In less than 2 years. the war on poverty has been brought home to an estimated 8 million poor Americans1 out of every 4 of the Nations poor. Antipoverty programs have been launched in 2.971 of the 3.132 counties in the United States. And from virtually every quarter come fervent pleas for an even greater effortfor vastly expanded community action programs. for yearround Headstart projects. for legal services programs. for foster grandparents. upward bound. neighborhood multiservices centers. health centers. projects on Indian reservations. and in migrant labor streams. The poor want and need more Neighborhood Youth Corps projects. which have already provided an invaluable opportunity to earn and learn to about 700.000 disadvantaged young Americans. The poor need an expanded workexperience program. and rural antipoverty loans. and small business incentive loans.