Editorial on jobs and automation in a changing economy
A Times editorial surveys rising unemployment worries despite growth, weighing tax cuts, automation, and labor demands as the nation debates job creation. It notes Kennedy’s tax cut pitch, Meany’s automation fears, Rockefeller’s cautious stance, and unions seeking shorter weeks while management pushes productivity. The piece highlights civil rights, education links, aging workers, and the evolving service sector as the labor scene sharpens amid a looming tax battle.
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Kennedy
Afl-Clo
Labor Organization
George Meany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Foreign Aid Fiasco Hits Steel Industry and Jobs
Report traces U.S. loans and grants that aided foreign steel plants since World War I, boosting foreign production while limiting American mills. It notes Japan’s 1955–1960 aid fed its steel growth, while U.S. and France received aid that shifted competitive balance and reduced American share of world output.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Industr
Sen
U.S
Aboud
Uncle Sam
Japan
Great Japanese Steel Works
Yawata Iron and Steel Co
Furndees
Charles de Gaulle
Sam
France
Union Sur du Nord Steel Works
Asinut
Sis Beats Mom For Post Office Job
Mary Lou McCann, 21, won the postmistress job in Poplar Ridge New York after beating her mother Florence McCann in the civil service exam. The mother had served as acting postmistress for two years. The nomination, confirmed by the Senate last week, follows the family’s shared exam results.
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Poplar Ridge
N.Y
Mary Lou McCann
Finger Lakes
Kennedy
Senate
Florence McCann
Mary Lou
Try and Stop Me Jokers Duck In Bath In Chicago Hotel
A Practical Jokers duo at a large Chicago convention shared a hotel room. One snuck in early and placed two live ducks in the bathtub, while the other watched shocked as the ducks paddled. They pondered how the ducks entered and why the water turned on.
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Chicago
Snapshot Quiz and Facts From A Tuesday Issue
A collage of trivia questions asks if Wake Island is a single island, defines a dossa-dos and virginal, locates Lipari Islands, and notes Fredric March won Best Actor Oscars for The Caine Mutiny and The Bachelor Party. The page adds Today in history Panama Canal treaty, a weather spot on winds, and an Arctic climate note.
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Wake Island
Lipari Islands
Fredric Maren
Weather, hikers, and a summit hotel on observatory ridge
Weather is so violent that men are sent down for 10 days of rent after every 20 days on duty. Frost feathers exceed a foot in October. A hotel near the observatory summit serves summer hikers, while a list of names hints at concerts, dance steps, and film titles in a fragmented transcription.
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Lottom
Catimn
Spending and Saving Rise Amid Confidence in Economy
New York AP reports consumer spending reached a record $20.9 billion last month, with auto and durable goods showing strong gains. Installment credit rose as consumers borrow against expectations of future income, while savings also increased across banks, insurers, and funds, signaling persistent confidence in economic growth.
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New York
Furore Inccomes
Yoral
Consumer Credit
Ouiny
Wollbein
Cinsurance
Comparuie
Parents Night At REL Hosts Third Event For Students
REL will host the third annual Parents Night allowing parents to follow a shortened school day for their children. Principal Heneory Armstrong says turnout last year exceeded expectations and hopes for more. From 6:20 to 7:30 pm refreshments in the cafeteria, an assembly planned, and a shortened class schedule from TH p.m. to 9:22 p.m. Parking access will be available.
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Robert E. Lee Hitch
REL
Heneory Armstrong
Kotzebue Votes To Go Dry In Prohibition Result
Kotzebue Alaska voters approved prohibition in a local option election by a 199 to 183 margin. The Arctic Circle village of about 1290 residents cast ballots in a close community decision reflecting lingering temperance divides.
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Kotzebue
Alaska
Arcic Circle
Exile raids and US response amid Cuban anti Castro efforts
Fulton Lewis reports on exiles led by Commandos in Miami who attack Cuban targets and Soviet vessels, provoking FBI CIA and Coast Guard surveillance. He notes U S authorities arresting and breaking up exile operations while exiles claim political harassment and vow further action.
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Hy Fulton Lewis JR
Miami
Cuba
Ste
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Oreat
Justice Department
John Kennedy
South
Florida
Tony Cuesta
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Cuesta
Baku
David
Goliath
Life Magazine
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Amack
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CIA
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Phim
Fidel Castro
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U.S. Pahey
Cinidtte Kennette
Bay of Pigs
Pers Cuhin
Te Hiefig
U.S
Sen. Menneth Keating
Dee Setueie
Uxkinge
Returees
Conatrin Kotly
Cube
Cleopatra Could Profit, Fox Producers Say
Hollywood reports buoyant outlook for Cleopatra with cost around 40 million and break-even near 360 million including ads. Fox notes current 8 percent ahead of a recent moneymaker while Egypt’s epic eyes opening in 125 theaters by March and wide international play through 1964, with strong foreign returns and expanding release plans.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Api—Doutle
Cleo
Biz
Bowze
Lepid Thelon
Chapatre
Monty Watchers
2Th Century-Fox
Tacke
United States
Canada
Europe
Itl
Fox
Cleopatra
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Mijor City
Free World
U.S
New York
Lon ‘Angeles
the Dominion
London
South Pacific
Stockholm
Leningrad
Landmark Bridge Match Amid France US Duel in 2001
The Buenos Aires clash between France and the United States features Trezel opening four clubs, Kay doubling, and a sequence ending with South in four hearts. Five clubs and six hearts are explored, with multiple doubles and misfires. The hand culminates in a down one or worse, highlighting sharp bidding and risky defense in a world-class event.
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France
United States
Trezel
North
Kay
South
Sfisdor
West
la Dentu
Silodor
le Dent
King
East United
West Bern
Bacherich
Chestern Thei
Dobie
Batherich
Bacherch-Ghestem Tramawork
Ghestem
East Schenken
Leventritty
Declarer
Heart
East
Wes Syndicate, Inc
Advertising Department Personnel Notes
Advertising department names Joan Wadley and Paul Putman with roles including retail manager and national manager. Corrie Laughtin implied in list, indicating staffing changes or introductions within the department.
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Joan Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie
Laughtin
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