American Youth Problem in Focus Fewer Jobs and More Delinquency
Washington reports a growing youth employment crisis linked to rising delinquency. President Johnson proposes a 962.5 million poverty plan including a 100000 job corps, but experts warn this may not curb the trend. The piece cites teen unemployment, urban migration, and divergent views on delinquency causes and solutions.
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UPD
Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Congress
Alty
Robert F. Kennedy
Raul Tunney
Marion K. Sanders
Harper's Magazine
Richard Perlman
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Indonesia Renames MacArthur War Base
Indonesia’s government renames Hollandia to Kotabaru and Kotabaru to Sukarnopura, reflecting the 1963 transfer of West New Guinea from the Dutch. ANTARA reports President Sukarno approved the change, marking a new capital name, Sukarnopura, or Gate of Sukarno.
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Indonesia
Hollandia
Douglas MacArthur
West New Guinea
West Irian
Kotabaru
New Town
Antara
Sukarno
Sukarnopura
Washington Monument to Undergo 555-Foot Facelift
The Washington Monument will receive its first major restoration in three decades. Beginning around May 1, workers will scrub the 555-foot shaft and repair cracks in the stonework, with the National Capital Region Park Service estimating a six month duration.
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Washington
Washington Monument
National Capital Regional Park Service
Peace Corps Bill Increases Volunteers by 3500
President Johnson signed a law authorizing a 115 million dollar appropriation to fund the Peace Corps at 14 000 volunteers through summer 1965. The measure adds 3 500 members to the field beyond the next summer’s expected total.
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Washington
Johnson
Peace Corps
Libya to Liquidate U S and British Bases
The Libyan Chamber of Deputies unanimously authorized the government to start negotiations to liquidate U S and British military bases in Libya. If talks fail, lawmakers will pursue legislation canceling the base agreements.
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Tripoli
Libya
Libyan Chamber of Deputies
U.S
Adventist youth return 314 million pennies to Atlanta bank
Nearly 314 million pennies were returned to circulation by about 3,000 Adventist youth from Georgia and East Tennessee. The two million penny drive raised funds for a music building at the Georgia Cumberland Academy in Calhoun, Georgia, ending at the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank.
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Atlanta, Ga
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Georgia
East Tennessee
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
New Georgia Cumberland Academy
Calhoun
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