Color TV reaches ten million U.S. homes
Ten million U.S. homes now receive color programs with seven million more expected to join in 1987. RCA executive vice president D L Mills notes the cost has fallen sharply and a 14 inch portable color set under $330 will go to market this spring.
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Williams says 126 579 civilian workers added since freeze
Sen John J Williams asserts the 1966 government pay freeze did not stop hiring, citing 90 902 added since the order and 35 677 more in July September. He notes the admin planned payroll rollback to July 1 1966 levels and contrasts it with 126 579 total additions. The Civil Service Commission urges a 1 percent summer rise for youth programs.
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Upgrading delinquent youth treatment urged by crime commission
The National Crime Commission report calls for improved institutional care for delinquent youths while noting 1964 surveys show most of over 10 000 staff in treatment education and administration failed to meet minimum educational standards. Critics say progress is slow and youths bear the cost.
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