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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
4
Edward T. Chase argues that American education trains youth for shrinking jobs and neglects growing fields like auto mechanics and electrical service. He cites 90 percent of schools offering no industrial training and calls for rational, targeted vocational education for the 80 percent who do not attend college.
The piece critiques a Washington practiced system where Democrats and Republicans receive advance notices of government contracts. It cites Potlatch airport funds and Area Redevelopment Act grants as examples. Sen. John J. Williams calls for ending the practice.
A narrator notes home appliances work well inside but outdoor items fail, from a reliable refrigerator to troublesome lawn mower. The father enjoys tinkering while Suzy remarks about men and invention, as a reflection on gender roles and practical repairs in the household.
Exclusive interview with Census Director Richard M. Scammon on future population shifts toward urban and suburban areas. He notes industry moving out, cities becoming specialized centers, and continued Northward and Western migration of Black Americans, with modest growth in the overall Negro share.
The letter GA in the Amarillo Daily News show calendars is explained as General Audience. The writer cites Mrs D L W Spearman and Walter Farrar and contrasts with New York crime portrayal.
Letter recommends California style licenses with photo on Texas IDs showing DOB weight height and eye color to prevent dyed hair from fooling scanners and stop underage beer purchases. Proponent urges Austin action and cites law enforcement backing.
Opinion piece arguing police should enforce laws not act as sociologists. It cites Memorial Day unrest in Hermosa Beach and racial tensions in Jackson and Philadelphia, criticizing both police and protesters while warning against mob rule and societal split. It frames Kennedy Khrushchev and ADA as distractions from core duties.
In New Hampshire a columnist warns of sharp American polarization after the Bay of Pigs disaster. He contrasts two views: hardline anti-Communist stance versus calls for disarmament and negotiation with Moscow, urging Kennedy to unite the nation by steering Cuba and the Cold War toward a safer path.
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