Old Uncle Sam Idling YouthHurting Horatio Alger Tale
In Our Opinion the Horatio Alger story fades as a $1 minimum wage and high apprentice costs cut teen jobs. NFIB survey cites about 500 585 teen jobs wiped out. Draft exemptions for apprentices deter firms from investing in training. The result is fewer opportunities for youths to start work and earn money. Idle youth reactions are not pretty.
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Conservative investors see living opportunity in blue chips
In New York, conservative investors like John Wright and Argus Research Corp. signal a shift as the market turns bearish. They note blue chips are selling at low prices and expect high quality equities to reward buyers by 1970 71 while bonds and utilities may rise later.
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Democrats oppose most of tax package amid Edinboro hall plan
The article notes opposition to a Democratic tax package labeled The Dirty Dozen, arguing it shifts taxes toward consumers. It also covers a proposed $250,000 emergency building for Edinboro State College, backed by Rep. Bellomini and Rep. Mullin, with Department of Property and Supplies cooperation. It mentions support for a 10 percent state employee raise and other bills affecting highways and medical care.
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Erie County
Non-Degree Leaders Rise as Potential Tomorrow’s Chiefs
A Fortune magazine survey compares college and noncollege youth on views about war policing religion premarital sex and conformity. It suggests tomorrow’s leaders may come from noncollege bands as college students drift from core American values and work ethic.
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Fortune Magazine
Nixon In Lunar Picture
Nixon aides push moon mission PR while NASA clashes over timing and honors. Haldeman Ziegler Chapin argued publicity outweighed risks, while NASA resisted Kennedy references and the plaque. Nixon sought a moon walk narration and a postlanding greeting, faced limits, and drew overseas notices.
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J. Walter Thompson
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Ron Ziegler
Dwight Chapin
Trivia filled column notes social and science snippets from era
A miscellany of brief items from a newspaper page covers demographics littering habits Swiss newspaper density and cost of executive relocation. It cites the 1790 census 5.7 members now 3.7, Red Cross age consent rules, and sun exposure risks. It notes Switzerland’s 400 newspapers 100 dailies and US firm mobility of 35000 executives yearly.
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Ex-guardsmen join Corry reunion and local softball win
The vanguard of ex-guardsmen from Company A arriving for a two day reunion. The C G Mann Erie Skippers surged to the league lead with a 7 9 victory over Lackawanna before 700 fans at Loveland Field. The Columbus Girls Snack and Smack 4 H Club met at Dean School cafeteria with Miss Donna Spoon leading the session. In 1929 Chris Christensen moved into a new garage on First avenue and Y M Sandburg began work on a new front for a North Center street building.
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Today in History highlights July 29 events across years
On this date in 1820 air mail service opened between New York and San Francisco. In 1792 Carolina became a royal English province. 1883 Mussolini born in Dovia. 1943 Eisenhower offered peace to Italy. 1945 Attlee replaced Churchill at Potsdam. 1945 FBI said 12 000+ drafted men convicted. 1946 Paris peace conference opened with 21 nations. Hawaii statehood ten years ago. U Thant met Soviet leaders five years ago.
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