Employment Security System Automates
The Federal State employment security system is automating to deliver faster help to workers seeking jobs and better service to employers. Secretary of Labor Wirtz announced a $3,282,783 contract with Auerbach Corporation to design model data systems for Florida, Utah, Michigan, and Metropolitan New York City, enabling a common state data base and broader job market information.
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Labor Department
Auerbac Corporation of
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Florida
Utah
Michigan
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
The
Auerbach Corporation
Washington, D.C
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Netherlands
Mexico expands highway system across the nation
Mexico, boasting more paved road mileage than any other Latin American country, advances a six year program costing over 240 million dollars. Major projects include a direct Querétaro to Mexico City route and a 2,500 mile border-to-border highway from Tijuana to Talisman linking key regions, with completion aimed for 1970. Work concentrates in Guerrero Oaxaca Michoacán and coastal routes through rugged terrain.
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Mexico City
UPS
Mexico
Pacific Coast
National Highway Commission
International Highway Federation
Washington, D.C
Merida
Yucatan
Chetumal
Quintana Roo
la Paz
Co City
Queretaro
Mexico - U.S
Tijuana
U.S
Talisman
Chiapas
Guerrero
Oaxaca
Michoacan
Retired Meat Cutter in Williamstown Showcases Naive Paintings
In Williamstown the Williams College Museum of Art hosts July 19 31 an exhibit of 20 primitive watercolors by Herman A Haskins a 80 year old retired North Adams meat cutter. He began painting two years ago using a child’s set, creating detailed story scenes from his life. He produced 50 paintings mostly in winter while gardening in summer. A North Adams Transcript feature sparked museum interest and Prof S Lane Faison Jr arranged the display after seeing his work.
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Herman A. Haskins
S. Lane Faison Jr
Williams College Museum of Art
Haskins
North Adams
Mass
Williamstown
Willaams College Museum of Art
North Adams Transcript
Mary William
Faison
Haskin
Mildred Dunnock
Space Research Spurs Solid State Gas Range Advances
New York UPI reports gas ranges now use solid state controls inspired by space research. 1967 models feature wear free components, longer life, fewer service calls, and innovations like improved ignition, timed top burners, and self cleaning ovens.
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New York
UPI
United States
Home Construction Near Schedule Amid Growth Projections
Portland report from Western World Products Assn forecasts 1967 private non farm starts at 1.3 million, with 600k first half and 700k second half. May starts exceed 1966, depreciation relief for multi family rental units, strong savings inflows, and rising young married households expected to lift apartment building and overall housing demand through 1970.
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Portland
Ore
Charles E. Young
Western World Products Assn
San Francisco
Young
Poultry Farmer Settles Jet Boom Damage Suit
Petersburg Michigan chicken farmer Albert E Beyar won a settlement from the U S Air Force over a 1965 sonic boom that disrupted his flock. He originally sought 10202 dollars for about 125000 eggs not laid, settling for 3250 dollars, about 026 of a cent per egg.
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Petersburg
Mich
Albert E. Beyar
U.S. Air Force
Beyar
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