Labor Problem Sparks Apprentice Training Debate
The Walsh Healey Act setting a $1.70 federal minimum wage for contract workers draws protest from M H Standard Corp of Hamilton Ohio. The firm cites 17 to 21 year olds starting at $1.25 to $1.50 and warns the policy harms youth training programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Department
Walsh-Healey
Secretary of Labor
M-H Standard Corp
Hamilton
Ohio
Congress
Walsh- Healey
William Wilson Boys' Club: A Remarkable Community Dream
National Boys' Club Week spotlights William Wilson who built a 700 plus membership by guiding Westside youth from No 3 Fire Station meetings to a dedicated club. From 1946 a concrete building on Short Hazlett St and later a larger facility on W 10th St supported crafts, gym, camping, water sports and civic projects reaching 3 000 children helped by scrap paper drives and toy distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Wilson Boys’ Club
Bill Wilson
Anderson
Bill
No. 3
3Rd and
Hendricks St
Williams H. Toner
Anderson Herald
Toner
Short Hazlett St
Westside
Boys’ Mission
William Wilson Boys’ Club
Boys’ Clubs of America
Boys’ Club
W. 10Th St
Boys Clubs of America
Myrtle Beach students gain business insight via econ programs
A comparison of economic intelligence surveys at Myrtle Beach High School shows improved understanding after two years of economic education programs. In 1960 the question about fairness of distribution had 61.5 percent Yes. in 1963, 42.7 percent Yes and 53.3 percent No among 150 juniors and seniors surveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Myrtle Beach High School
Water Conditioning Institute to Feature Joseph Galla gher
URBANA Ill Joseph Galla gher of Anderson will give the keynote at the Water Conditioning Management Institute April 28 May 1 at the Hott Memorial University of Illinois conference center. Gallagher, president of the Water Conditioning Association International, will speak on Whats Ahead in the Water Conditioning Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Joseph Gallagher
Anderson
Water Conditioning Management Institute
Hott Memorial University of Illinois
Gallagher
Water Conditioning Association International
U. of S. College of Commerce
Growth stock and National Lead questions answered
Readers discuss whether National Lead remains a solid long term holding and define growth stock. J D argues National Lead is a fading blue chip while AL asks what qualifies as a true growth stock as earnings grow faster than the economy and firms invest in research and expanding industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Electric Power
Castro Versus Khrushchev in Bitter Public Dispute
In a fiery clash among three top leaders Khrushchev Mao and Castro spar over missiles and U S policy Castro challenges Mao’s U S “paper tiger” claim and accuses Khrushchev of timidity and misstatements about Cuba missiles. The piece argues a deeper rift risks Soviet Cuban ties and U S balance of power aging.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Mao
Castro
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Fidel Castro
United States
Moscow
Cuba
Castro's Disavowal Probes Soviet Motivations
Castro's denial centers on Soviet aims, disputing Khrushchev's claim that Moscow seeks no agression from Cuba. The exchange clarifies motives amid rising tensions as the two powers clash over deterrence and alliance.
Cuban apology seen as bid to avert Caribbean war
Western diplomats read Cuba’s quick apology for the MIG jet incident on a U S freighter as a move to prevent a wider cold war in the Caribbean. They noted prior Cuban hostility toward a Miami fishing boat and contrasted it with this calmer response and a note to the Czechoslovak embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
UPI
Cuba
U. S
Washington
Auto makers report March output shifts in Detroit area plants
DETROIT UPi reports GM and Chrysler posted substantial March production gains versus a year earlier while Ford cut car output and increased truck production. Studebaker showed declines in both cars and trucks during March.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Studebaker
American Motors
American
Emancipation Centennial Commission Names Three Members
Gov. Welsh named three to Indiana Emancipation Centennial Commission and filled four other state board posts. Appointees to the commission were Archbishop Paul C. Schulte of Indianapolis, Dallas Sells of the Indiana AFL-CIO, and Wil lard B. Ransom. Additional appointments include Albert L. Summers to the Employment Security Board, Mrs. Helen R. Johnson to the Health Board, Dr. Francisco F. Levinson to the Health Board, and W. Dan Kibler to the State Police Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Sweden farm land use and auto industry trends cited
The article notes Sweden uses about 10 percent of its area for farming and lists country dimensions. It reports American Motors and major automakers GM Chrysler Ford Studebaker with mixed quarterly production changes in cars and trucks. American Motors shows a stronger output than in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Family Elevators and the Don Proviso in Lois Case
Lois L aged 19 thanks Dr Crane for urging her to end a relationship with a married man and marry Don. She describes studying at Business College getting a good job and a high salary, then meeting Don and planning marriage. The piece urges choosing a compatible partner and using proxy votes wisely for future children, with a sales pitch for Dr Crane's tests and charts.
