FINN INCORPORATED 2015 Bank of Georgia Bldg. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 4O4 - 577-1600 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAYOR ALLEN PROCLAIMS JOB CORPS WEEKS Proclamation Ceremony Opens Job Corps Exhibition in First National Bank Building Lobby Atlanta, Aug. 23 --- Mayor Ivan Allen has proclaimed August 23 to September 6 as 'Job Corps Weeks'' in Atlanta. The official proclamation was presented at 6:00 P.M. on Thursday, August 22, at the First National Bank Building lobby during the preview of a national multimedia exhibition about Job Corps entitled ''A Chance to be Somebody.'' Citing Job Corps as ''an integral and vital part of the national antipoverty program'' which "'has provided a real service to the people of this country and the people of Atlanta'', the Mayor urges all citizens ''to support the commendable work of the Job Corps." The proclamation also refers to the exhibition and its sponsorship by 16 leading industrial and educational organizations. Job Corps, a program of the Office of Economic Opportunity, offers basic education, job training and opportunities for personal development to 16 to 22 year olds who are undereducated, underprivileged, underemployed or unemployed. Enrollment is voluntary, and residence in Job Corps Centers an important feature. The Job Corps story is told in ''A Chance to be Somedody'' through photos, audio tapes, film and original paintings by Corps members. The showing in Atlanta is made possible by Scripto, Inc. It opens on August 23 in the lobby of the First National Bank Building to run through September 6. Admission is free.
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 6
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- Text: Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. O A .T. M. Parham ? Executive Administrator 101 Marietta Street Bldg. e Atlanta, Georgia 30303. « Telephone 688-3010 ne September 24, 1968 City of Atlanta Department of Police Atlanta, Georgia 30303 ATIN: Superintendent, Clinton Chafin . Dear Mr. Chafin: Please refer to my letter of August -9, 1968 to which was attached a copy of serially numbered items reported missing and stolen from Neighborhood Service Center agencies of Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. Attached herewith is an additional listing of items reported stolen subsequent to preparation of the list referred to above. © Please advise whether the City of Atlanta Police Department has had success in recovering any of the’ items listed. The loss of equipment now exceeds $10,000.00, and as stated in my previous correspondence Economic Opportunity Atlanta has no insurance to cover these losses, coupled with a limited budget for replacement, we are most desirous of recovering these items. Please call me at 688-3010 if you require additional information. - : Yours truly, [yt x ae A bart Nie CA: 0. H. Gronke Director of Purchasing n Enclosure . ec: Chief of Police Jenkins Mr. Dan Sweat ——: es
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 9
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- Text: EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 OPPORTUNITY eran Mr. Dan Sweat Director of Governmental Liaison Office of the Mayor 68 Mitchell Street, SW Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Sweat: This office appreciates your willingness to serve as Master of Ceremonies at the reception for the opening of the Job Corps art exhibition "A Chance to be Somebody" to be held in the lobby of First National Bank Building, Atlanta, Georgia, Thursday August 22, 1968 at 6:00 PM. A copy of the program will be sent to your office as soon as final arrangements are completed, We were deeply grateful for the participation of the Mayor's Office in our program, and your personal contribution to this effort. Sincerely, : m7 17 + : ~ Muegge, /Jr. Job Corps Regional Administrator ACCENT OPPORTUNITY
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 30
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- Text: CG-0306-C/11 ITEMIZATION OF NON-FEDERAL SHARE Agencies 1. Butler Street YMCA 2. The Atlanta Urban League 3. Central YWCA 4, Royal Knights Foundation, Inc. 5. Emmus House 6. Metropolitan Boys Clubs, Inc. 7 Central YMCA 8. WAOK Program 9. Wesley House 10. City of Atlanta (See Attachment) 11. Atlanta Girls Club 12. Boy Scouts 13, Girl Scouts Council . 14, Grady Homes Girls Club ., 15, Vine City Foundation 16. Northwest Perry NSC 17. WNash-Washington NSC 18. Gwinnett County NSC 19. West End NSC 20. East Central NSC 21. Pittsburgh NSC 22, South Fulton NSC 23. Central City NSC 24. Price NSC 25. North Fulton NSC 26. Edgewood NSC 27. Sum-Mec NSC 28. West Central NSC 29. Rockdale NSC 30°
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 33
