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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1969

Page

14

Jobless Rate Up Most in 2 Years

Washington AP reports September unemployment rose to 4 percent the highest in two years with a 365000 month rise. White and blue collar workers led the jump as total nonfarm employment stood at 70.8 million. officials call it a signal of slower employment growth amid inflation concerns.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau Murray L. Weidenbaum the Treasury Wiedenbaum Vietnam

Humphrey accuses Nixon of losing inflation fight

Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told AFL CIO delegates in Atlantic City that rising unemployment shows Nixon economic policy hurts workers while not easing inflation. He criticized tight money, high interest for aiding the wealthy and warned of more unemployment under White House policy.

Atlantic City N.J Hubert H. Humphrey Nixon Humphrey Democratic Party

Flimsy Cars Held Raising Crash Costs

Washington reports a study presented to a Senate subcommittee showing auto crash repair costs exceed half of the 3.8 billion dollar annual bill. Dr. William Haddon Jr. testified that reducing car delicacy could sharply cut societal costs, citing low speed crash tests and insurer based damage samples across several states.

Washington Senate William Haddon Jr Haddon National Highway Safety Bureau Insurance Institute For Highway Safety Senate Judiciary Committee Philip A. Hart D-Mich al i M.p.h Plymouth Ford Chevrolet Ambassador Arizona California Oregon Alaska

Middlebury Faculty Approves ROTC Move at College

Middlebury College faculty backed ROTC on campus with a 53 to 31 vote. They rejected faculty status for ROTC staff and the granting of academic credit for ROTC courses. The plan will take effect next fall if the Board of Trustees approves.

Middlebury, Vt Middlebury College

UCLA Student Support Sparks Faculty Boycott Over Credit

At UCLA a miniskirted communist assistant professor Angela Davis drew 1900 fans to Royce Hall for a lecture on black literature. Students urged a faculty boycott until the course earns academic credit, while Davis remains paid at 9684 dollars annually.

Los Angeles University of California Regents Angela Davis Royce Hall Miss Davis Communist Club Academic Senate

Senate approves extra funds for Kennedy Center arts complex

Washington AP reports the Senate passed and sent to President Nixon a bill authorizing an additional 12.5 million dollars in federal funds for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Debates focused on the rising cost from 45.4 million in 1964 to an updated 66.2 million.

Washington Senate Nixon John F. Kennedy Center For

Haynsworth Proposes Trust Plan To Avoid Conflict

Justice nominee Raynsworth or Haynsworth Jr offered to place his stock holdings in a trust to insulate himself from conflicts amid Senate scrutiny of his Supreme Court nomination. He said he would pick the draft form with executive and congressional consultation and may reduce holdings before trust placement. The move follows fierce opposition and a first term opening at the Supreme Court, with Burger presiding and Thurmond attending as critics voiced concern over potential conflicts and wealth. Kennedy to speak on Vietnam War in Boston on Oct 13 at a World Affairs Council luncheon, aligning with Vietnam protest day.

Washington Clement ¥. Haynsworth Jr Supreme Court Senate Haynsworth Greenville S.C Justice Department Executive Branch Congress U.S. Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit Senate Judiciary Committee Warren Earl Burger Strom Thurmond South Carolina Warren Court Thurmond Law and Order Burger Boston Edoward M. Kennedy D-Mass World Affairs Council Kennedy

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