Labor Secretary Warns Of Idle Youth In Costly Outlaw Pack
Secretary Wirtz cites an outlaw pack of idle youths counted at conservatively 350000 boys with unknown girl figures and 750000 more jobless youths ages 14 to 24. He argues raising the compulsory school age to 18 would curb unemployment and boost national manpower.
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Department of Labor
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Blair House Renovation Highlights National Historic Role
The Presidents Guest House Blair House gained fame when the Truman family lived there during White House renovation and a thwarted assassination attempt occurred on its steps. Now under renovation to welcome heads of state, Cabinet wives curate photo albums, books, stamps, and a rotating art exhibit to showcase American life to visiting dignitaries.
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Blair House
Truman
White House
Senator Russell proposes relocation to balance Negro populations
The 1949 plan aims to move African Americans to achieve state population parity with a national average of 10.5 percent. He cites regional disparities from 42 percent in Mississippi to 0.2 percent in Montana and argues federal grants could fund a 1.5 billion program.
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South
Mississippi
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Montana
Mike Mansfield
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphry
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Cleveland
St. Louis
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Kennedy as Johnson's running mate unlikely in current politics
The piece argues no vice presidential choice will be set until party needs are clear and Lyndon Johnson must balance fences across Catholic, regional, business, and liberal lines. It suggests Eugene McCarthy as a strong potential second, with Humphrey and Kennedy among the other options, depending on GOP picks and Senate civil rights battles.
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Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Humphrey
Shriver
Stevenson
Dodd
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Goldwater
Nixon
Rockefeller
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Rocky
Hubert Humphrey
Nesota
Senate
Hubert
White House
Texas
South Carolina
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Minnesota
Atlantic City
Dear Abby: workplace tips and relationship worries
Dear Abby offers practical, firm guidance on a cocktail lounge waitress struggling with skimpy attire and late hours, a nervous wife facing a long distance call from an old flame, handling clothing swaps with tact, and a Goethe quote closing note. Abby advises shorter hours and longer skirts, reassurance, a simple thank you when wearing others’ clothes, and a personal reply option.
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Carol
Newcomer Tess Sparks Conflict in Mental Health Scrapbook
A fragmented personal column describes Tess and a controversial element titled Death Wish For Dr Menninger. It notes that the largest state budget item goes to institutions for mental cases and hints at social costs. The piece frames clinical ideas as vaccination against insanity and social ills.
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Tess
Menninger
Death Wish in New Mothers and Postpartum Fear
Dr George W Crane explains the Death Wish pattern in Tess V a 25 year old new mother who fears madness after childbirth. He uses her case to warn that jealousy of a new baby can trigger nightmares about graves and caskets and urges public education and prophylaxis to prevent costly psychiatric care and divorces.
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Tess V
Tess
Easter program at Racine church and re-elected officers
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church in Racine. An Easter program titled The Cross and the Resurrection was presented. Officers were re-elected, a district meeting was set for March 20 in Portsmouth, and several members shared in readings.
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Francis Morris Racine
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Harry Pickins
Portsmouth
Helena Johnson
Shirley Beegle
Kokomo
Ind
Margaret Houdashelt
Columbus
Viet Nam Aid Continues As U.S. Policy Stays Steady
The Johnson administration plans to continue robust military and economic aid to South Vietnam to combat North Vietnamese guerrillas. Officials say aid will persist as long as needed, with hope that reforms and health and education programs will win mass support.
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Cyprus
Johnson
South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Western Europe
Soviet Union
Red China
Asia
White House
North Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Many Dreams Preserve Youth Against Easy Victory
The piece argues that single minded victory harms ambition and urges pursuing many hopeful dreams. It cites historical figures and contrasts youth with aging, suggesting success tempts timidity. The author advises embracing multiple goals to stay driven and resilient.
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