Canada tackles unemployment with new Liberal program
The Pearson government outlines a broad plan to fight unemployment in Canada. A Canada Development Corp will shield national firms from foreign ownership and fund major ventures with pension and insurance funds. A Department of Industry will retrain workers, aid distressed regions, finance local projects, and back an Economic Council of Canada to boost employment and growth.
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Canada
Lester Pearson
United States
Canada Development Corp
Department of Industry
Economic Council of Canada
TV Fallout Debate Suppresses Nuclear Fear Says Expert
Dr Lauriston S Taylor head of the National Committee on Radiation Protection and Measurements argues TV exposure screens higher radiation than milk for some children and that fallout accounts for a small portion of total exposure. He supports continued testing with safeguards and questions alarming myths about nuclear survival and sterility.
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National Committee On Radiation Protection and Measurements
Lauriston S. Taylor
Taylor
U.S. News & World Report
Education reform urged to curb welfare costs
U S Commissioner of Education Francis Keppel testified before a House subcommittee that 23 million Americans over 18 completed only eight years of schooling and 8 million had less than five years. He linked illiteracy to welfare, unemployment, and the failure of retraining programs, urging adult education and universal literacy as essential. He warned a law may be needed to ensure reading and writing skills nationwide.
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Francis Kepple
U. S
House
Panama Cattle Boom Spurs Regional US Bank Drive
Chase Manhattan Bank, led by J Edward Healy Jr and Panama head Enrique Real, expands cattle credit and technical aid to Panama’s ranchers. The program doubles herd sizes, halves time to market, creates export surplus, and prompts regional interest from Dominican Republic and Venezuela authorities and Trinidad.
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United States
Castro
Cuba
Laos
Portugal
Portuguese Angola
U.S
Department of Foreign Affairs
Caribbean
Che” Guevara
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Betancourt
Venezuela
Eric Williams
Trinidad
Panama
Inter-American Alliance For Progress
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chase Bank
J. Edward Healy, Jr
Williams College
Massachusetts
Healy
Chase
Canal Zone
Texas
Lousiana
Enrique Real
Chitre
Chase Manhattan
Senor Real
New York
J. Edward Healy
Dear Abby Fashion Dilemma Sparks Outcry Over Jackie Style
A reader asks why fashion today mimics Jackie Kennedy with short boxy jackets and seeks more variety for an upcoming wedding. Abby suggests ordering or sewing alternatives and notes that burlap would still resemble Jackie. Reader columns include a teen treasurer’s missing funds and a couple's marriage timing under draft timing.
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Abby
Jackie Kennedy
VOGUE
How to Raise Your Childs School Marks Booklet Offer
Dr Cranes appeal urges parents to fix home speech to boost reading and grammar, touting an 80 error guide and a 20 cent booklet. It links proper English in toddlers to college success, warns poor readers fail, and asks readers to mail with stamped envelope. Premier designate Rome Antonio Segni names Ald Moore as Italy next premier.
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Donnie
Donnie D
Rome
Antonio Segni
Ald Moore
Christian Democrat Party
Italy
Life Begins At 40 The Stamp Collecting Return
Eminent philatelist Harry L. Lindquist says 23 percent of children go through stamp collecting, with interest often returning in 40s or 50s. He notes first British stamp 1840 and U S 1847, valuing errors and first day covers, and doubts replicating stamps boost value. He cites stamp collecting as a wholesome hobby developing organization and concentration, and offers a retirement hobby booklet via The Messenger.
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Harry L. Lindquist
Great Britain
U. S
U.S
Hammar Sskold
Eisenhower
Old Glory The Curious Knowledge Of The American Flag
The piece muses on common misconceptions about the U S flag noting how people often misidentify the colors of stripes and stars and even the number of stars while stressing that feeling its symbolic significance matters more than perfect factual drawing. It details counts of stars and rows to total 50 states and ends by valuing emotional patriotism over precise geometry.
Guests visit Mr and Mrs Harold Brewer and others
Long Bottom guests including Mr and Mrs Dave Yates and Anna Swan visited Mr and Mrs Harold Brewer. Attendees included Robert Yates of Cambridge Orville Rhodes Rev Freeland Norris Rev Cleland Racine Mildred Hawley Grace Hawley Nona Ritchie Harry Swan Portland Virgie Roush Chester Joe Bissell Wayne Prince Wallace Damewood Bert Swan Pearl Powell Vienna W Va Emma Powell and Pat Autherson Newark visited Bill Swain. M L Carr and family spent days in Columbus visiting relatives.
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Dave Yates
Anna Swan
Robert Yates
Cambridge
Orville Rhodes
Freeland Norris
Cleland
Racine
Mildred
Grace Hawley
Middleport
Nona Ritchie
Harry Swan
Portland
Virgie Roush
Chester
Joe Bissell
Wayne Prince
Wallace Damewood
Herbert Swan
Pearl Powell
Vienna
W. Va
Emma Powell
Harold Brewer
Pat Autherson
Newark
Bill Swain
M. L. Carr
Columbus
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Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
the Messenger
Hal Boyle
Thens Messenger
Ohio
Sunila
Athens
Ail
Messenger Publishing
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