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- Text: Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. O A 101 Marietta Street Bldg. e Atlanta, Georgia 30303 e© Telephone 688-1012 T. M. Parham Executive Administrator MEMORANDUM — ee ae i i i ee TO: Mr. Dan Sweat DATE: December 11, 1968 FROM: T. M. Parha EOA will have "on-site evaluation" by teams from OEO and U. S. Labor during the week of December 16-20. OEO will be looking at the total CAP program. U. S. Labor will be looking at the ACEP program. You may be called for an interview by some member of the team. TMP/gd
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 48
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- Text: 16 IT. Legislative Recommendaticns on Housing December, 1968 The Department on Family and Children Services is called upon adjust welfare grants so as to remove inequities in housing and maintenance. This. adjustment will require legislative action: A. The Georgia State Legislature is called upon to increase the standard budget allowance for shelter in Department of Family and Children Services grants throughout the state, and to allocate the money necessary to fund these grants. B. Reasonable investigation of present system of payments to deter- mine basis for adjustment. The state laws should be amended to provide: A. Tenant participation in: 1. Policy-making, by enlargement of local housing authority governing bodies to allow for the tenant membership - Reduce terms office from ten to three years. 2. Management a. Development of respect for tenant organizations in an advisory capacity; prohibition of turning off utilities for non-payment of rent. a b. Establishment of tenant-review board to hear and investigate complaints, recommending disciplinary action in repetitious cases; disciplinary action against management upon 10 or more written complaints filed with the tenant association. c. Appointment of tenants to the next vacancies from a democratically selected list of nominees. d. Appointment of resident project managers with authority to act. / B. Democratic elections of officers in tenant associations. C. Requirements for health and sanitation to meet the original goals of public housing for tenant families at the expense of the housing authority and no increase in rents. D. Reorganization of eviction procedures to; 1. Allow six days instead of present four. 2. Removal of requirement for double indemnity bonds where IV. 2 SS “ -dispossessory warrants are contested in court, 3. Require that receipts be furnished tenants for all charges including: warrant fees, utility bills, repairs, etc. 4. Removal of Section 9-A and like provisions making evictions purely discretionary with managers. The officials and staff of public housing authorities are called upon to work for the social goals recommended by the Housing Assistance Administration March 22, 1968, including also: A. Respect for tenants as individuals and human beings. B. Same regulations and codes for public housing as exist for private housing, C. Uniform requirements in regard to rules and elimination of dues except as established by tenant associations. D. Arrangement of office hours and facilities to suit convenience of most tenants. E. Public announcements and advertising in regard to vacancies, changes and possibilities for transfers, as well as, itemized financial reports by housing authorities. F. Raising minimum income requirements for youth family members to $600 before inclusion as family income for rent adjustments. G. Rents not to be increased on the basis of a child's income for one year after high school graduation on the assumption that he will be saving for future educational expenses.
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 41
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- Text: Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. O A 101 Marietta Street Bldg. e Atlanta, Georgia 30303 e T. M. Parham Executive Administrator December 18, 1968 TO ATLANTA CIVIC LEADERS: People must constantly ask you, as they ask me, "What can I do?" and "How can I find out what's going on?" Because so many are asking these questions, we have tried to provide new ways for them to learn first hand about Atlanta's needs and to become personally involved as volunteers. In January many civic, religious and social groups will join EOA in a START NOW ATLANTA campaign to alert citizens to Atlanta's needs. The week of January 12 will be proclaimed START NOW ATLANTA week. I hope that your organization will be able to par- ticipate by planning special programs, visiting Atlanta's slums as guests of poor people, or by volunteering as a group or as individuals. I am enclosing brief background material plus information about two programs which will be introduced during START NOW ATLANTA week. Please let me know if I can supply other information.
