Reversing Job Bias Sparks Trade Unions Fire Over Apprentices
New York state prompts bias complaint as sheetmetal union refuses to advance a Negro applicant ahead of 100 white contenders. Peter Brennan accuses officials of reverse discrimination while unions push a biracial panel to screen applicants and keep all entries in chronological order.
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Government Payroll Surges as Civil Servants Reach 9.2 Million
A 1962 Labor Department report shows 9.2 million in government payrolls across federal state and local levels, about one in eight of a 72 million workforce. Government wages total 45 billion yearly, with 16 billion federal and 31.9 billion state local. Education and safety dominate, teachers police and firemen largest groups, with expected continued growth and a push for efficiency and cost restraint.
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FDA Moves To Limit Overuse Of Antibiotics In Drugs
U S authorities tighten controls on antibiotic use amid concern doctors overprescribe. Drug makers get 30 days to prove safety for about 30 nonprescription antibiotics sold in lozenges sprays and lotions. otherwise these products face market removal by Sept 6. A second rule targets products combining antimicrobials with antihistamines analgesics decongestants or caffeine.
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Food and Drug Administration
Nixon as Eisenhowerite Leader Shapes Republican Debate
Nixon defends his status as Eisenhowerite and Republican leader while in New York. He critiques liberal double standards, warns against post test ban naivety, and lays out bargaining aims with Khrushchev including troop withdrawals, freedom of movement, church rights, and Berlin-Warsaw issues.
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Personal Cases Sex Symbols Dr. George W. Crane CASE Q-426
Vera G., a 19 year old coed, describes a dream of South Sea Island pursuit by brown skinned male savages and spears. Dr Freud notes symbolic dreams due to hunger and social taboos, offering a booklet on Abnormal Psychology and Dreams.
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Teens Question Public Affection and Abby Guidance
A reader questions Abby on public affection noting hands holding and later arm around the waist. Abby says holding hands is fine but can lead to more, and a public hands off policy protects reputations. Other letters discuss family tensions and a advice on seeking bra purchase guidance for an older teen girl.
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Abby
Congress Needs Top Leadership
Analysis says the current Congress is the least productive in a generation due to weak leadership. It contrasts Kennedy with Eisenhower, notes Johnson and Rayburn as strong past leaders, and points to undistinguished Capitol Hill leadership and Kennedy's lack of fighting stance as key factors hindering civil rights, tax reform, and Medicare efforts.
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Sam Rayburn
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Montana
Rayburn
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Capitol Hill
Helping a Large Family Create Calm Evenings
An Ohio mother seeks advice on smoothing chaotic evenings for a family of five children aged 14 months to ten years. The reply suggests older siblings read aloud, play non running indoor games, craft projects with parental help, strict quiet-time consequences, and a structured bedtime and dinner routine to foster order and connection.
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