New Approach Urged For Training Skilled Trades
An opinion piece argues for a redesigned vocational education system to boost skilled trades manpower by 1975. It notes college bias in schools, calls vocational schools misused as dumping grounds, and warns of widespread blue collar gaps as tech advances raise demand for plumbers electricians mechanics carpenters bricklayers and repairmen.
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American Vocational Association
U. S. Labor Department
Pursuit of identity in Svetlana Alliluyeva visit
The piece portrays Svetlana Alliluyeva seeking freedom in the United States while fearing intrusion due to her name and her children in Moscow. It notes her potential to write a book and warns that public curiosity could force her departure, reflecting tensions between privacy and history.
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Stalin
United States
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Moscow
Paul Harvey decries Page One bias and TV influence
Paul Harvey criticizes Page One as unfair to the malcontent and misfit. He blames TV coverage for riots and public image damage, warns press sensationalism fosters government scrutiny, and laments focus on the exceptional distorts youth perception and trust in society.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles
Yorty
Watts
Stockholm
Sweden
Bertrand Russell
Johnson
Radio-Television News Directors Association
United States
Helen Walker, Lifelong Hospital Helper in New York
Former Fifth Avenue executive turned volunteer, Mrs. Helen Walker spends years aiding sick and poor in New York hospitals and nurseries. As Lenox Hill Hospital patient representative, she visits at least 30 patients daily and funds a Paris children's clinic she once helped start.
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James Keller
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tall
Helen Walker
Lenox Hill Hospital
Washington Merry-Go-Round Double standards in Otepka case
State Department keeps Otto Otepka on payroll after firing him for removing confidential files. Senate ethics criticized Dodd backed file removals. Otepka’s pay and duties remain undisclosed. Public inquiries to State Department offices go unanswered as hearings promised. Governor Romney and Sen Lockwood clash over tax reform portrayal in Michigan politics.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
State Department
Otto Otepka
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Otepka
Dodd
Executive Branch
Office of Security
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. Dodd
Rusk
Civil ‘Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Gerson H. Lush
Policy and Public Information Affairs Office
Otepka Was Being Paid. Mr. Lush
George W. French
French
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Sen
Michigan
George Romney
Senate
Emile Lockwood
Romney
Lockwood
Lapelless
Gov. Romney
Sen. Lockwood
Lindbergh's Flight Recall at Roosevelt Field 40 Years On
New York report recalls the Orteig prize race to Paris with pilots Byrd Chamberlain Levine Lindbergh and others. It notes Lindbergh’s unlikely candidacy, the Bellanca and Ryan planes, legal challenges, and Byrd’s crash delays. Lindbergh later became Pan Am consultant and wildlife advocate, at 65.
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New York
Long Island
Roosevelt Field
Quentin
Franklin
Raymond Orteig
Paris
Orteig Pot
Comdr
Richard FE. Byrd
USN
Bernt Balchen
Bert Acosta
George Novello
Fokker
Clarence Chamberlain
Charles Levine
Levine
Bellanca
Wall of Fame
Chamberlain
United States
Lindbergh
Fort Motor Company
United Aircraft Corporation
Pacific
Pan Am
Pentagon
le Bourget
Cotbus
Germany
New Left rebels target democracy with revenge politics
Washington news analysis argues the New Left aims to disrupt democratic processes in the name of freedom and morality. It calls their tactics a brutal confrontation politics and warns extremists gain influence when the center accepts their actions as normal youth rebellion.
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New Left
Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Vietnam
Young
To The Point People most affected Gagged urban renewal
Russell Kirk argues urban renewal harms minorities and working-class residents. In Hampton Virginia Buckroe Beach faces displacement after 1962 damage and a renewal plan criticized for lacking plebiscite and adequate compensation. Readers from Buckroe and across states share similar complaints about appraisals, inflation, and forced moves while authorities push high priced development.
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Russell Kirk
California
Texas
Hampton
Buckroe Beach
Harry Lyons
HRIHA
Urban Renewal Authority
Buckroe
Beach
Virginia Beach
Myrtle Beach
Five Balks Bob Shaw Sets Unusual Baseball Record
On May 4 1963 the Milwaukee Braves pitcher Bob Shaw was charged with five balks in a single game. The feat stands as a dubious record highlighting a quirky baseball moment amid season chatter.
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Bob Shaw
Shaw
Milwaukee Braves
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and Rates Notice
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates payable in advance are One month 2.60 six months 15.50 one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with republication rights noted.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
Post
Mame
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