Manpower Shift Sees Elderly Fill Gap In Workforce
Experts debate retraining older workers as a 1975 projection shows a million fewer workers aged 35 to 45. Dr. Seymour E. Wolfbein of Temple University argues employers must recruit and retrain older employees, extend retirement schedules, and expand service roles in education and recreation to meet growing needs.
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Seymour E. Wolfbein
School of Business Administration
Temple University
Dr. Wolfbein
Wolfbein
United States
Notable Figures in Brief Public Life and Pageantry
Betty Furness described swinging London as a great city while on honeymoon with Leslie Midgley. Pamela Valari Pall will represent the United States in Miss World in London in November after being named Miss World-USA. Ringo Starr and Maureen welcomed a second son, Jason. Kenneth Cline, 13, won the All-American Soap Box Derby with a $7,500 scholarship to study mechanical engineering at the University of Nebraska.
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Associated Press London
Betty Furness
Johnson
London
Leslie Midgley
New York
Baltimore, Md
Pamela Valari Pall
California
United States
Miss Pall
Ringo ‘Starr
Maureen
Jason
Akron
Ohio
Kenneth Cline
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Kenneth
Derby Downs
Neault Couple Honored On 40th Wedding Anniversary
Kennebunk report notes the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Neault of Biddeford. Attending were children Rachel Neault, Lucille Ramsey in Milwaukee, and Arthur Neault in New Britain, joined by relatives from Biddeford Manchester Lunenburg Augusta Keene and Sanford Florida. The Gulf Stream and Caribbean Current are mentioned in context.
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Eugene Neault
Pike St
Biddeford
Daugh
Ters
Son
Rachel Neault
Arthur Neault
New Britain
Kennebunk
Glen-Mor
Portland Street
Lucille Ramsey
Milwaukee
Wis
Conn
Edmond Neault
Cleaves St
Area Events In Kennebunk Are Announced
Kennebunk Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce lists summer events for Aug 21 to Aug 26. Second nomination of officers at Olive Rebekah Lodge Aug 21. Aug 23 food sale at Washington Park by Star Club. Barn Relics display Aug 23–24 at Historical Society Building. Aug 24 Surfside 8s Square Dance Club at Golf Brook Lodge. Yankee Belle Chorus rehearsal Aug 24. Aug 25 intermediate and teenage dances at Kennebunk Youth Center. Aug 26 Artists Ball at River Club and Latter Day Saints Fair at Washington Park plus public square dance at Golf Brook Lodge.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Olive Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Washington Park
Star Club
Historical Society
Kennebunkport Historical Society
Surfside 8'S Square
Golf Brook Lodge
Sinnott Road
Arundel
Cal Main
Yankee Belle Chorus
Christ Church
Goff Brook Lodge
Sinnott Road Arundel
Cal
River Club
Kennebunkport
First Congregational Church
North Street
Surfside 8
Joe Portelance
Three Hurt In Wells Two Car Crash On Route 9
On rain slick Route 9 Wells two cars collided as the Ellis vehicle skidded into the Beardsworth car. Robert Ellis 20 of Portland was taken to Webber Hospital Biddeford. Florence Beardsworth 54 of Rochester NH also taken with a broken leg. Norman Beardsworth 57 suffered minor injuries. State Trooper Robert Janson investigated the Sunday crash.
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Janson
Beardsworth
North Berwick
Ellis
West Germany Says No Major Army Cuts Planned
Chancellor Kiesinger said in Bonn he informed President Johnson there will be no significant cuts to West Germanys 461000 man army. He noted any reductions would come only with allied consultation and referenced U.S. Senate pressure on European force cuts.
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Bonn
Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Johnson
West Germany
Europe
Kiesinger
United States
Defense Ministry
Washington
Brown Urges Negroes To Acquire Arms
Black Power leader H. Rap Brown, jailed on a federal gun charge, urged all Negroes to farm themselves as a path to freedom. Brown remained in the Federal Detention Center over the weekend as bail efforts failed to raise 25 000. Attorney William Kunstler said funds approached 15 000 but a bondsman could not guarantee cash bail.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
Brown
William Kunstler
Kunstler
Youth Denied Privileges at AFB Over Beard and Hair
Greg Ruttledge 17, son of a Navy pilot killed in 1952, was denied base privileges at Hamilton Air Force Base Calif for refusing to shave his beard and cut his long hair. His mother Laverne Ruttledge protested defending the right to wear a beard as an inherent freedom.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Greg Ruttledge
Young Ruttledge
Laverne Ruttledge
Mill Valley
Grey
Maine goodwill team returns from Brazil mission
A six member goodwill team from Maine completed a two week stay in Brazil as part of the Partners for the Alliance program and returned home. They engaged in cultural exchange and community outreach with local groups and organizations.
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Goodwill Team
Augusta
Maine
Brazil
Partners
Residents Of Fairbanks Are Moving Back
Flooded Fairbanks residents return to homes as rescue teams report no new deaths from the Chena River flood. Authorities say two more victims were found, bringing the toll to seven in Fairbanks, one in Nenana and two at Tok. Bill Wardzella, 54, identified among the recovered, was found in a downtown business back room. An unidentified woman death was found in Nenana. Governor Curtis joined the relief trip but stayed five days.
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Chena
Fairbanks
Nenana
Tenana
Tok
Bill Wardzella
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Neault
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Main Street
York County
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Holden
QOS. S. Finch Co., Inc
Aladdin
Pennas
Giant Store
Aso
Ocean Park Ave
Porterhouse
Allgood
Frankforts
Jane Parker
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