Hidden unemployment rises as automation displaces workers
Dr. Charles C. Killingsworth of Michigan State University says actual unemployment is 30 percent higher than federal figures, adding 1.25 million jobless. He cites 7.8 percent jobless in 1962 versus 6 percent officially, with hidden unemployment due to automation. The discussion at a San Juan conference includes New York Mayor Wagner urging a 10 year Works Program to employ unskilled workers and those displaced by automation, funded by state and local matching funds.
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Charles C. Killingsworth
Michigan State University
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Wagner
Triboro
East River
la Guardia
Johnson Uses Push to Bust Congress Logjam
Johnson wins commitments from Senate Finance Chair Byrd and House Rules Chair Smith to move Kennedy era bills forward. Byrd and Smith will hold hearings after budget access and possible bypasses, signaling quicker votes but not guaranteed support. This marks Johnson's first tested payoff in managing Congress.
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House Rules Committee
Virginia
House
Senate
Herbert Lehman Dies Before Medal of Freedom Honor
New York financier and statesman Herbert H. Lehman died at 85 in New York on the eve of receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Lehman served as New York governor for a decade andUS senator for six years and led the UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration after World War II, aiding more than 500 million war victims.
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Herbert H. Lehman
New York
United States
United Nations Re
Lief
Lehman
Khrushchev’s Liberal Facade Masks Repression of Dissidents
The Literaturnaya Gazeta warns dissidents Ye nedy Yevtushenko and Andrei Voznesensky against ideological laxity while Khrushchev suppresses opposition with methods ranging from psychiatric confinement to exile. The piece recalls Stalin era tactics and notes critics like David Floyd warn against trusting Khrushchev’s liberal image.
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Soviet Union
Literaturnaya Gazeta
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Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
United States
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Khrushchev
Ukraine
Andrei Voznesensky
Soviet
Russia
Khruschev
Obsession Drives Opal G Spending In Dress Sprees
CASE R-431 profiles Opal G a 26 year old housewife whose husband says she is consumed by shopping for dresses. Dr. Crane notes a possible inferiority complex fueling her compulsive buying and spending sprees driven by emotional needs. Opal admits she does not know what prompts the behavior.
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Opal G
Opal
John David Coen Born at Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edward Coen announce the birth of a son named John David at Holzer Hospital Ce. 7. Week end visits: Stansbury and Price families hosted by Chester Price and Dale Stansbury. The Mothers Club of Columbia School planned a Christmas party.
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Point Rock
Edward Coen
Holzer Hospital
John David
Jerry Stansbury
Columbus
Chester Price
Dale Stans
Wesley Bobo
Chillicothe
J. E. Radekin
Nellie Vale
John
Mothers Club of
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Curiosity Went Kill This Cat and Other Domestic Vignettes
A humorous column describes Lady Dottie the aging indoor cat with rising xenophobia and regal aloofness, trading previous outdoor curiosity for a cushy empire inside the apartment. The piece switches to a mock interview with neighbors and ends noting Francis Gary Powers seeks a medical exam in Albuquerque and Michael J. Crosser files for the U S Senate nomination in Cleveland.
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Dottie
Tracy Ann
Dear Abby style reader questions on language, marriage, and meeting people
A compilation of Dear Abby letters about a pastor's speech errors in sermons, a mother in law dominating marriage, and a move to a new city seeking companionship. Abby suggests practical remedies and social pathways, including leaving an unhappy situation and contacting local support groups.
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See the USA for 99 dollars and health tips in a column
A travel pitch offers a nationwide bus trip for 99 dollars covering up to 10 000 miles with Uncle Pete detours. Health notes list five heart attack risk factors and five prevention rules from Drs Stamler Ernstone. Thoreau quotes urge daily woodland sauntering for vigor. Send 10 cents and SASE to receive a retirement travel booklet.
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Four
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Jeremiah Stamler
A. Carlton Ernstone
Cleveland
Ohio
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