New York Plans Three Big Programs to Cut Teen Unemployment
A series of educational and employment initiatives targets teen dropouts as the key to reducing adult joblessness. Three projects are outlined: vocational boarding schools modeled after colleges. Harlem plan with preschool, after school tutoring, reading drive, counseling academies, job centers, and arts programs. and Detroit Eastern High School experiment replacing traditional subjects with seven occupational tracks guiding students toward specialized work.
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Mothers Teaches Use in Home School Program from German Ministry
The Conference of German Ministers of Education released the Mothers School a set of teaching materials for mothers abroad unable to send children to proper schools. It covers four years of elementary subjects in a form mothers can use, so children can rejoin classes abroad. Sixty-one American firms manufacture trucks.
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Wage increases average over 70 cents in 1963 settlements
Washington reports that wage rises from management union negotiations in 1963 averaged just over 70 cents per hour, based on 3,700 settlements. The figure edges up from 1962's 7.4 cent average but is the lowest since 1955. Fringe-benefit changes are not included. One in ten settlements left wages unchanged.
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Bureau of National Affairs
Rural residents mostly nonfarm livelihoods rise in U S
Less than one third of 54 million rural Americans live on farms. In the 15th Century walking sticks doubled as 9-foot telescoping fishing rods. U S exports to Europe have more than tripled since 1952 from 3.2 billion to over 10 billion.
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Paris Trade: France imports industrial alcohol for wine exports
Industrial alcohol is being imported by France in exchange for wine exports, reflecting a barter style trade arrangement. The move links French industrial input with its famed wine sector, signaling a shift in economic exchange patterns between the two commodities.
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Republicans Back Newspaper Plans Houston Times in Works
In Houston plans moved forward for a weekly Republican oriented newspaper called the Houston Times. Twenty five investors bought 1000 shares at 1000 dollars each, and the firm seeks permission to issue 325000 common shares. Backers expect weekly start with potential to become semi weekly or daily. Albert J. B. Fay GOP national committeeman says there is room for another paper and that it will lean toward the GOP.
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Barefoot in the Park Tour Opens at Colorado Festival
Myrna Loy heads the traveling cast of Barefoot in the Park, opening a year long tour at the Central City festival in July. Joan Van Ark and Richard Benjamin join Loy with Paula Prentiss, who is married to Benjamin, set to join after filming In Harm's Way with Otto Preminger in Hawaii.
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De Gaulle Greets Cambodian Prince in Paris Visit
French President Charles de Gaulle welcomed Cambodia's chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk for a three day state visit. Leaders plan to stress neutralization for Southeast Asia as the only feasible solution to the war in South Vietnam.
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Full Range Hearing Aid in Eyeglasses Slendaire
CANONSBURG PA Radio Car Corporation introduces the Radiocar Slendaire a full range hearing aid built into natural looking eyeglasses. It offers 12 distinct responses for precise fitting to various hearing losses with superb tonal quality styling performance and comfort. Free color booklet available by mail.
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Fritzi of California Designed Dress for Busy Wear
An easy to care for dress designed by Fritzi of California blends 50 percent polyester with rayon. Quick drying fabric requires little or no ironing and comes in pink or blue in sizes 8 to 16.
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