Last To Be Hired So High Premium On Youth
A dispatch from New York reports age prejudice in employment as older workers past 45 face higher hurdles. Labor officials cite age bias, injury risk, and pension costs as reasons employers favor younger hires. Studies show accidents and absenteeism not clearly higher for older workers, though some reveal more turnover among youths.
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W Roblen
Ing ‘Dispatch
Robert . Zimmerman
New York
Fred
Mao
Sover
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor
Tucker gets long term for Carswell Air Base robbery
Tucker was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary after a July robbery of corporal Howard Tanker at Carswell Air Force Base. The airman testified Tucker stabbed him, dumped him in a ditch, and required 82 stitches. The defendant has a long record of arrests and had led two jail revolts in Tarrant County.
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Fort Worth
Tucker
State Penitentiary
Cpl
Howard ‘Taner
Carswell Air Force Base
Bist
Sa L
Tanker
Tarrant County
Four-Year-Old Boy Dies After Five Beatings</T:
Four year old Gregory Lennon died in a Chicago hospital after sustained abuse by his foster father William Cheterbok 22 of Naperville admitted beating him five times in the last week authorities said the boy failed to rally from a deep coma and had bruises on his head shoulders legs and arms Cheterbok is jailed on aggravated assault charges with a murder warrant sought by DuPage County State's Attorney William Guild.
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Chicago
Gregory Lennon
William Cheterbok
Naperville
Revolt Seen Near In USSR Labor Camps
Berlin reports an American prisoner John H Noble says a spark could touch off revolt in Vorkuta and other Arctic slave labor camps. He cites 1953 revolts, guards and secret police ties, and claims Beria’s faction may push rebellion. notes Stalin’s son, Lavrenty, and Otom. Also mentions Icelandic Teeland’s volcanic regions with about 107 known volcanoes.
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Berlin
John. H. Noble
Vorkuta Islave Tabor
Arctic
Circle
Siberia
Vorkuta
Re ' Noble
Vassily
Stalin
Lubianta
Moscow
Kléine Zeitung
Graz
Austria
Central Asia
Svetlana
Noble
Detroit
Mich
MVD
Lavrenti Beria
George M.malenkov
Dresden
Russia
USAF orders development of vertical takeoff plane
The Air Force has ordered the development of a jet powered vertical takeoff aircraft and awarded a contract to Ryan Aeronautical Co. for the project. Aviation circles suggest a Rolls Royce Avon engine may power the craft, addressing runway limits for jet operations and aiding forward combat support and air defense.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
Ryan © Aeronautical Co
San Diego
Call
Continental
United States
Secret Is No Longer Safe In Bosom Of Family
In San Francisco on January 22 Armando Celoni 47 faced a paternity suit from his ex wife Constance. She is pregnant due in May and alleges the child is his. The judge ordered Celoni to pay $000 weekly hospital bills and attorney fees until birth.
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San Francisco
Armando Celoni
Celoni
Constance
Armando
Theresa Melkle
Retail sales hit record $170.806 billion in last year
The Commerce Department said Americans bought $170.806 billion from retail stores in the year, a new high. December preliminary sales reached $18.003 billion, the largest monthly total on record.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Lawmaker Otto Charged With Price Code Violations
ST PAUL Minn Jan 11 State Rep Alfred J Otto head of the House crime prevention committee faced charges of violating a law he introduced in 1951. Otto owner of a Mendota liquor store was accused of selling two cases alleged below the minimum prices set under Minnesota Price Control Act authored by Otto and passed by the 1951 Legislature.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Alfred J. Otto
House Crime Prevention Committee
Minnesota
Otto
Mendota
Married Convict Faces Death In Electric Chair
Eugenie Monahan of Newark, a condemned killer, married for a second time in the death house at the state prison. He walked to the electric chair Tuesday night and was pronounced dead at 9 06 p m. est. Monahan and his seven year old son Michael were said to have killed two men during a tavern holdup staged as a crime lesson.
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Smilinaly
State Prison
May
Eugenie Monahan
Newark
Monahin
Michael
Billy
White House worries for Eisenhowers children
UNITED STATES news item reports John Eisenhower and Barbara worried the White House is too glamorous for their three children. Mrs. Eisenhower says constant attention could make them difficult when they return home. The piece reflects quirky early 1960s press gossip.
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United’ Press
New York
White House
Look. Magazine
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Safety Belts Proposed For Interstate Autos
Senator Frank A. Barrett proposes a nationwide auto belt requirement linking a one year suspension or a $1000 fine for any passenger car sold without belts. The bill aims to ensure belts are installed in all cars traveling interstate.
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Washington
Jai
Frank A. Barret
R-Wyo
Aged Grocer Killed By Two Bandits Near Kansas City
An 82-year-old grocer was shot and killed east of Kansas City when he refused to open his store for robbers. Deputies said the two Black bandits fled after shooting the man, David Dillingham, who was wounded in the chest.
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Kansas
City
Kansas City
Sherit
David Dillingham
Ruark to undergo leg operation in Houston
Houston Jan 2 JP Robert C Ruark nationally circulated editor and United Features columnist will forgo leg surgery at Hermann Hospital Thursday. Ruark's old phlebitis worsened by naval service will require about 10 days hospitalization before returning to New York then heading to Hollywood and Spain. He has been married twice and fathered seven children with each wife.
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Houston
Robert C. Ruark
United Features
Hermann’ Hospital
Ruark
Scripps-Howard
New York
Hollywood
Spain
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