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 37
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- Text: Dr. JOHN W. LETSON JOHN F.STANDRIDGE SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Atlanta Public Schools DIRECTOR VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUCATION 2930 Forrest Hills Dr. S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30315 MEMORANDUM December 11, 1968 TO: Mr. Dan Sweat Mayor's Office FROM: John F, Standridge, Executive Director Vocational—Technical and Adult Education We would like for you to attend a meeting in Room Bl at the Atlanta Area Technical School Thursday at 2:00 p.m., December 19, 1968, for the purpose of discussing with us a proposal for a Job Corps Skill Center here in Atlanta. Your name was recommended as one who is vitally interested in a program of this type and we wart you to share your ideas with us in the final development of this program. We hope that you will be able to attend. JPFS: pf cc: Dr. J.W. Letson Dr. J.P. Nix Mr GW. Mulling Serving the Atlante ard Geller County School Systems
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 52
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- Text: Recommendations from the Home Management Sub-Committee CCAC We ask that the State of Georgia establish a consumer protection agency to gather facts and evidence against merchants of all types who i knowingly cheat and swindle customers with inferior merchandise, foods, and hidden or unfair credit practices. That this agency make this information available to consumers and use it, too, to advise Georgia lawmakers of needed changes in state laws. That a law be passed requiring full, total, itemized and final credit costs be written out immediately above the place where the consumer must sign contracts, for loans, services, or goods. That these costs also be read aloud to the buyer before he signs the contract.
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 1
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 2
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- Text: September 4, 1968 MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: Dan Sweat Attached is a memorandum from Jim Parham outlining the cutback in Federal funds for our training programs. We have been in contact with Bill Norwood, Regional Manpower Administrator, and he has no objection to our contacting Stanley Rothenburg, the Manpower Administrator for Willard Wirtz. There is a pretty good indication that some big city mayors have called Rothenburg about cutbacks in their programs and have gotten favorable results. Jim and I feel that it would be very helpful if you would telephone Rothenburg and express your concern that the one million dollar cutback will seriously affect the City's ability to maintain our momentum in cutting down on hard-core unemployment. If you talk to him it might also be helpful to tell him your support Sam Caldwell's request for the Labor Department to waive a freeze which has existed on conducting power sewing machine training courses, There is a great demand for power sewing machine operators in the Atlanta area and Caldwell has been attempting to get the ban lifted on training people for this employment. He and Rothenburg are pretty good griends and it mighg be another plus if we support Sam in this regard. Secretary Rothenburg's number is 202-961-5464. His personal secretary is Miss Eula M. Burton. DS:fy
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 17
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- Text: MEMORANDUM FROM: T. M. Jim Parham, Executive Administrator , ._j Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. Zl < : ACEP (Atlanta Concentrated Employment Program) DATE: September 3, 1968 = es ee ae ee ee ee We are alarmed about. continued reductions in second year funds for ACEP. As of now we are told by regional U.S. Labor Department officials that we must take a one million dollar cut in federal funds budgeted for ACEP for the period September 1, 1968 thru August 31, 1969: Year Federal Funds 9/67 - 8/68 $3,980,531 9/68 - 9/69 $2,967,789 We learned many lessons in our first CEP year and had pro- jected a modified program for the second year which incorpo- rated many of these lessons. These continued. reductions ‘in~ funds, however, have required alterations in our second year projections for training and employment opportunities: Program Original Plans Reduced Component for 2nd Year Plans New Careers 300 : 150 Youth Jobs 250 150 Atlanta Beauti- 100 60 fication Corps Skills Training 500 300 Direct Placements 600 600 TOTAL 1,750 1,260 ‘If you don't “count direct placements (since this involves “little or no training investment), we are left with only 660 training opportunities for this large disadvantaged area which includes our total Model Cities community. In addition to these reductions in potential training opportunities, these fund cuts have seriously diminished the ability of certain program components to be staffed at a level to give close, individual attention to the multiple problems of CEP clients. Of particular significance is the vital counseling and follow-up activity of BMP ueyaer Service personnel. Even if the amount of funds available had not been reduced it had been the concensus of planners (including business, representatives of the poor, employment service, the schools, U.S. Labor, and EOA) that the number of persons served should be reduced and the length of training increased. This con- clusion was the result of the first year's experience that the socially and educationally crippled people enrolled in CEP could not be upgraded in a brief training program. With this substantial reduction in funds, however, the number of training opportunities is drastically reduced and the poten- tial impact of the program watered down significantly. Any action which has this result is a danger to us and should be avoided if possible. TMIP/gj
