Pressures mount in Congress for strong gun control law
Public support grows for a robust gun control measure after Kennedy and King killings. The House Judiciary Committee deadlocked 16 to 16 on the bill, while President Johnson denounces the action as a safety failure and calls for action.
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Double Exposure Window Quote in Apparel Shop
A shop window displays a provocative slogan claiming clothes slim both women and men, sparking playful local conversation. The tease highlights fashion rhetoric in a storefront display.
New Law Safeguards Job Rights of Older Workers
A new law, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, protects individuals aged 40 to 65 from employment discrimination by employers with 25 or more workers and related agencies. It bans hiring and wage discrimination and requires education programs, with enforcement by the Secretary of Labor. Exceptions exist where age is a clear factor such as firefighting or policing.
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