World Almanac to Open for Unemployed Workers
The Labor Department will open special offices in Dallas and Fort Worth to aid unemployed aerospace engineers scientists and technicians to find suitable jobs under a $42 million program authorized April by President Nixon. The Dallas Fort Worth offices will be among 16 to be opened in 11 states with large aerospace layoffs. Sequoyah the Cherokee scholar created a written language using 85 characters to phonetically render Cherokee.
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Jump In Home Building Brightens Economy Outlook
NEW YORK AP The latest statistics on consumer prices and housing starts raised hopes for an upturn in the economy. Nixon hailed an 11.3 percent jump in housing starts as proof of growing consumer confidence and said the administration expects continued gains in April June.
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