Welfare Reform Outlook Says Welfare Becomes Career Option
In Washington DC the Wilth and K streets corner is empty at 6 a.m. Laborers once gathered for truck jobs now rely on the public employment service and unemployment programs. The piece notes 3.5 million job seekers, high antipoverty spending push, and quotes Theodore C H Wilson criticizing welfare as a career choice while sympathy remains for the jobless.
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K Streets
N.W
Washington,d.c
Theodore C. H. Wilson
National Employment Association
Washington Area
Invasion jitters and wartime reports from 1945 era
A collage of 1945 news items reports Japanese commanders withdrawing troops to guard the Yellow Sea coast for a possible American landing. President Truman on Berlin quotes advocates world peace and prosperity. Trains derail near Martinsburg. Corry high school football season plans discussed with coach Red Lytle. A Blenill Corps fielding Lt Col A Lopud honored. Sousa band concert draw crowds at Chau- tauqua grounds. North Corry auto wreck after tire blowout. The economy store thefts solved as two youths under 18 arrested. Fire at Putnam and Parker grist mill destroys building and nearby warehouses. Corry residents attend Meselab at Conneaut Lake Park. Harrison Gyrtis involved in a street accident.
One Plus One Equals Eleven in Historical Pairs
Paul Harvey recounts how strong partnerships shaped history through Churchill and Clementine and Napoleon and Josephine. The piece highlights how alliance and companionship amplified achievements, noting Churchill’s era defining wife Clemency and Napoleon’s rise with Josephine before their divorce.
Johnsons UN Article 19 speech and internal debate
Drew Pearson examines claims of a six hour Johnson outburst over leaked UN Article 19 speech notes. He traces sources from James Reston and Joe Alsop to White House prep by Harlan Cleveland and staff, noting cautious push for voluntary dues and consultation with Dirksen and Hickenlooper before final San Francisco remarks. The piece highlights the White House emphasis on discipline, alliance consultations, and a shift toward voluntary UN funding.
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Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
UN Assembly
San Francisco
John Pomfret
New York Times
White House
Reston
United States
United Nations
Alsop
Harlan Cleveland
UN Affairs
President’s speech sourced from Barbara Ward book
Excerpt notes the President did not spend hours ranting at a Reston column but asked the State Department about Alsop’s facts. It claims Alsop failed to meet officials and grew frustrated. It asserts the speech content came from Barbara Ward’s The Rich Nations and the Poor Nations given to LBJ months earlier, with 80 percent drafted before San Francisco. It downplays the issue beside Medicare and voting rights debates.
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Reston
Alsop
State Department
Barbara Ward
San Francisco
Price lists in barber shop windows barred by law
Pennsylvania law allows the State Board of Barber Examiners to suspend or revoke a barber’s permit for displaying a price list visible from outside the shop. A public hearing is required before revocation, and after loss of permit the barber may reapply once the disqualification ends.
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Pennsylvania
State Board of Barber Examiners
Department of Public
Accused UC Slayer Too Ill To Stand Trial
Ronald C. Hamerick, 26, of Centerville, faces murder and assault charges in Union City. A judge ordered neurological and psychological exams after the District Attorney said he is mentally incompetent to appear. Dr. John P. Sehoulin cites chronic brain syndrome with psychotic reactions as the reason for his condition.
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RIE
Ronald C. Hamerick
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Hamerick
John P. Sehoulin
Farview State Hospital
Centerville
Hazel Kurfess
Union City
Corry Evening Journal details and delivery rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details for Corry Pennsylvania with mail and carrier subscription prices and advertising deadlines. It notes daily circulation with Sundays excluded, in advance payment terms and display ad submission by 4 a.m. prior to the publication date.
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Corry
Paws
Hal Boyle on Vietnam War's Uncertain Path and Withdrawal
Hal Boyle writes from Saigon about the evolving role of the United States in Vietnam. He notes the war cannot be won by money or simple force and that deeper commitments, including military and political choices, will define the outcome. He warns that long engagements raise price in lives and loyalty and that knowledge of the battlefield comes from long exposure, not brief visits.
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Ditor
Hal Boyle
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Battefield
Viet-Nam
Two Oil Firms Announce Merger Plans Approved
Pennzoil Co and Kendall Refining Co report stockholders approved a merger plan with under one percent of Kendall shares against and about 80 percent for. Pennzoil opposition near two percent with roughly 72 percent in favor. DOJ requested information, and firms expect all actions to close by July 30.
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Kendall Refining Co
Exect Company
Kendall
Pennzoil
Department of Justice
Wat Agency
Harrisburg Politician Says He Won’t Seek Judgeship
K LeRoy Irvis, 46, a long time state representative since 1958 and Democratic nominee for Allegheny County Court next November, announces he will not run again for the judgeship.
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Harrisburg
K. LeRoy Irvis
Allegheny County
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