Swinging Seventies Will Be Different
Analysts forecast a shift to leisure and services as automation raises output. By century end workers may have 7.8 hour days, five days weekly with extended vacations, a three day weekend, and fewer hours overall. Discussion covers urban strain, education, finance, and rising professional leadership across economy.
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Kahn
M. J. Rossant
Twentieth Century Fund
New York
Rossant
Pacific Islands
Nat Goldfinger
Afl-Cio
Goldfinger
Anthony J. Wiener
Research Management Council
Hudson Institute
Safeguard Opposition Shifts To Positive Counter Proposal
The opposition shifts from a blocking stance to proposing a positive plan as it reacts to Safeguard. Some support factions worry over Sen. Edward W. Brooke MIRV moratorium moves and potential diversions from the ABM debate. Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre advances a Senate Armed Services compromise allowing radar and computer work at Safeguard sites in Montana and North Dakota while delaying missiles deployment.
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Edward W. Brooke
Senate Armed Services Committee
Thomas J. McIntyre
D.nh
McIntyre
Montana
North Dakota
Judy Garland Career Ends Remembered in Troubled Life
A damaged reminiscence notes Judy Garland’s decline after a star making start as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. It recalls psychiatric treatment, pill use, late nightclub appearances, and a life marked by multiple marriages, boos from audiences, and a fatal self injury at age 47.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Dorothy
Melbourne
Australia
Two-Car Collision Wounds Three In Charleston
Three people treated and released at Charleston General Hospital after a two-car crash on Bigley Avenue. Drivers identified as Charles A. Boggs and Beverly Teets, both 48 and 21 respectively, with addresses listed. A separate incident sent William Jarvis, 20, to Charleston Memorial Hospital after a collision at Washington and Broad streets.
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Charleston General Hospital
Bigley Avenue
Charles A. Boggs
Lawwood Drive
Beverly Teets
Dutch Road
William Jarvis
Rt. 1
Elkview
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Washington and Broad Streets
Tornado Kills Father and Son in Missouri
A tornado struck near Old Mines Missouri Sunday night killing Roy Pratt 45 and his young son Francis in their Cadet area home. Seven others were in serious or critical condition and were moved to St Louis area hospitals.
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Old Mines
Jacadhelt
St. Louis
Roy Pratt
Francis
Orville Pelkey
Washington County Memorial Hospital
Peru Clashes Leave Dozen Dead in Huanta Fight
Radio reports say twelve persons killed in Huanta as clashes erupt between police and a 10,000-strong group of farmers and students. Ten injured in shootings. bridges destroyed cutting Huanta off from Ayacucho, twelve miles south.
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Lima
Peru
Huanta
Ayacucho
Art Course Set July 7 at YMCA
The Charleston YMCA will offer an eight session art course starting July 7 in the upstairs lounge. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 pm with topics in sensory awareness drawing painting collage and stitchery. Fee is 10 per person taught by Miss Nancy Mottesheard a Morris Harvey graduate.
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Charleston
YMCA
Nancy Mottesheard
Morris Harvey
Osteopaths Give 820000 to School
Huntington AP reports the West Virginia Society of Osteopathic Medicine will donate 820000 to the Michigan College of Osteopathic Medicine at Pontiac. Society president Dr William Morvill said the gift, to be announced July 21 at the American Osteopathic Association meeting in Chicago, supports expanding osteopathic education with an expected enrollment of 26.
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Huntington
West Virginia Society of Osteopathic Medicine
Sun- Gay
Michigan College of Osteopathic Medicine
Pantia
Mich
Williem Morvill
Nicapalai Anon
Chicago
the Murugan College
Erie Pomel
Weather bulletin for June 23 forecast
The brief weather item notes June 23 conditions with limited readable details. It mentions temperatures and possible changes but lacks complete data from the OCR fragment.
