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Labor Wages Clamp Moves In Britain Spark Debate
British Labor Party moves to make wage price restraints mandatory aiming to curb inflation. Frank Cousins condemns the shift while Sid Weighill supports the government plan. The Trade Union Congress vote backed restraint 3 to 2 as debate grows over public interest versus free bargaining.
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Britain
Trade Union Congress
Harold Wilson
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Johnson
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Frank Cousins
Transport Workers Union
Cousins
Weighill
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Meaningful Employment for Aged in a Changing Society
Anthropologist Margaret Mead told a Kansas City symposium that society must choose whether the aged will function usefully or withdraw from impact on social life. She noted modern systems overburden with elderly costs while primitive societies value elders for experience and guidance.
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Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine
Margaret Mead
Debate Over Aging U S Elderly in Workplace
Miss Mead warns of intellectual discouragement toward older workers claiming many over 65 retain skills and leadership. She argues age limits waste experience and urges symposium goals to improve life quality for 20 million Americans aged 65 plus.
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Symposium
Food for Peace fight tests war aid split in Congress
A House Senate clash over the Food for Peace bill pits feeding 100 million abroad against halting supplies to enemies. House Republicans demand halting food shipments to nations trading with North Viet Nam or Cuba, risking the program’s $7.4 billion for overseas relief.
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Night Driving Dangers Prompt Public Call to Action
The piece argues night driving is over twice as dangerous as daytime and pedestrians face greater risk on dim streets. It urges laws, enforcement, and conscientious behavior to curb traffic deaths and injuries nationwide.
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Soviet citizen returns to Alaska after wander into the state
A Soviet citizen who wandered into Alaska chose to stay, and the Soviet Union allowed Peace Corpsman Tom Dawson to return after mistakenly crossing the Iranian border. Indirect diplomacy resolved the issue. Cuba’s ambassador joined seven Soviet bloc reps in boycotting Lin Piao’s charge that the USSR plots with the United States to end Vietnam War, asserting Cuba opposes peace talks.
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Tom Dawson
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Cuba
Mao Tsetung
Lin Piao
United States
Viet Nam
Stock purchases for a young family under guidance of Merrill Lynch
A man in his 40s, with a secure job and family, seeks advice on buying stocks. The counselor recommends first securing life insurance, building cash savings of six months' income, then starting a diversified growth stock portfolio with about half of a $7,000 nest egg and reinvesting dividends. Continue weekly savings, using special accounts to start with $500 and add regularly, regardless of market.
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Italy Produces 807,549 Autos in Nine Months
Italy produced 807,549 automobiles in the first nine months of this year, a 12.7 percent rise from the same period last year. The AP report notes the gain reflects improvements across the industry, with output growth outpacing 2023 levels.
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Barry Goldwater Vindicated As Vietnam Policy Gain Support
In a brisk argument with Cassius Cavil, the discussion credits Barry Goldwater with foresight on crime, civil rights backlash, and Vietnam. The speakers note Eisenhower and Nixon backing Goldwater's stance, while debates over nuclear options and rail against Johnson era policies.
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Dick Nixon
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Mills and Long Clash Over Tax Bills in Congress
AP analysis contrasts Rep. Wilbur Mills and Sen. Russell Long as they battle over tax and unemployment legislation. Mills favors cautious, consensus driven moves while Long pursues bold, expansive ideas and risky party financing plans. The piece notes friction since Long became Finance chair and hints the bills may die without conference action. James Marlow writes from Washington.
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Virginia
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Spice explains a handshake ritual for a social moment
A concise definition describes a Spice style handshake as greeting a person you meet and then quickly shaking hands with everyone else you encounter soon after. This creates a rapid social chain reaction, expanding initial contact into broader introductions.
Wyoming Senate Race Shapes Up Between Hansen and Roncalio
In Cheyenne the Wyoming Senate contest pits Democrat Teno Roncalio against Republican Cliff Hansen to fill Milward Simpson’s seat. Hansen’s rise from ranching to governor contrasts with Roncalio’s Kennedy-era ties and mixed voting record. Washington influence and local attitudes toward government programs frame the race as voters weigh policy and personalities.
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Cliff
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Casper
Viet Nam
Gimimick
Hanson
Connecticut Voters Enter Final Four Weeks of Campaign
The piece assesses Connecticut's twilight of a race with key moments shaping public mood. It notes past last minute events swinging elections, cites Abe Ribicoff’s pivotal TV speech, and warns of outside peace or war developments influencing voters while predicting a 25 percent chance of a new decisive event before November.
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Atausuorene
Chester Bowles
Abe Ribicoff
Ribicoff
John Bailey
Gengras
Clayton Fo
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