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Lois
Lois L
Dr. Crane
Mrs. Crane
Don
Business College
Purdue Engineering
Soviet Moon Shot Tests Earth Orbit Rendezvous Idea
Washington AP reports a Soviet Moon IV rocket launch may test earth orbit rendezvous as a method to reach the moon. U S officials note potential for a manned lunar flyby and stress the program aims to map moon topology and environmental data while Congress weighs space funding.
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Washington
Air Force
House
Norman V. Petersen
Air Force Flight Test Center
Congress
Kennedy
United States
Earth
U.S
Moon
Lunar
Strike meeting urged as Richmond plant strike widens
Matthew E. Welsh urged a Thursday meeting between union and management over the six month strike at Richmond Fireproof Door Corp. UAW Local 1119 has idled 204 workers. Police report shotgun blasts at homes and cars of several supervisors and non union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Richmond
United Auto Workers
Richmond Fireproof Door Corp
Indiana pilot food stamp program launches in Evansville
Indiana's pilot program begins with 115 participants buying 3300 dollars in federal food stamps at a 40 percent discount. Eligible are relief recipients and low income families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville, Ind
Polar tragedy and a future ambitious quest on Arctic frontier
A doomed 25 man US Arctic expedition aboard the Proteus trapped by ice near Greenland. Lieut Adolphus Greely led the party. a year in a hut without supplies left six survivors and tales of death cannibalism and horror. The column teases a later story about a new attempt.
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San Francisco
Alaska
George W de Long
DeLong
Siberian
Greenland
Adolpheus W. Greely
Arctic
What Folks Made Of and Other Rhymes Folklore
A reflection on enduring nursery rhymes and verses including What Folks are Made of and the tale of the little girl with the curl. It notes various lines about young men and women and recalls Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem. An American saying about two fools meeting in Indiana is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wadsworth Lonefellow
Jemima
Indiana
Iodin Ration Promises Health Aid For Garden and Pet Life
Dr Brady outlines an iodine ration program claiming soils in the Great Lakes basin are iodine deficient. He cites benefits from iodine for humans dogs birds and animals and mentions sea foods as primary iodine sources. He urges readers to request Pamphlet 33 by mailing a nickel stamp to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Basin
Michigan
Instructions for Health Letters to Dr Brady
Signed letters about personal health hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped addressed envelope is enclosed. Brief ink letters only. Due to high volume only a few can be answered. No replies to nonconforming queries. Address Dr William Brady 285 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Two Prayers on the Cross and a Trust in God
The text reflects on Jesus prayerful strength in adversity. It cites Luke 6 12 and two key lines Forgive them Father for they know not what they do and Into thy hands when life is done My spirit I commit. It invites readers to follow these prayers in trouble and extremity for steadiness.
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Water Conditioning Institute
U. of I. Bureau of Business Management
Division of University Extension
Irwin Cochran
R. C. Dunsdon
U. of S. Bureau of Business Management
R. C. Wicklund
Division of
University Extension
Wilbur K. Hess
Water Condition Association International
Roger E. Spear
J.D
General Features Corp
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harriet W Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Ind
Madison
Ge Bae
Associated Press
Herald
Roscoe Drummond
Paris
le Monde
Kremln
Russia
America
Berlin
Mr. Khrushchev
Mr. K
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Khrushev
W. Dan Kibler
Indiana State Police Board
Roy E. Gephart
New Castle
Elite Sie
Ted
del Fran
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Florida Coast
New York State
Upper Lakes
Mississippi Valley
mid-Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Plains
North Central Plains
New England
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J. B. Martin
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IODIN
Jesus and Prayers
God
Luke
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