Lindsay Says Fear Guided Opponents in Primary Loss
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay said on Meet the Press that Republicans who defeated him were not racists but people driven by fears of violence. He attributed his loss to disagreement with his governance and focus on minority issues. State Sen. John J. Marchi, his rival, aims to beat Lindsay and Mario Procaccino in November. Marchi holds Conservative support and promotes a law and order stance.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
NBC
Meet the Press
John J. Marchi
Mario Procaccino
Liberal Party
Marchi
Conservative Party
Law and Order
Egypt Israel claim retaliatory successes amid raids
Egyptian and Israeli statements describe raids near the Sinai and Suez Canal with casualties on both sides. Cairo claims two penetrations and losses for Israel, while Israel reports Egyptian wounded and commando actions. Meir seeks direct talks with Nixon. Khoury delivers message to King Hussein in Amman. Three Gaza policemen receive prison terms for passing military information to an Arab guerrilla organization.
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Sinai
Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Great Bitter Lake
Israel
Golda Meir
Nixon
Washington
Gaza
Melee at Newport69 festival injures many and arrests rise
About 1,000 antagonistic attendees tried to gate crash a $1 festival at the San Fernando Valley Fairgrounds in Northridge California. A two hour melee left four policemen and at least 25 injured and more than 70 arrested. The 20 000 strong crowd stayed for the show billed as Newport 69 as bands performed through the night.
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Northridge
Calif
San Fernando Valley Fairgrounds
Newport
Police Checking Two Burglaries and Graham Warning
A report notes two burglaries near Graham warnings in New York. Eloise Roberts at 143212 Second Ave had minor vandalism, and Susan Winston at 4u8 Couren suffered a burglary. Billy Graham concluded a 10 day New York Crusade drawing over 280000 attendees with warnings of social signs and congestion. A stereo tape player and 3 tapes were stolen from a car watching service at Madison Square Garden and nearby auditoriums.
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Eloise Roberts
Second Ave
Susan Winston
Courenor
New York
Billy Graham
New York Crusade
Ing
Graham
George R
Madison Square Murad
Kanawha Ave
Re- Garden
Nixon Retreat Bowling After Camp David Visit
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon returned to the White House by helicopter after an overnight at Camp David in Maryland. They attended the Agnew daughter's wedding in Towson and celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary with family including Tricia, Julie and David Eisenhower. The group also enjoyed a bout of bowling before dinner and a movie.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Nixons
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Towson
Whittier
Calif
Tricia
Julie
David Eisenhower
C. G
Bebe” Rebosa
Rebozo
David
South Yemen President Ousted By National Front Council
South Yemen's President Ashaabi was pushed aside as a five member residential council was elected by the National Liberation Front command. The coup followed criticism of Ashaabi's 18 month rule and pledges a collective leadership while seeking closer ties with socialist states and Arab allies.
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Aden
Quahtan Ashaabi
South Yemen
Ashaabi
National Liberation
Front General Command
Ashaabii
NLF
Soviet Union
Palestinian Resistance Movement
Miner Drops Out Of UMW Race
Morgantown coal miner Basil A. Callen said he would withdraw from the race for president of the United Mine Workers of America and backed Joseph Yablonski. Callen, 48, announced his entry May 17 after ten years in the mines. other candidates include I W. A. Boyle, Steve Kochis, and Elijah Wolford.
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Morgantown
Basil A. Callen
United Mine Workers of America
Callen
Joseph Yablonski
UMWA
Yablonski
UMW
I W. A
Tony” Boyle
Steve: ‘Kochis
Clarkville, Pa
Elijah Wolford
Worst State Tornado Struck 25 Years Ago
Shinnston West Virginia on June 23 1944 faced a devastating tornado that swept through Tucker Preston and Harrison counties at 35 mph. Red Cross reports 603 West Virginians killed or injured with 583 families affected and 42 million in property damage. 404 homes and 195 other buildings destroyed along with 691 homes and 246 other buildings damaged.
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Yanst
Pennsylvania
Ness
Virgina
Affernagre
West
Virginia
Tucker County
Cheat Mountain
Preston County
Harrison County
Shinnston
Red Cross
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia's Best Newspaper Staff Highlighted
The story praises Charles Etheridge and editors from Cincinnati Post and Times Story Daily Oklahoman Dayton Journal Herald Carlsbad Garrent Argus for their experienced alert minds and steady hands in shaping the newspaper this morning.
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Cincinnati Post & Times
Daily Oklahoman
Dayton Journal Herald
Carlsbad Garrent- Argus
Charles Etheridge
West Virginia
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