Employment Picture Brightens Despite Teen Jobless Rate
The third quarter unemployment fell to 5.1 percent with 3.3 million out of work, weighed down by 15 percent teenage joblessness. Long term jobless dropped to 800,000, 6 month plus unemployment to 400,000, and unemployment benefits to 163,000. Non farm payrolls rose to 59.8 million in September with factory jobs at 17.8 million, underscoring growth outside manufacturing and hinting at potential full employment if demand and exports rise.
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Rule of the Jungle Ousts Khrushchev at Soviet Core
The piece argues Khrushchev fell from power after 11 years as Soviet spokesman amid accusations of cult of personality nepotism and poor policy. Suslov Brezhnev and Kosygin rise, charging him with harebrained schemes. A small, ruthless 160 member Politburo now controls world power, making business with communism impossible.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Johnson
Khrushchev
Stalin
Alexei Adzhubei
Izevestia
West
Red China
United States
Canada
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Vyacheslav Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Suslov
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Europe Hasn t The Only War cartoon on wets vs drys
A front page panel mocks the local option fight in Ohio with the wets and drys clashing as voters face October 22 1914. Congressman Frank B Willis Republican governor candidate was warmly received in Athens during his campaign. A New York social worker and a Cleveland woman were to speak to the local Woman s Suffrage Club on the constitutional amendment proposal.
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Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Athens
New York
Cleveland
Woman's Suffrage Club
Khrushchev Out as Kremlin Leader Faces Uncertain Future
The piece recalls Khrushchev's fall from power after pushing consumer focused plans amid grain shortages and poor harvests. It notes reforms debated in Pravda and the challenges of central planning, with observers questioning Brezhnev and Kosygin's potential to improve a system built on Soviet control.
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Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Siberia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Turkey
Moscow
Ankara
Crimean
Dnieper
Ukraine
Don
Pravda
Communist Party
Communist Party Central Committee
Yevsey Liberman
Kharkov University
Lev Leontiev
Rumania
Comecon
Red China
Cuba
Kosygin
Nixon Returns To Campaign Trail In Midwest Tour
Nixon resumes nationwide campaigning with a 36 state swing aimed at energizing Republicans. He promotes past GOP loyalties, contrasts with Goldwater, and hints at a possible 1968 bid as Romney and other leaders face party divisions.
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Nixon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater-Miller
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
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Hoover and Roosevelt differed on guiding the economy and government
The piece contrasts Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt comparing their temperaments and approaches to the Depression. It notes Hoover’s rigid individualism, limited anti depression program, and stubborn spending while Roosevelt is depicted as flexible, experimental, and capable of conveying hope, shaping the New Deal era.
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Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
Washington
William E. Leuchtenburg
White House
America
Hoover and Roosevelt in a crossroads of American governance
The passage contrasts Hoover and Roosevelt, framing Hoover as the end of an era and Roosevelt as its beginning. It highlights disputes over government role, the 1952 campaign line about two philosophies, and historians’ rankings placing Roosevelt among the five great presidents while labeling Hoover as average. It notes Hoover’s failed response to the Depression and the need to innovate beyond administration.
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Dr. Cure-All
Hoover
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Washington
Wilson
Jefferson
Quick Guide to Fast and Slow State Marriage Rules
Dear Abby explains state-by-state rules for blood tests and waiting periods for quick marriages near Iowa. Minnesota requires a five day wait with no blood test, while South Dakota imposes a blood test with no waiting period.
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Abby
Iowa
Sarah
Mason City
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Nebraska
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Wisconsin
You
Minnesota
South Dakota
Timid Man Draws Courage From Gang Welded Identity
Editor George D. Stuart of Tarentum Pennsylvania notes vandals often act in mobs. He explores why boys are more implicated, how group power boosts timid individuals, and contrasts roles of athletes students scouts and nonparticipants in mob violence.
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Tarentum
George Stuart
Dole
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