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 16
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- Text: MEMORANDUM / ; TO: Orn. Car FROM: TT. M. Jim Parham, Executive Administrator Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. RE: ACEP (Atlanta Concentrated Employment Program) DATE: September 3, 1968 We are alarmed about continued reductions in second year funds for ACEP. As of now we are told by regional U.S. Labor Department officials that we must take a one million dollar cut in federal funds budgeted for ACEP for the period September 1, 1968 thru August 31, 1969: Year Federal Funds 9/67 - 8/68 $3,980,531 9/68 -— 9/69 $2,967,789 We learned many lessons in our first CEP year and had pro- jected a modified program for the second year which incorpo- rated many of these lessons. These continued reductions in funds, however, have required alterations in our second year projections for training and employment opportunities: Program Original Plans Reduced Component for 2nd Year Plans New Careers 300 150 Youth Jobs 250 150 Atlanta Beauti- 100 60 fication Corps Skills Training 500 300 Direct Placements 600 600 TOTAL 1,750 1,260 =e If you don't count direct placements (since this involves little or no training investment), we are left with only 660 training opportunities for this large disadvantaged area which includes our total Model Cities community. In addition to these reductions in potential training opportunities, these fund cuts have seriously diminished the ability of certain program components to be staffed at a level to give close, individual attention to the multiple problems of CEP clients. Of particular significance is the vital counseling and follow-up activity of Employment Service personnel. Even if the amount of funds available had not been reduced it had been the concensus of planners (including business, representatives of the poor, employment service, the schools, U.S. Labor, and EOA) that the number of persons served should be reduced and the length of training increased. This con- clusion was the result of the first year's experience that the socially and educationally crippled people enrolled in CEP could not be upgraded in a brief training program. With this substantial reduction in funds, however, the number of training opportunities is drastically reduced and the poten- tial impact of the program watered down significantly. Any action which has this result is a danger to us and should be avoided if possible. TMIP/gj
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 8
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- Text: JOB CORPS EXHIBITION - ATLANTA First National Bank of Atlanta Plan for Opening Ceremonies = Thursday, August 22, 1968 1. Official party (in order of appearance): Daniel Sweat, representative of Mayor's Office Arthur Harris, President, Scripto, Inc. Douglas Smith, Vice President, First National Bank David Oestreich, Associate Director of Job Corps, Washingim, D. C. William Suttle, Regional Director of Office of Economic Opportunity Jim Parham, Director of Economic Opportunity - Atlanta Miss Betty Patterson, United Air Lines and Job Corps graduate 2. Official party enter via Broad Street entrance of First National. Program will begin at 6:00 P.M. 3. A "platform" area has been enclosed on the banking floor Broad Street side, a lectern with. amplifier will be available for speakers. 4. Program: a. Mr. Sweat will serve as M.C. with opening remarks and present Job Corps proclamation. b. Mr. Harris will be introduced by Mr. Sweat for remarks. c. Mr. Smith to be introduced by Mr. Sweat for remarks. d. Mr. Oestreich to be recognized by Mr. Sweat. ho ~f- Mr. Suttle to be introduced by Mr. Sweat for remarks. On £. Mr. Parham to be recognized by Mr. Sweat. g. Mr. Harris to recognize Miss Patterson and officially open exhibition in closing remarks. 5. Offfcial party to remain in platform area for photographs. ience proceeds to display area and/or First National dining oom (second floor) for refreshments. Chel Qudqn tooffed a Rader + Fann Lue
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 34
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- Text: oe A RESOLUTION BY SAM MASSELL, JR.: RESOLUTION DESIGNATING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ATLANTA, INCORPORATED, AS THE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY FOR THE CITY OF ATLANTA. WHEREAS, the 1967 Amendments to the Federal Economic Opportunity Act require that a political subdivision such as The City of Atlanta designate a community action agency to plen, conduct, administer, evaluate, and otherwise fulfill the purposes of the Economic Opportunity Act; and WHEREAS, tne Amendments referred to above further require that a public hearing be conducted in order to provide an opportunity for residents and organizations to publicly express their views before The City of Atlanta designates such community action agency; and WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta did on May 31, 1968, hold a public heering for the above stated purpose; and WHEREAS, the preponderance of expression at the public hearing was favorable toward the designation of Economic Oppor- tunity Atlanta as the Community Action Agency. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED thet the Board of Aldermen, acting as the governing officials, do hereby designate Economic Opportunity Atlenta, Incorporated, a private non-profit corporation, as the Community Action Agency for the City of Atlante.
