War and unemployment through U.S. history and politics
The article argues that war has repeatedly reduced unemployment, citing FDR, Truman, and Korea as examples, and claims Johnson’s 3.7 percent rate is largely due to Southeast Asian conflict. It challenges Goldstein's view that the draft and war production had little impact, noting a pattern where war boosted production and jobs.
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Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Johnson
Goldstein
FDR
Harry S Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Korea
Kennedy
Jfk
Southeast Asia
LBJ
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AEC backs weather research and warns against tinkering rainmaking
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission backs a federal weather modification program and endorses spending 35 million dollars on atmospheric rain research. Commission member James T. Ramey cautions against uncoordinated local tampering, warning of social and legal imbalance versus knowledge gains. In Thure France, Mrs Augustine Bussereau dies at age 196 after a life confined to the village.
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Washington
UPC
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
James T. Ramey
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Thure
France
UPI
Augustine Bussereau
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