Brazilian colonel tames Rio traffic with firm enforcement
Col Americo Fontenele of Brazil's air force, recalled to direct Rio de Janeiro traffic, used drastic measures to end chaos. He towed violators, emptied tires of illegally parked cars, and restricted unloading times, gaining respect from 250,000 motorists and 10,000 buses.
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Col
Americo Fontenele
Col. Fontenele
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Henry A. Barnes
Fontenele
Copacabana
Legislative Assembly
Rio
Georgia and Mississippi face a Democratic split over loyalty and strategy
Gov Carl E Sanders defends Georgia's delegation with four Negroes two delegates and two alternates while Georgia votes 53 ballots for President Johnson under the unit rule. Mississippi sends an uncommitted delegation pledged to the Democratic ticket and considers a second unpledged slate favoring Goldwater to avoid Republican control.
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Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Johnson
Mississippi
Atlantic City
National Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Scramble For Jobs Opens Federal Training Push In NYC
New York City aims to place 38 000 low skilled workers as part of a federal program. Theodore H Lang city Personnel Director urged heads to place 16 to 20 year olds in training and work programs. About 4 000 join the Federal Job Corps and 14 000 enter work training with living at home. Additional 20 000 could be added under other phases. Training and service are the goals though payrolls may swell briefly before the election.
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New York City
Congress
Theodore H. Lang
Federal
Mexico
Canada
Free Trade Debate Hit by Northwest Log Tightening
John Chamberlain argues free trade harms American jobs as U S log sales to foreigners rise beyond US tax funded Forest Service auctions. He highlights the Kingsley Lumber Co near Portland and linked firms from Maine to New York facing layoffs if Sitka spruce wood flows to Japan, shaping a national jobs risk.
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Portland
Northwest
U.S
United States
Cascade Mountains
U.S. Forest Service
Willamette River
Kingsley Lumber Co
Midwest
Chicago Musical Instrument Co
Gibson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Canada
Kingsley Co
Old Town Canoe Co
Maine
Old Town Co
Cranes’ Children Show Names and Prayers Across Generations
Dr Crane recounts his American history professor son Philip at Bradley University and his wife Arlene with four daughters Cathy Susanna Jenny and Rebekah Caroline. Cathy sermons prayer requests for each child reveal Susanna’s quip Me girl and Cathy insistence on full names for the baby Rebekah Caroline.
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Philip
Bradley University
Arlene
Cathy
Susanna
Jenny
Rebekah Caroline
Rebekah Caroline Crane
Rebekah
Life Begins at Forty A Look at Elder Finances and Psychology
A 1960s style column by Robert Peterson surveys child development milestones and questions why older people lack savings. It discusses delayed distinctions in children, reasons elders save or spend, and forecasts rising government retirement benefits and private pensions by 1975.
Weatherman and kin visits mix with old jokes and music
The column lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Weatherman and others to relatives in Virginia Indiana and Ohio. It notes Cleveland Summer Orchestra attendance dropping and mentions President Johnson Barry Goldwater speaking at the American Legion convention. Also includes a reader Q A about aging whiskers and lifestyle choices.
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Dallas
Tex
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
American Legion
City Life Disappoints Migrants in Chicago Northward Flight
Twenty five thousand Southern Appalachian migrants in Chicago face continued poverty and exploitation. Many pay high weekly rents in overcrowded apartments while adapting to urban life. Some return south when wages fail to offset the cost of living and relocation pressures.
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Chicago
Backwood
Johnson
Uptown
Dewey W. Wood
The
Council of the Southern Mountains
Dewey
North
Federal Gas Co to Invest 950000 in Columbus Plant
The Federal Gass Co division of Federal Paper Board Co plans a 950000 upgrade to its Columbus plant. The facility employs 1600 people and will benefit from improved facilities and capacity.
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Columbus
Federal Gass Co
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc
Johnson delays JFK tribute at convention fueling Democratic unease
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK report that President Johnson shifted the JFK tribute from opening night to the convention's end, stirring anger among Northern Democrats. The move fuels doubts about his hold on the party amid a Democratic vice presidential puzzle and fears Kennedy supporters may threaten Johnson’s control.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Tha
Robert F. Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Roosevelt
John Kennedy
White House
Atlantic City
Johnson Camp
Robert Kennedy
Democratic Party
Franklin Roosevelt
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Kennedy
Some Low Cost Trips Around the World Column Offer
A column invites readers to request a list titled Some Low Cost Trips Around the World by writing to the columnist with a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover handling costs.
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the Messenger
Four Weeks and More Time Units
The text lists time spans as one week four weeks three monthe six months with unusual spellings. It appears as a fragmentary note enumerating durations rather than a full report or event. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
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John Chamberlain
Japan
DR. Crane
By Robert Peterson
Tuppers Plains
Jack Weatherman
Galax, Va
Grace Kuhn
Bobbie Kuhns
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dorsel Miller
Luther Clark
Howe
Ind
Everett Spencer
Darlene
Wayne Brickles
Cleveland
Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Legion
Mark Harris
Wood
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
Inside Report
JFK
Capes
Athens
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