1964 unemployment and labor force trends in the United States
The year 1964 saw unemployment fall to about 4.9 percent by December with total employment rising and the labor force expanding by about 1.25 million. Teen unemployment remained high at 14.7 percent while those 20 and over gained 600,000 job holders. A Manpower Research Council report says automation will create more jobs in the next five years, offering new roles such as programmers and systems analysts for young entrants.
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Wes Iena
Everueet
Sery
Manpower Research Council
Rusk urges watchful waiting over aid cuts amid rising Senate demand
Secretary of State Dean Rusk tells senators that cutting aid could cause more problems and that respect is reciprocal. He favors watching developments while Egypt Indonesia Cambodia and Pakistan push back against U S aid. Senator Symington proposes cutting aid to nations allowing mob violence on American property.
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Dean Rusk
Senate
Rusk
Egypt
Indonesia
Cambodia
Pakistan
Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Sukarno
Sihanouk
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Heart Attack Prevention Advances From Coronary Prone Research
Research from Stark University School of Medicine identifies coronary prone individuals by body build blood chemistry blood pressure and heredity but finds no single factor sufficient. A new five year study will tailor diet weight loss exercise and specific drugs to individuals to reduce heart disease toll.
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Stark University School of Medicine
Chile Copper Pact Opens Way to Expansion and Tax Relief
Chilean President Eduardo Frei's government moves to resolve copper expropriation fears as Kennecott and Anaconda agree to expand Braden mine production from 180000 to 280000 tons within five years. Tax terms shift to about 44 percent, easing foreign control while funding through copper profits. Thomas Mann praised for shaping U S Latin policy amid the thaw.
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Cuba
Che Guevara
Chile
Christian Democratic
Eduardo Frei
Anaconda
Kennecott
Braden
U.S
Cerro
Ae Ieee
Hennecott
Johnson
Thomas Mann
Mexico
Goulart
Brazil
Frank Millikan
Thomas
Mann
Goldwater Loses as Burch Quits RNC Chairmanship
Dean Burch announces he will resign as Republican National Committee chairman in April after pressure from Goldwater allies and Eisenhower Nixon. The move signals Goldwater's waning control of the party, with Bliss set to replace him, and broad-based support remains elusive.
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Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Burch
National Committee
Chicago
Bers
Pony
New York
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
Republican Party
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Dear Abby In Law of Relatives Sidelight
Dear Abby answers two questions about in-law relations and family ties. She explains that technically siblings in law are not automatically related to one another, then notes how couples often adopt each other’s relatives, ending with a humorously blunt take on a Bad Back case and a legal doubt about support.
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Abby
Readers Praise Ohio University Press Constitution Notes
A reader from Avon Park Florida expresses pleasure that Ohio University Press will publish an edition of Madi son’s notes on the U S Constitution of 1787, highlighting their verbatim foundations and noting the notes were out of print since 1962-64 in Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger
Ohio University Press
Madison
Athens
Ohio
Life Begins at Forty Reduced Movie Prices for Elders
A column recounts the success of a senior discount program started by RKO theaters. The "golden age movie club" drew thousands past 60, expanding nationwide and inspiring other chains. The writer notes broad happiness among seniors and mentions education for adults and a Cincinnati high school senior day proposal.
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Robert Peterson
New York
RKO
Harry Mandel
RKO Theaters
LaSalle High School
Cincinnati
Ohio
Impressive Spending and the 1965 Economic Outlook
Analysts see federal outlays as growing in 1965 but doubt they will spark rapid growth. Bankers expect Washington’s monetary policy to drive confidence and activity more than the size of the budget, a trend already evident since 1962.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
Fishy beauty trends and quiet wisdom fromworldwide notes
In Vienna women buy cream of caviar for complexion at $12 a pot while West German women spend about 250 million annually on beauty products. Tokyo hosts more investment clubs than New York. Medical notes cite heart rate and suicide statistics. Quotable quotes include Charles Luckman and Dean Rusk.
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Vienna
United States
Frauleins
Hausfraus
Tokyo
New York City
Charles Luckman
America
Catholic Digest
Buddha
Dean Rusk
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Dear Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
Avon Park
Fia
Gerard
England
London
Edwin Mann
Cambridge University
Cambridge
King’s College
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Hal Boyle
Dolly
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