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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
11
The text argues that clergy should avoid promoting political parties from the pulpit. It warns that public forums hosted by religious leaders risk politicizing faith and tying church state to restrict worship.
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Harold Russell, head of the President’s Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, argued that automation and the move to a service economy can create new chances for the disabled if they receive training. He spoke at an employer luncheon sponsored by a business committee and another group.
The article explains that clients can verify if a lawsuit has been started by visiting the Prothonotary's Office in the county where suit is expected and asking for a search. The office will assist, and the information is obtainable in minutes.
Russell warned that faculties and strength of a robust man are vanishing so rapidly that an able bodied unskilled laborer is becoming more vocationally handicapped than a skilled disabled worker. The remark highlights concerns about diminishing physical capability affecting workforce quality.
New York AP report notes the stock market revives with institutional trading and pros driving most activity while small investors remain on the sidelines. Observers cite limited broad participation, despite a mid cycle upturn and election expectations that growth will sustain profits and push stock prices higher.
Government and private economists note a shift away from speculative interest toward blue chips. The volatile market of recent weeks draws scrutiny from financial officials who warn against excessive risk and signal potential countermeasures.
Article hints at new Air Force Dick Tracy style air cars under design by Ling-Tomeo Vought Inc. Tests reportedly not begun yet and propulsion details unclear. Potential astro nautical vehicle concept linked to Air Force reseal lab work.
The State Department offers training and research aid to underdeveloped nations facing population growth. Officials say the U S cooperates with governments or responsible private agencies that seek help in building population problem expertise, with Latin America receiving special attention due to rapid growth.
Thomas C. Mann said developing nations face higher population growth than economic progress, drawing on U S aid programs. State Department officials described a new step in addressing the population issue during the Alliance for Progress.
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