Editorial warns USES overreach in employment services
A 1960s editorial by Edwin P. Neilan challenges the United States Employment Service, now tied to state offices, accusing it of overreach from college campuses to job agencies. It argues USES expands into professional hiring, risks government control, and hampers the unemployed while stressing alleged misallocation of manpower resources.
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Edwin P. Neilan
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
United States Employment Service
USES
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
PSES
SES
Ohlo Employment Service
Cleveland
California
Nebraska
Utah
College Placement Council
Labor Department
Allied fronts in Sicily surge as Axis positions crumble
Allied forces press along the Sicilian coast with heavy ships shelling exposed positions. American troops capture 1,500 German prisoners after landing near Cape Orlando while the Soviet advance nears Kharkov, and British press call for renewed bombing of Rome as Sicily nears a climactic moment. In Corry, three new teachers are elected to the public schools, and local teams issue a softball challenge. Also noted are memorials, local improvements, and community gatherings from 40 years and earlier.
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North Africa
Sicily
Cape Orlando
Corry Public Schools
Board of Education
Wilbur Mathias
Lawrence M. Helsel
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Louise Huep
The Nation Confronts Its Deepening Crisis in 1963
The text critiques U S and global turmoil on the eve of dramatic change, citing Roosevelt on fear and describing 1960s concerns about population growth, progress in medicine and food, and automation. It portrays a mood of alarm about catastrophe while debating problems facing society and economy.
Greece Wonders If Kiss Kiss Policy Will End Salt War
Drew Pearson notes rising European interest in the test ban and East West thaw. He cites Greece and other allies watching Kennedy Khrushchev talks and Camp David meetings, while critics from Nixon to Bolton push distrust and warn against false peace. Pearson argues the need for confidence building across nations amid Cold War tensions.
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Russia
Paris
Avey Wank Tin
Kennedy
Moscow
Frances Bolton
Cleveland
Uying
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Hawaii
Union City posts big growth as plants expand
Three manufacturing facilities plan expansions with permits totaling about 115000 dollars for a Standard Chair mill and a True Temper addition. TriState Hardwoods adds dry kilns and an office, while city bids open for paving dirt streets. A new female janitor starts at City Building and a wine bottle incident prompts local police and VFW reopenings. Local officials also report school building contracts with Dean Elementary and Concord School, and civic activity spikes ahead of elections.
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Union City
Standard Chair
Corry
Dean Elementary
Columbus
Concord
Erie
Rural Electrification Authority
REA
West Co
Grocey
VFW
Federal J. Whittlesey
Dallas, Tex
Fle
White Flesey
West Church Street
Highland Park Church
Choristers’ Guild
Dallas
Clifford Holcomb
Civil Defense
Holcomb
Tom Cragg
Corry Loan Co
Merrill Ware
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Union City Livestock Sale Prices Listed
Thursday's sale offers good hogs at 18 to 19, sows 14 to 15, beef cows 14 to 16, canners and cutters 14 to 13, beef heifers 18 to 19, bulls 17 to 20, veal calves 28 to 34, heavy and medium calves 20 to 25, lambs 18 to 21.
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Union City
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Corry Re
Jennie la Mont Edwards
Warren
Mrs
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Corry Hospital
L. Raymond
West Main Street
Carlton King
Findley Lake
Corry Country Club
Pennsylvania Guardsmen
Mt. Gretna
Company A
Journal Daily
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Adam Clayton Powell
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America
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Berlin
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Omalm World-Herald
Mubus
Khrushchev
Mao
Castro
Anil
Will
Nixon
Kewahawer
Khiushchev
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Wil
Ren
Amno Jackson
Boy Wonder
Washington
Edward Teller
Ihimn
Ur Teller
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Teller
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General Dynamics
National Strategy Committee
Loyd Wright
Los Angeles
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Ben Morrell
Albert Wedemeyer
Chester Ward
Averell Harriman
Congress
State Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lumbua Avenue Aptor
Fifly
Dotr Clark
Jane Bouquet
Earl G. Cullbertgo
USN
Earl G. Milbertson Sr
B.D
Naval ‘Training Center
Great Lakes
Navy Department
Ene
Navy
D.C
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Beaman
David K. Gates
Donald M. Gates
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Independence
Carthhwan
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
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Neil M. Wallace
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George R. Samwnié
Brian Eaton Cliy
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