Summer work for Youths gets scarcer editorial
Editorial notes summer employment prospects for ambitious youths are bleak due to rising labor costs and federal minimum wage rules. The National Alliance of Businessmen pushes full-time job pledges with training, while summer, part-time positions shrink. Many employers prefer to underwrite training for permanent hires, and two to three week shutdowns deter teen hiring. Some students start small ventures like car washes or lawn care.
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National Alliance of Businessmen
Alliance
Paul Harvey on determining death before transplants
Paul Harvey argues there is no universal standard for defining death as organ transplants rise. He cites cases from a hospital in Northampton to Vietnam and Scotland showing misdiagnosed deaths and delayed revival efforts, urging a clear medical criterion to avoid further tragedies and preserve medicine's integrity.
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Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Mass
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Auckland
New Zealand
James Keemer
Powellsville
N.C
Charlotte Mayer
University of Missouri
Jacky Bayne
Vietnam
Lorene Hawks
Dallas
Ralph Neves
Glasgow
Scotland
Catherine Leask
Royal Infirmary
Three Minutes A Day: Bereavement Study Highlights Grief
A British Medical Journal report details a Welsh town survey of 903 bereaved relatives and a control group. Within a year of loss, 4.76 percent of the bereaved died versus 0.68 percent of the non-bereaved, noting grief can both harm and gradually aid acceptance. The piece urges offering comfort and meaningful outlets for love.
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British Medical Journal
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and AP Note
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists its publishers and editors at Adams Street Biddeford Maine with contact numbers and notes subscription rates payable in advance. It also declares AP membership and exclusive rights to local news and dispatches entered as second class mail.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
AP News
Wiretap probe sparks Kennedy charge and FBI risks
Washington column by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson links Senator Robert Kennedy to a fight over FBI wiretaps on Dr. Martin Luther King. The piece notes Johnson and Katzenbach halted eavesdropping in 1965 and recalls King’s device history, while lawmakers push for an official inquiry and reveal an FBI manual detailing covert microphone installation and concealment methods.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
California
FBI
Martin Luther King
Bobby
Oregon
Justice Department
Pearson
Anderson
Sen. Kennedy
Fred Black
Kennedy
King
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Dr. King
Joseph Resnick
D-N.y
House of Representatives
Neal Smith
Iowa
Charles Joelson
N.J
Joseph Vigorito
Claude Pepper
Resnick
Bobby Kennedy
Washington D C crime ring cracked
A satirical column reports on a police raid in Washington Chinatown arresting 10 elderly Chinese mahjong players amid outrage over law enforcement priorities. It mocks crime worries while contrasting real dangers like armed robberies with the mahjong activity.
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Washington
Kennedy From Negatives to Loss in Oregon 1968 Primary
Washington explores how Kennedy faced negative image in Oregon where he failed to win, while McCarthy surged with wins in Wisconsin and Oregon. Nixon dominated the GOP, Reagan and Rockefeller underperformed, and Democrats weigh Humphrey future prospects and California contests.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
United States
Kennedy
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Oregn
New Hampshire
California
South Dakota
Humphrey
Ronnie
Bobby Kennedy
Ené McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Nelson Rockefeller
Voyage With the Gorgeous Blonde on Ocean Liners
An editor muses on ocean travel brochures and the lure of the "beautiful people" aboard big liners. He recalls encounters with Rotarians, an English nobleman, a German actress, and a mix of glittering passengers and ordinary travelers. The piece blends satire with affectionate glimpses of travelers chasing dream figures across classes.
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Abilene
Fastern Star
Winnie
Gina
Ingrid
Princess Grace
Sir Alec
Jackie
Hollywood
Marm
Mobile
Spanish Main
LaGuaira
Newfoundland
New York
Dallas
Kennedy Airport
London
Iside
Charlie
Myelf
Reagan on past performance fuels California campaigns
In California's current year Republicans assess Ronald Reagan by his history rather than promises. TV clips shape public perception as a political candidate gains traction with stage presence while lacking a formal platform. Dick Nixon is not aiming for an Oscar and is not a stage actor.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Cal
Dick Nixon
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