Needs for Growth Highlight Southeast Ohio Future
Logan industrialist urges flood control and a four lane Route 33 as core needs for Southeastern Ohio. He calls for better highways and labor-management harmony to attract new industry and keep local youth employed, stressing regional cooperation and timely state and federal support.
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Ae A A. Halloran
Hocking Valley
Logan
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Athens
Hall
the Messenger
Pomeroy
Holl
Southeastern Ohio
Southeastern
Ohio
Decade Of Employment Shows Rising Jobs Nationwide
The National Consumer Finance Association reports a 15.5 percent rise in employment from 1950 to 1960, with continued growth in the current decade. Regional gains vary, led by the Far West 40.1 percent, Southwest 23.6 percent, and Rocky Mountain states 23.3 percent. East of the Mississippi, New England up 13 percent and the Plains lag at 5.7 percent due to mechanization in farming.
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National Consumer Finance Association
Far West
Southwest
Rocky Mountain States
Mississippi
New England
Southeast
Great Lakes States
Mideast
Appalachia
George Murphy Aims Beyond Showman Label In California Senate Fight
George Murphy known as the song and dance man is tested by his rival credentials in California politics. The piece notes his show business background his Joe Kennedy ties and his labor leadership experience and argues his political abilities extend beyond entertainment.
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George Murphy
California
Ronald Reagan
Tom Dewey
Bob la Follette
Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
Hollywood
Mike Murphy
George
Yale
Snd
Breconses
Screen Actors Guild
Newspaper Guild
Time, Incorporated
Acmonists
Time Guild
Whittaker Chambers
Ira
James Marlow Analyzes Johnsons Cautious State of the Union
James Marlow argues President Johnson opened a restrained State of the Union with about 50 proposals for 1965 and beyond. He notes Johnson avoided conflict, used a calm tone, and signaled plans to detail major programs later, including medical care for the aged and aid to students. The piece also discusses foreign policy hints toward China and Cuba amidst a broad, nonabrasive approach.
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Johnson
Congress
The
Times
Rey
Asia
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Johnsons deficit push and tax cuts aim to curb a downturn
President Johnson proposes deficit financing and tax cuts as tools to blunt a potential slowdown. He favors automatic income tax cuts, extended public works, and higher unemployment benefits, plus extending the 1.25 dollar minimum wage to two million more workers to bolster demand.
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Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Texas teeters on two-party fate as Shivers returns to Democrats
Inside Report analyzes Texas political realignment. Former Gov. Alan Shivers reinscribes Democratic ties while Republican and liberal labor wings wane. Establishment Democrats consolidate, complicating a two-party future for Texas and the South.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Alan Shivers
Shivers
Lyndon B. Johnson
John B. Connally
Democratic
Shiver-crats
Blicans
Lberal
Lae
Mississi
Texa
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Kilgore
Connally
Johnson
Tower
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Kilgore
Waggoner Carr
South
Dear Abby Second Wife Objects To Seeing Ex Husband
A reader asks how to handle her husband Paul who supports his ex wife and son from a previous marriage. Abby suggests attending with him, offering compassion, and considers adoption as an option to focus on their own family.
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Abby
Paul
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