Textile Job Losses Predicted in Survey
Boston based study from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston with Prof William H Miernyk of Northeastern University predicts New Englands textile sector will shed about 40000 jobs in the next decade while total production holds steady. The shift favors specialty items and retirements reduce older workers. Massachusetts and Rhode Island are expected to keep their regional textile roles.
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Boston
New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
William H. Miernyk
Northeastern University
Miernyk
Bank
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Massively Needed Research for Air Control
Scientists at the University of Michigan urged a massive long-range program to study the nation’s air traffic control systems. They warned that accidents will continue or rise unless immediate action is taken. The university also announced its Institute of Science and Technology has begun its own independent review led by Dr. Gustave Robson.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Institute of Science and Technology
Gustave Robson
Callahan Counsel Moves On Wyzanski
Boston AP report says Atty. Gen. McCormack ordered impounding all records on three parcels of land once owned by Judge Charles E. Wyzanski and taken for a central traffic artery. Smith asks data from Public Works and the controller. Wyzanski notes Worcester case and graft testimony tied to Frank Norton and a Worcester firm. Kennedy, amid Africa tour, denies concrete plans for Massachusetts Congress run and says he is focused on his brother’s cabinet appointments and African issues.
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Boston
Edward K. McCormack
U. S. District Court
Charles E. Wyzanski
Commonwealth
State Department of Public Works
State Controller's Office
McCormack
Paul T. Smith
William F. Callahan
Thomas Worcester
Smith
Wyzanki
Wyzanski
Worcester
Massachusetts
Callahan
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
John F. Ken
Thenedy
Africa
Kennedy
Suffolk County Dist. Aity
Garrett H. Byrne
Byrne
Aamount
Attorney General
Wyzanski Propery
Harvard University
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
8Th District
Frank C. Norton
Mary P. Norton
Philip W. Murphy
Internal Revenue
Kennedy Eyes Assistant D A Post in Boston
Ted Kennedy expressed interest in the Nassau District Attorney position, saying he had not talked with anyone for weeks except African chiefs of state. He flew from New York to Boston and said he hoped to practice law. Kennedy was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar last year and plans to live with his wife Joan in a Beacon Hill apartment near the State House.
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Kennedy
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Joan
Louisburg Square
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts State House
Fureolo
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Joseph D. Ward
Ward
Furcolo
Kennedy Quits U S Senate. Furcolo Eyes Appointments
Boston Gov Furcolo acknowledged receipt of President-elect Kennedy's resignation from the U S Senate. Furcolo intends to appoint Kennedy's chosen successor Benjamin A. Smith II of Gloucester, with timing dependent on legal procedures and political maneuvering. The balance of power shifts as discussions over a Massachusetts Supreme Court vacancy unfold.
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Boston
UPS
Furcolo
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Benjamin A. Smith, II
Gloucester
Harvard
Goldfine Released From Washington Mental Hospital
Federal Judge George L. Hart ordered Bernard Goldfine released from St. Elizabeth's Hospital to live in Boston with his son Solomon and receive psychiatric treatment. Psychiatrists testified his condition is irreversibly brain-damaged from arterial sclerosis, with a plan for twice weekly treatment at government and family expense. The release faces possible last minute action by the government and a potential court of appeals.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Sherman’ Adams
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
George L. Hart
Court of Appeals
Edward Bennett Williames
St. Elizabeth's
Hart
Solomon
Beeton
Scarsdale
N.Y
U.S
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Mgr
Review Board
Congress
United States
U. S. Senate Foreign Relations
Ted Kennedy
D.A
Council of Economics Advisers
Walter H. Heller
Palm Beach
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Department of Economics
University of Minnesota
Treasury Department
Associated Press
Wetts Electric Company
Sears Issual
Traak
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