Cities Seek More Summer Jobs For Teens To Cut Urban Unemployment
A joint survey by the National League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors says about 948000 summer jobs are needed for teens at a cost of 44 million dollars, while the administration requests 164 million. Cities warn the gap could worsen urban youth unemployment and urge federal aid for meals, recreation, and transportation programs.
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Cies
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
New Haven
Akron
Des Moines
Uncle Sam
Double-Deck Elevators Set to Revolutionize Skyscrapers
Chicago leads with a new two-car elevator in a single shaft, already on three buildings. Dallas will install Otis double-deckers in four banks at the 56 story First International Building with escalators linking street and basement levels.
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Chicago
First International
Dallas
Boston
Toronto
DBaytown Sun Publishing Details and Editorial Board
The text lists roles at the DBaytown Sun including publisher editor and department heads. It mentions executive editor Finley and managing editor Ward Orta, advertising and retail managers, and the Associated Press membership. Publication language notes price: $25 per year. The fragmentary lines suggest organizational structure and national representation.
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Thor Toy Iter
Jao Manes
Bart
Genwee
Associated Press
Rockefeller Attacks Lindsay Amid NYC Governance Scrutiny
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller charges Mayor John V. Lindsay with the worst city administration since the Tweed era. He alleges Mafia and waterfront ties, misused contracts, and limited press scrutiny as corruption flourishes without grand jury action or removal moves.
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Ernest Clneg
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
New York City
New York
Herald Tribune
World-Telegram
Journal
American
The
Mirror
Crazy Joe Gallo
N. S
Joe Gallo
Gallo
Lindsay
James Marcus
Colombo
Waterfront Commission
Dr Lawrence E Lamb Reader Questions Calories in Alcohol Fat
Reader questions touch on calories in alcohol and fat as sources. The brief discusses how beverages and foods contribute to daily energy intake and mentions factors affecting metabolic processing.
Drug payola scandal rocks the record industry
Jack Anderson reports a growing drug payola scandal in the music world. Informants describe promotion men buying marijuana and other drugs for radio personnel in exchange for airplay and success, with industry leaders calling for investigations and immediate action.
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Washington
Les Whitten
Recording Industry
Association of America Riaa
Stanley Gortikov
Gortikov
Cortikov
Capitol Records
Refugee Mother Endures War's Sorrow in Vietnam
A Vietnamese refugee, Le Thi Thien, loses husband to war and faces ruin. Her son maimed after a failed quack injection, and government aid never arrived. She ekes out a living with rough work, selling pineapples, washing, and scavenging for food as her family spirals into hardship.
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Quang Dien
Vietnam
le Thi Thien
Mrs Thien
Demilitarized Zone
iDone Duong
Vietnam refugees endure harsh evacuation outside Hue
Mrs Thien and her children fled mortars to a cement slab village north of Hue. They describe squalid shelters with rain, flies, and disease as they cope with hunger and fear. A disabled husband and infant struggle amid ongoing bombardment and uncertain tomorrow.
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North Vietnam
Dmz
Thien
Haseline
Hook
I. Sears
Hue
Shagpen
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Tammany
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God
Man Christ
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Walker
Jess
Lawrence E. Lamb
Dee
Jack Anderson
Federal Communications Commission
Dean Burch
FCC
Burch
Ade
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