They Learn to Work Retarded Adults Study Living Skills
A San Francisco pilot program trains 30 retarded young adults in independent living skills over two years. Led by Dr. Elias Katz, the project aims to boost self care and some self support through simple jobs, housing at home, and gradual adult role adjustment.
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Goodwill Industries
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House Plans Busy Week Amid Civil Rights Debates
In Washington the House readies key bills including a $6 billion Treasury and Post Office appropriation, a $6 billion Agriculture request, and a $1.6 billion military construction program while a Republican civil rights caucus plans Tuesday talks. The Senate is limited to minor measures as both chambers discuss executive reorganization and civil rights actions.
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Pope John XXIII Preferred Mercy Over Severity
Pope John XXIII chose mercy over severity as he sought to heal world ills and push for unity. The pope’s brief tenure included dramatic moves like calling an Ecumenical Council and issuing Pacem in Terris to urge peace and a cradle to grave social program. His outreach to Protestants and non Catholics aimed at broader understanding and peaceful coexistence.
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French tipping culture faces calls for reform
A French Consumers' Federation survey shows tipping permeates many services from waiters to postmen, with about 1 billion dollars in tips annually. Only 10 percent favor abolition, citing tips as essential to wages, while concerns include humiliation and potential service declines.
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Bus Plunges in Italy Killing Two on Pilgrimage Return
A bus carrying about 70 people home from a religious pilgrimage fell 20 feet from a bridge in Venafro Italy Sunday night. Police report two dead and 40 injured in the accident on the bridge over the road.
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Office Builders Turn to Other Cities but N Y Boom Still on
New York remains in the middle of a nationwide office building surge as builders spread to Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Dallas Houston New Orleans Atlanta and other cities. The article notes rising vacancy rates slower rent growth and ongoing construction from coast to coast with several cities launching or expanding tall office projects and older loft spaces being converted.
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Sam Dawson
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Pajama Tops Ends Season on Corney Broadway Cheer
The review notes Pajama Tops closes the Broadway season with light, unsubtle bedroom farce at the Winter Garden. June Wilkinson stars as the eye catching figure in a simple plot of a mistaken couple mixup, delivering unpretentious fun despite its saucy mood.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Winter Garden Theater
June Wilkinson
England
Rome
Big Tuna Cannery to Stop Operating
The Westgate California tuna cannery will shut down Tuesday causing about 800 layoffs. The closure follows a food poisoning scare that cut tuna demand after botulism deaths linked to a San Francisco plant.
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South Dakota Artillery Arrives for Camp Ripley Training
The 147th Artillery Group from South Dakota began two weeks of training at Camp Ripley Minnesota. Col. Henry A. Smith Jr. ordered six convoy sections to ease Sunday traffic. About 900 troops from Mitchell Redfield Salem Miller Webster Britton Abergden Sisseton Watertown Sioux Falls Canton Madison Flan dreau joined in. Governor Day review moved to June 11 to observe field conditions. This is the unit’s first Camp Ripley use since 1957, after summer training at the Black Hills and Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
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Refrigerator Kills Nebraska Man in Nevada Crash
Lou Labourie, 55, of Gardnerville Nevada, was killed when a refrigerator he rode in on the back of a pickup fell from the vehicle on U S 395 during a steep grade. The highway patrol reported Labourie was in the truck bed at the time of the incident.
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