Kilmer Job Center Edison First U.S. Job Corps Graduates
The Kilmer Job Center in Edison New Jersey leads the nation in Office of Economic Opportunity anti poverty efforts. It will graduate in mid October with many trainees placed in work. Some graduates stay for pastry cook training while others enter engineering firms or return to school. The center runs an eight month program with management by Federal Electric Corp ITT and a total contract worth 11.5 million dollars.
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Kilmer
Edison
N. J
Office of Economic Opportunity
R. S. Bell
Packard Bell Electronics of
California
Federal Electric Corp
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Dirksen Shapes Senate Tactics in Key Power Plays
With Johnson out, Everett Dirksen shifts to top parliamentarian role guiding Republican and Southern allies. He helped move an Administration bill to floor and now leads a push to filibuster repeal of state right to work laws, signaling strategic realignments as Congress tires of long sessions.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Everett M Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Congress
Humphrey
Johnson Seeks End to Panama Canal Sovereignty Pact
President Johnson said the 1903 Panama Canal treaty giving the United States perpetual sovereignty over the Canal Zone would be scrapped. Reaction split along party lines with lawmakers praising and denouncing the move. He framed the action as aiding friendship with Panama and paving the way for a future sea level canal agreement.
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Johnson
United States
Canal Zone
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Leonor B. Sullivan
Missouri
Panama
Republic of Panama
Campaign twists in New York mayor race amid newspaper strike
With major papers silent, John V Lindsay faces a curious campaign dynamic as William Buckley Jr. challenges both Beame and Lindsay. Buckley’s pointed questions expose negativism while Beame and Lindsay hedge on policy, leaving voters to trust candidates unseen by print.
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New York Metropolitan
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Abraham Beame
William Buckley, Jr
New York Mets
Buckley
Lindsay
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
Yale
Beame
John Lindsay
New York
Linday
Queens County
Reagan cautiously enters California governor race
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK INSIDE REPORT: At the Republican State Convention in San Francisco Ronald Reagan debuted as an announced candidate for governor. He avoided press conferences and avoided the hostile press, using a closed-mouth strategy learned from Goldwater to prevent commitment on state issues.
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San Francisco
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
San Jose
California
Regan
Barry Goldwater
Reagan soft sells moderates in bid to broaden California base
California Republicans debate Reagan's strategy as he quietly reaches out to moderate legislators and even liberal Kuchel allies. Spencer Roberts widens talks with figures like Jack Warner and Mrs. Thurmond Clark while Reagan distances from the Birch Society. Observers warn the approach may echo Goldwater's fate.
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Reagan
Thomas Kuchel
Spencer Roberts
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Jack Warner
Rockefeller
Thurmond Clark
California
John Birch Society
General Electric Co
The
Birch Society
Kuchel
Robert Monagan
Assembly
Goldwater
Spencer-Roberts
Soviet Court Illustrates State Dominance in Justice
Canadian observer details a Moscow trial of taxi driver Yuri Nabotov, found guilty of criminal negligence after a U turn into a motorcyclist. The proceedings highlight the prosecutor's control and the public role in verdicts, with a one year reform sentence and 10 percent wage forfeiture.
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John Best
Moscow
Yuri Nabotov
A. V. Panarin
Naliotov
Nabotov
People’s Court
Vladmir Karpenko
Karpenko
People's Asses
William Osler Proposed 60 as Retirement Age
HAL BOYLE recalls Sir William Osler who in 1905 urged men to quit work at 60. The idea sparked a worldwide controversy amid jokes about a final year of contemplation and euthanasia, later debated in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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William Osler
Journal of the
American Medical Association
William
Johns Hopkins University
Oxford
Anthony Trollope
Dear Abby and Readers Praise for Support During Mental Health Recovery
A reader recounts meeting Dear Abby at Hartford's Institute of Living and credits several people with encouragement that helped him recover. He notes medical discharge, plans to study in New York, and urges public sympathy for the mentally ill. A second reader seeks legal and marital advice after shifting assets to his wife and facing an unresolved financial dispute.
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Abby
Institute of Living
Hartford
Cuba Cars Won’t Run Lack Parts And Odds On Fortune
An auto parts dealer could make a fortune overnight as ninety percent of Cuban cars are in disrepair. Many date from the 1930s and 1940s with 1950s models common. imports from East and West Europe and the United States are scarce and costly on the black market. Diplomatic and some officials import new cars, creating a contrast with the worn rolling heaps on Cuban roads.
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Isaac M, Flores
Cuba
Detroit
West
Germany
England
Czechoslovakia
Poland
France
Spain
Canada
London
Nassau
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Washington, D. C
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Robert Novak
Inside Report
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Spencer, Roberts & Associates
Los Angeles
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Sors
Gulperin
Communist Party
Panarin
Hal Boyle
Dear Abby
He Is
Carver Deily
D&s
Surdey Eorth
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