Where The New Jobs Are
The piece argues that government cannot reliably create jobs and that private industry must drive employment. It notes limited impact of Johnsons manpower report, discusses tax cuts, education, retraining, and the need for private sector growth through new products and markets. It highlights automation and the Area Redevelopment Program and calls for a private economy to generate jobs.
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Johnson
Congress
National Commission On
Congress Rejects 545 Million Federal Pay Hike Vote Reveals Spending Split
The House defeated a proposed 545 million Federal pay raise costing 10 000 annually for members. Vote split exposed party lines with 136 Republicans and 86 Democrats against. Abele voted no. The outcome praised as common sense and a step against rising government costs. The roll call records who supported or opposed the measure.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Congress
Abele
Wedemeyer Plan Offered to Expand SEATO Asia Front
The article revisits General Wedemeyer’s 1948 proposal to broaden SEATO to include Japan, South Korea, and Formosa to lead anti Communist efforts in Asia. It argues a united Asiatic front could immobilize North Vietnamese supply lines while avoiding direct US troop leadership in Laos and Vietnam. The piece notes changing regional dynamics in 1964 making co operation plausible and weighs neutralist objections and risks of Chinese reaction.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Albert Wedemeyer
China
United States
Southeast Asia
Cyprus
Israel
Wedemeyer
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Formosa
Laos
North Vietnam
Mekong
Red
Red China
Vietnam
Mao Tse-tung
U.N
Chiang
Saigon
de Gaulle
India
Khrushchev
Dear Abby on bigotry and family law questions
Dear Abby responds to a reader about buying eggs from a bigoted shopkeeper and urges finding kinder options. She also addresses a mother worried about a 14 year old choosing his parent and suggests legal guidance. A reader complains about unacknowledged wedding gifts and a quarrelsome couple. Abby notes two is company and invites private replies.
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Abby
Mr. Kennedy
N.H
Ad Hominem Attacks in Political Debates and a Confession
A reader discusses the ad hominem fallacy in politics citing Goldwater as falsely accused of anti Negro views while desegregating schools. The piece notes ongoing personal attacks against critics of Dr Crane and recounts a campus rumor about an academic quack, with promise of continuation tomorrow.
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Lola
Senator Goldwater
Lola D
Arizona
Dr. Crane
Doctor Crane
Daniel
Northwestern University
Charlene Wolfe and Clyde Beecher Engagement Noted
Engagement announced for Charlene Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Wolfe of 190 Rogers Parkway Chillicothe to Clyde Edward Beecher son of Mr and Mrs Edward Beecher of Columbus. Charlene graduates Centralia High School in 1961 and Clyde Beecher a 1962 Laurelville High School graduate employed by Plaskolite in Columbus. The Beecher family formerly lived in Laurelville. Violations charged Columbus Fraternal Order of Eagles Nelsonville faces Sunday liquor sale and consumption hearings before the Ohio Liquor Control Commission.
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Laurelville
Charlene Wolfe
Howard Wolfe
Rogers Parkway
Chillicothe
Clyde Edward Beecher
Edward Beecher
Columbus
Centralia High School
Beecher
Laurelville High School
Plaskolite
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Nelsonville
Retired Americans Flock to Sunny Guadalajara Life
The article profiles 61 year old Leonard Oswald and his wife from Tulsa who moved to Guadalajara Mexico on tourist visas seeking affordable living and a sun filled retirement. They rent a four bedroom stucco home in Chapalita for under 100 dollars monthly including utilities and describe low costs for food transportation and entertainment. They emphasize climate altitude and daily activities as key attractions.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Leonard Oswalds
Tulsa
Oklo
Oswald
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Chapalita
Oklahoma
A Pointless Journey Through a Detroit Tunnel
Jim Bishop recalls Fanny Schulein a German Jewish émigré who fled Hitler faced death threats and hardship in America. The piece traces her life from Nuremburg to New York to Hollywood ending with her death in a California home, and the Detroit tunnel pilgrimage framed as a futile quest.
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Detroit
Detroit River
Windsor
Canada
Fanny Schulein
Fanny
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
America
Nuremburg Bank
New York
Daily Mirror
Mirror
Immigration Service
U. S
S. S
Baumann
Bellevue Hospital
Hollywood
Gayle
California
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Ben Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Legal Aid Society
Grandpa
Wondering
Beverly Hills
Calif
Goldwater
George W. Crane
Fort Lauderdale
University of Miami
Miami Herald
By Robert Peterson
Jim Bishop
Athens Messenger
Possessions
Sanitsy
Athen
Ohio
Bia
Ail Mail Tg Co
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