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 24
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- Text: Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. O A 101 Marietta Street Bldg. e Atlanta, Georgia 30303 o T. M. Parham Executive Administrator October 25, 1968 Mr. Dan Sweat, Director Governmental Liaison City Hall Comptroller 68 Mitchell Street, S.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mr. Sweat Enclosed is a cooperative agreement in duplicate between the Neighborhood Youth Corps Sponsor, Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. and your agency for the fiscal year of 1968-69. Renewal of this agreement will be determined by the Sponsor and will be based on funding of the program for another fiscal year. - Forms are attached to be completed on each Neighborhood Youth Corps work classification within your agency. Please complete the work classification forms and return with the original copy of the signed agreement. If you have any questions regarding this agreement, please contact me at 688-6232. Sincerely, CHE AD Charles K. Pierce, Director Neighborhood Youth Corps Out-of-School Program “ia el re ey \
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 5
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- Text: September 20, 1968 Hr. Thomse M. Parhem, Executive Administrator Economic OPPORTUNITY Atlanta, Inco 101 Marietta Street Building, 5. W. Following Jchn Gardeer's eppointment as Cheiemen of the Urban Coalition, Acting Office of Economic OPPORTUNITY Director Bertrand M. Herding and his staff have opened up communication between ORO and the Coalition. We think this can be very productive for both sides, and look ferward to in- creased communication and understanding. Wherever possible, the Urhan Coalition will be supporting, through mobili- : g 3 o i 5 F i f : 3
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 13
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- Text: MR. WILLIAM BRISTOL JOB CORPS BRISTOL, TENNESSEE DEAR DAVID: I WERE VERY GLAD TO HEAR FROM YOU AND TO FIND OUT THAT ATLANTA HAS NOT CHANGED MUCH. ALTHOUGH WE ARE HAVE RAIN WEATHER ALMOST EVERY DAY. I AM TRYING TO IMPROVE MYSELF. I AM WORK THREE DAY A WEEK. MY HOURS IS FROM 5 TO 6:30 P.M. AND SOMETIME ON WEEK-END. I AM IN SCHOOL FROM 8 TO 5 P.M. AND IMPROVE SOME. I WANT TO INFORMED YOU ARE THE PROGRESS WHICH WE ARE HAVE, ON AUGUST 29, THE GOVERNOR ARE BRISTOL, TENNESSEE, WILL BE OUR GUESS. YOURS TRULY, Route # 4, Box 334 Bristol, Tennessee March 24, 1966
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Box 3, Folder 13, Document 47
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- Text: RECOMMENDATION - SOCIAL SERVICES SUB-COMMITTEE CCAC December 16, 1968 The impending freeze of federal funds for Aid to Families with De- pendent Children payments, effective July 1, 1969, will require action by the State of Georgia. We therefore urge our legislators to make provisions for funds to make up for this lack of federal assistance in this as well as any other area.
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