Nation Faces 1965 Work Force of 79 Million
The United States will need a 79 million strong labor force by 1965 to meet growth, domestic demand, and foreign commitments. Secretary Mitchell urges inclusive hiring across race sex age religion and origin, stressing skill-based preparation and education. He condemns job discrimination as wasteful and immoral. Kitchen fires rise from carelessness, with causes including grease spills gas leaks short wires overheated stoves and forgotten irons. Preventive cooking safety depends on concentration and safer habits to reduce losses.
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United States
James P. ‘Mitchell
Pepe Heter
Mitchell
Yancy Derringer rises from Range Rider fame on CBS
Hollywood highlights recalls Jack Mahoney later known as Yancy Derringer a coal charac ter of post bellum New Orleans who carries three guns and rode from Range Rider to TV stardom. He spoke of career shifts from U N to TV offers profit sharing and a family approving move. Derringer now anchors CBS Thursday nights as the new Western hero.
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Yancy Derringer
Deringer
New Orleans
Ace Rider
Mahoney
Universal- International
Jock
U-1
Germany
Cimarron City
Jack
A-1
Family Council
Margaret
Richard and
Mary Sale
Iminds
CBS
Mississippi
Derringer
Atlanta Temple Blown Up In Massive Dynamite Blast
A predawn explosion damaged The Temple Hebrew Benevolent Congregation in Atlanta causing about 200000 in damage to a wall and interior. No injuries. Debris scattered over 150 yards as detectives launched a large investigation amid a spate of similar attacks on Jewish centers across the South since mid March. The blast occurred on Peachtree Road in a wealthy district. Local and national authorities investigated possible motives and suspects.
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Atlanta
Atlana
Georgia
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
Peachtree Road
South
Temple Beth el
Miami
Fln
Nashville
Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
Cambridge Springs School Bids Set for November 6
The Cambridge Springs Joint School District will open bids November 6 in Harrisburg for a new Cambridge Springs Joint Elementary School. It will serve grades one to six, with capacity for 495 pupils, 13 classrooms, three special rooms, and a multi purpose area including an assembly space, play area, and cafeteria. The approved financing amount is 622,887 including furnishings and site costs for a 31 acre site. Annual rental is estimated at 99,047.26 at four percent over 37 years.
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Cambridge Springs
State Department of Public Instruction
Street names honor WWII battles at Cannon AFB Clovis NM
Cannon Air Force Base in Clovis New Mexico preserves a wartime heritage by naming streets after major World War II battles and missions. Names include Little Boy for the Hiroshima atom bomb and Crossbow reflecting German long range weapons and allied counter measures.
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Clovis
N. M
Cannon Air Force Base
Hiroshima
Scott Seeks Restoration of Stripped Land
U S Rep Hugh Scott urged federal action to inspect coal stripping damage in Pennsylvania affecting 75 000 to 100 000 acres of unbonded land. He called reclamation essential for natural resource restoration and agricultural and sportsmen interests, and offered to back remedial legislation.
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Narrisbung
U. S
Hugh Scott
Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
Scott
Pennsylvania
Honeymooners Killed In Crash Near Pittsburgh
Erwin A. Herold aged 25 and Sylvia Dean Corbett 23 were newlyweds who wed Saturday night and set out on their honeymoon. Their car collided with another on Route 19 near Portersville, Buller County, about 40 miles north of Pittsburgh. Herold died at the scene. Corbett died later at Ellwood City Hospital.
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Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Niagara Falls
Erwin A. Herold
Sylvia Dean Corbett
Portersville
Buller County
Herold
Sylvia
Ellwood City Hospital
Compact American Cars Compete With Foreign Models
The article surveys the rise of American compact cars aiming to mirror the splash foreign models made. It notes American Motors Rambler, Studebaker-Packard Lark, Ford’s smaller imports, and rumors of GM Chrysler and Ford joining with aluminum engine options. Industry leaders urge value, space, and efficiency over size and frills as buyers seek practical, economical vehicles.
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New York
America
Detroit
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Dustry
George Romney
Harold 5. Churchill
Studebake-Packard
Churchill
Yesterday Memories of Cory 20 Years Ago
Corry residents recalled past events from two decades ago as local notes mixed with regional headlines. Weather readings and city development updates appeared alongside stories of WPA enrollment and the Pennsylvania Roosevelt Highway association. local wildlife chatter added to the town’s daily curios.
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Howard Bailey
Towanda
Pennsylvania Roosevelt Highway Association
C. F. Brown
Corry
Wellsboro
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