Profile on unemployment notes youth idle and longer shifts constrain jobs
A labor statistics profile shows adult unemployment near prerecession levels, driven by 30 percent of the unemployed being teenagers. The report highlights long hours for men 25 to 64, with 7 percent of manufacturing in overtime and 6 percent idle, arguing youth training could stabilize unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewan Clague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
House Education and Labor Committee
Organized Labor
De Gaulle Poised at 75 Faces Retirement After Strong Era
The French leader Charles de Gaulle, set to turn 75 in January 1966, hints he will not seek a second term as he tours the country for the 19th time in five years. He credits himself with stabilizing France while centralizing power, yet his withdrawal may shift Europe and upset Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
France
General Assembly
de Gaulle
Europe
United States
State Officials Outpace Federal Pay Incomplete survey shows
An incomplete survey finds 39 states pay top officials more than federal executives covering national and world duties. Over 1000 state and local jobs pay at least 25000, governors earning more than cabinet officers. New York governor and New York City mayor top at 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
New York City
No Unemployment Here By June 30
The federal government will add 36 492 employees to the 2 484 654 in place a year ago. Payroll-cut pledges at the start of the fiscal year have been forgotten as agencies expand. Even the Department of Agriculture increased its rolls by 10 percent while farm and rural residents fell by 1 million. The total federal payroll rises by 1 billion to 15 billion dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
State Arts Council Test in Kennedy Era Sparks Debate
The column weighs Kennedy’s plan to form a national advisory arts council with 30 private citizens and 13 federal heads. It examines whether official patronage fuels or stifles creativity, citing McCarthy era patrons, American rebels, and examples from France, Dr Barnes, and Chase Manhattan as contrasts to government funding. It ends with cautious anticipation of the council’s impact on art and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Advisory Council On the Arts
Lincoln Center
New York
Advisory Council of the
National Academy of Arts and Letters
Jig” Cook
Old
Provincetown Players
Cape Cod
Eugene O'Neill
Ring Lardner
Sinclair Lewis
Melville
Emerson
Hawthorne
Thoreau
England
Franklin Pierce
France
Renier
Cezanne
Gauguin
Dr. Barnes
Merion
Henry Hart
America
Albert Barnes
John Dewey
Bertrand Russell
Washington
Barnes
Renoir
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chase Manhattan
Guggenheim
Whitney Museum
New Ad Council
Reverse Psychology Dear Abby Letters On Advice
A collection of readers questions about study discipline, sobriety, driver's license birth certificates, and parental disclosures. The exchanges reference a teen who failed college rejection, an ex drunk's recovery, and a mother delaying birth certificate details for her son born in March and married in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Dear Abby Advice Column Snoring Causes Strain in Marriage
Abigail Van Buren advises that snoring, not infidelity, has driven many couples apart. The reader asks if her husband’s sleep issues imply another partner. The response notes snoring can strongly affect marriages and suggests seeking medical or personal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Practical two year college paths for teens seeking quick careers
The article advises Hilda and other teens to choose pragmatic two year programs. It highlights leading business college diplomas with strong placement around $100 weekly, or two year dental hygiene courses, offering immediate work with doctors and potential further study later. It also suggests medical technicians or nursing as options and notes the value of evening liberal arts for long-term growth. It ends by promoting a Vocational Guidance Kit from CASE P-473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
Loyola University
Hilda B
Crane
Dental
New Orleans Dental Association
Loyola University Dental College
Joppa Notes On Visits And Local School
Mrs Jean Miller and family visited Mrs William M Comer and daughter in Parkersburg. Visits to Mr and Mrs George Reed over the weekend included Vernon Reed and family Waldo Gene Wilson Reedsville and Inez Barnhart. Bob Sanders and Jim Brannon enrolled at Rio Grande College for the summer session. Margaret Grossnickle fell and broke her arm. Rosco Wedge of Vanderhoof visited Mr and Mrs A E Wyers. Bible School at Whites Chapel starts June 24 and runs two weeks. Opel Nutter called on Clarence Proffit in Portland recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
Jean Miller
William M. Comer
Parkersburg
George Reed
Vernon Reed
Waldo
Gene Wilson
Reedsville
Inez Barnhart
Bob Sanders
Jim Brannon
Rio Grande College
Margaret Grossnickle
Rosco Wedge
Vanderhoof
A. E. Wyers
Whites Chapel
Opel Nutter
Clarence Proffit
Portland
Jumping To Conclusions On Curiosity And Life
A collection of aphorisms on curiosity health and daily life. The reader encounters quips about ambition health insomnia aging and social behavior. Notable lines compare curiosity to wealth liken advice to castor oil and mock dieting politics with a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Mankind
Marriage Dreams and Youth Attitudes in PTA Magazine
Dr Evelyn Mills Duval surveys 3499 youths from eighth to twelfth grade across industrial cities and suburbs from the Rocky Mountains to the Eastern seaboard. Most favor marriage for life, with 90 percent of girls and 80 percent of boys agreeing. Only a minority say they want their own marriages like their parents, while many reject the idea that love alone matters in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mills Duval
PTA
Rocky Mountains
Seaboard
Yves
Duval
U.S
Darwin News Notes From the Burlingham Area
Mrs. Karen Jones flew to California to join her husband Walter stationed there. LuAnn and Stevie Jewell visited grandparents Rev Earl Cowen and Mrs. Cowen, returning with their father Ronald Jewell. Local visitors included Dorthy Dandakis Athens and others from Racine Middleport Athens and Darwin. Vacation Bible School at Burlingham Church set for June 2028.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin - Burlingham
Karen Jones
California
Walter
LuAnn
Stevie Jewell
Earl Cowen
Ronald Jewell
Emmett Jones
Dorthy Dandakis
Athens
Kenneth Russell
Racine
Emerson Jones
Middleport
Pearl Sapp
Ola Smith
Darwin
Mae Sinclair
Burson
Burlingham
John O’brien
Linda Buck
Ginger Cullums
Long Lane
Rob Leifheit
Audrey Saubter
Charles Williams
Ralph Parker
Chester
G. G. Hart
Ralph Kern
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Department of Vital Statistics
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Has Boyle
Congress
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Mrs. Earl Cowen
Athens Messenger
SUN
AY Miersenger
Sam Ts
Carrie
D&s
Bet
Oni & W
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Mail Elst
Sundy
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