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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

3

YMCA Plans Three Camps For Summer 1963

The YMCA will run three camps at Boys Farm on Little Sandy Creek and Camp Sherwood in 1963. A day camp for ages 5-22 offers five five day sessions with groups 5–6 7–9 and 10–12 plus activities like hiking swimming archery and crafts. A learn to swim camp for ages 7-15 runs in four periods with two 30 minute lessons daily and similar activities. Camp Sherwood, for boys 4 to 14, runs in three sessions July 21 to Aug 10 with dormitories dining hall infirmary pool basketball range and trails. Transportation exists for the day camp and all camps have structured supervision and Christian fellowship per YMCA description.

Young Men‘s Christian Assn Boys Farm Little Sandy Creek YMCA Camp Sherwood

Korea seeks $100 million in US aid for next year

Premier Kim Hyun-Chul says Seoul has asked Washington to provide $100 million in economic aid for the next U.S. fiscal year starting July 1. The United States recently announced a $15 million grant for the current year, bringing total economic grant aid to $90 million.

Seoul Korea South Korea United States U.S Kim Hyun-Chul

Teen unemployment jumps as teen jobless rise in May

Washington dispatch reports teen-age unemployment climbed to 18 percent in May, pushing total jobless teens out of school past 25 percent. Labor Secretary Wirtz calls the rise a potentially explosive issue while noting population growth and fewer unskilled jobs complicate the teen labor market. Nonfarm employment rose overall, signaling underlying economic strength despite the teen surge.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Iegan Labor W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz Goldstein

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