Localized civic meeting outlines digital outreach
Fragmentary notes show a council discussion on change and public involvement with Zoom access and regional planning. Mentions residents, areas, and a focus on updates regarding programs and community square metrics. Authorities and participants names are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
Union Reaffirms Industry Wide Steel Bargaining
AFL CIO United Steelworkers leader I W Abel reaffirmed the 10 year system of bargaining with major steel producers after Johnson suggested a settlement. The change comes amid internal division and a secret meeting where leaders warned of taking the companies on one by one. Abel defended past success of industry wide talks.
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Job Corps to grant home leave this Christmas for many
Job Corps expects about 20 percent of its 16 000 members to spend Christmas at home with government paying round trip travel. Corps officials say all corpsmen are entitled to transportation paid home leaves after six months service, aligning with the holidays for about half the membership. Those with less service will be offered advance home leave and forego time off after six months duty.
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Peace Pact Proposed To White House Conference
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Soviet led Warsaw Treaty Organization were urged for a non aggression pact at the White House Conference on International Cooperation. The Disarmament Committee also said China must join a long range system for security and disarmament. The report urged mutual consent to ease central Europe tensions and Berlin and suggested bilateral talks with China on arms control.
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Re-attached Hand Okay Re-attached Hand Okay
Joseph Weisz 47 year old meat packing supervisor and his surgically reattached right hand were pronounced good by doctors. Weisz was doing well with circulation in the right hand at National Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Hospital in Arlington Virginia. His left hand had to be re-amputated after fever developed.
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National Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Hospital
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City departments seek higher budgets in 1968 plan
The budget review shows Weber’s safety, Clark’s streets and Abbey’s finance posting large increases for 1968, with wage hikes, new personnel and added equipment. Mayor Zalzneck’s public affairs line falls, while Brant’s parks budget edges up for repairs. the general government total rounds to 33,385 for 1968.
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Pair Indicted In Murder Plot In Pittsburgh
PETIDBURGH AP reports Delores Waldo aged 32 indicted for solicitation to commit a felony and conspiracy. Clarence Beroyd aged 50 indicted for conspiracy and adultery. Police arrested them Sept 15 on a tip that Ec pray wife Helen was to be killed.
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27 Honored for Heroism by Carnegie Fund
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission selected 27 individuals for heroism awards, including 13 year old Mary Ann Dowdell of Scranton who saved 9 year old James A Burst from Roaring Rock Creek on February 27. Dowdell received a bronze medal and 750 dollars. The boy slipped on rocks and fell into icy water. she swam 20 feet and towed him to safety.
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Johnson approves one stop federal job info centers
President Johnson announced a new federal recruitment plan to centralize job information. Information centers will replace 684 agency boards, operating in 55 major centers to streamline access for job seekers. Johnson called merit system the keystone of good government and cited plans for a central information office in every major metro area.
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Mrs. Goldwater to undergo tumor removal operation
Mrs. Goldwater wife of former Senator Barry Goldwater was scheduled for surgery to remove a tumor at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix officials said she was admitted yesterday no further details were provided.
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Sands of Kalahari and Living It Up at Blatt's Rex Theatre
On the Avenue runs ads inviting readers to call the store for a free ticket to Blatt's Rex Theatre. For three days starting Friday December 3rd to Sunday December 5th see Sands of Kalahari starring Stuart Whitman in color Panavision, and Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Janet Leigh in Living It Up.
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