Spirit Of Meigs County Seeks Prison Site For Jobs Rush
Meigs County frames its bid for the new 18 million dollar state prison as a major economic lever with 300 to 350 jobs and payroll over 1 million annually. The 1500 acre site east of Pomeroy near Letart Falls is favored, near Ohio University and Athens State Hospital, with Meigs urging regional support.
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Meigs County
Ohio
Meigs
Highway Department Division 10
Big Chance
Trimble Township
Athens County
Jackson
Scioto
Lawrence
Pomeroy
Letart Falls
Portland
Columbus
Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
James A. Rhodes
Unemployed Money and the Call to Put It to Work
The piece argues that idle cash, including large denomination notes held outside circulation, harms the economy. It cites $405 billion circulating and vast sums in $100, $500, and $1 000 bills, urging release of funds to boost employment and consumer spending by distributing $200 per person to energize circulation.
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Federal Reserve System
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Reuther urges national pension funds to curb theft of skilled workers
Walter Reuther, UAW president, argues that skilled labor raids harm unions as firms hire semi skilled workers for journeyman status. He proposes a national, coordinated pension system allowing workers to carry pensions across jobs, protecting retirement when small companies close and enabling job mobility.
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Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Unemployment Drops to 2.88 Million Amid Growth Hope
Unemployment fell 383000 in September to 2875000 the lowest since October 1957 while the jobless rate slipped to 4.4 percent. Despite more workers, the rate remains high and the lesson is to pursue education and training to secure work.
Buckley’s $50 to liberal Connecticut candidate shocks GOP unity
Inside House records show William F Buckley of Stamford giving $50 on Oct 9 1964 to Donald J Irwin a Liberal Democrat who won Connecticut 4th District. The donation hints at strategic sabotage of Republican center and foreshadows Buckley’s push against moderate Republicans in New York mayoral race. Buckley knew Irwin from Yale and had funded prior Irwin campaigns.
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U. S. House of Representatives
William F. Buckley
Stamford
National Review
New York
John V. Lindsay
Buckley
Lindsay
Congress
Connecticut
Irwin
Yale
Abner Sibal
Buckley’s Challenge to Sibal and Lindsay Shapes Connecticut Race
Analysis notes Buckley aligned supporters against Sibal in Connecticut as an attack on a liberal Republican. It cites Sibal’s 47 percent ADA rating, Buckley’s aim to drain votes from Lindsay, and Nixon calling Buckleyites a threat to the GOP. The piece contrasts Sibal and Lindsay with Buckley’s ideological purity stance.
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Sibal
Connecticut
Wild Jackass
Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Irwin
Buckley
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
San Francisco
Sible
Lindsay
Richard Nixon
Ray Bliss
John Birch Society
Nixon
Buckleyites
Republican Party
Birchers
Bucklevism
New York
De Gaulle's Silence Becomes Election Weapon
Paris reports indicate Charles de Gaulle may announce a decision on a new seven year term by late October. Aiming to disrupt rival campaigns, he could delay or withdraw, with Pompidou seen as the likely backer if Gaulle steps aside.
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Harvey Hudson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
de Gaulie
States' Rights Conflict Study Defines Problem
A two year Duke University project led by ex governor Terry Sanford investigates how states can strengthen their role in U S governance. It finds states run most laws schools prisons roads and taxation but lack resources and political will hindering effectiveness. The study aims to deliver concrete recommendations for reform nationwide.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Duke
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Ford
Carnegie Foundations
Sanford
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights on Masculinity and Marriage
Readers discuss gender norms and relationship choices. Helene suggests historic masculine styles return won’t demasculinize men. A divorced mother with eight children asks whether to marry Danny, who values love over sex. Abby’s guidance favors marriage for family stability and potential love.
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Abby
Danny
Handsome
Aden Tension Face Of a British Middle East Colony
By day the streets of Aden are crowded with Arabs Indians and British housewives and occasional goats. By night armed guards patrol the city searching for terrorists who killed two score residents and wounded 250 more with pistols bazookas and grenades. Aden sits beneath the mountains of South Arabia Britain’s only colony in the Middle East.
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David Lancashire
Aden
South Arabia
Britain
Middle East
Unrest in Aden as Britain Faces Path to Independence
The article reports rising unrest in Aden amid Britain's control of the last Arabian colony. It describes clashes, police action, and political tension involving Chief Minister Abdel Qawi Mackawee and the National Liberation Front, with UAR support and UN considerations for elections and federation plans across Southern Arabia.
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Aden
Britain
Federation
Federection
UAR
Yemen
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Inside Report
Jean - Louis Tixier - Vignancour
Francois Mitterrand
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Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Dear Abby
Helene
The
East India Co
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United Nations
Arabia
AEN
Ataris
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Athens
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing CO
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