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Submitted by Maxine on Mon, 01/07/2008 - 7:40pm. 1964- a groundbreaking year 
On January 8, 1964, President Lyndon Johnson declared a War on Poverty that began a series of programs that among other things would help educate pre-school children, fund health care for millions of Americans and help college students finance their education. Johnson in his March, 1964 speech before Congress, charted a new course that would change indelibly the government's role in helping the poor and underserved. |
 Featured Events African Rhythms See the dynamic performance group Like Water Drum & Dance at the Traverwood Branch on Sun., July 6 at 2 pm! The Michigan-based percussion and dance troupe mixes traditional West African instruments with energetic dance choreographies and stunning costumes. Don’t miss this vibrant, colorful performance!  Featured Service pictureAnnArbor is a service from AADL that gives you the opportunity to contribute digital copies of your Ann Arbor photos and documents, and easily share them on the web. Galleries currently include pictures of The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, a 1920 brochure about the Eber White addition to Ann Arbor, and more... |
