Unemployment rate drops amid seasonal factors in June
Washington reports a 6.0 percent seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in June, down from 6.2 in May, with 11 million more people out of work than May but a 0.5 million rise in employed. The Labor Department notes seasonal quirks and student return to school skew the figures, while earnings average 2.42 and hours worked rise. The report highlights disparate impacts by race and age, plus broader economic uncertainties from the era.
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Deadline set for cigarette warning
The FTC ordered six months for tobacco firms to sign a binding agreement to include a prominent Surgeon General warning in ads. Seven companies faced scrutiny for failing to add warnings or adequate cautions. The action comes as Congress renewed restrictions on cigarette advertising.
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Vandal removes tombstone at Naples family vault
Naples police said vandals broke into the locked family vault in Foggiervale and removed a marble slab but did not disturb remains. The vault holds the body of Caraga, who sang at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. She died in 1921 at age 48.
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Delay seen before full CBS vote
Washington discussion shows delay before the House acts on Staggers led Commerce Committee recommendation. Contempt charges against CBS stem from The Selling of the Pentagon documentary and possible prosecution for Stanton and CBS if deliberate misconduct is proven. The panel may seek CBS outtakes to decide on possible legislation.
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House backs health manpower measure for funding and reform
Washington AP reports the House approved an $8.4 billion health manpower bill aimed at revamping medical training and increasing family doctors. The plan envisions broader curricula, expanded medical schools, and incentives including capitation grants and classroom and lab funds to strengthen health education nationwide.
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Draft orders extend draft processing under new law talks
Washington AF Selective Service Director Tart ordered state boards to continue all draft processing except actual inductions until a new draft law is passed. The House Senate conference committee stalled July 7 on a two year draft extension amid a Senate amendment for a Vietnam pullout. The directive keeps preinduction physicals classification appeals and related procedures active despite the expired law.
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Ohio Enacts 18 Vote Law Amid Broad Support
Ohio governor Jota Gilligan yesterday signed a measure granting 18 year olds the vote in all future federal, state, and local elections. The bill, urged by Tar wl St. Clair and Obs McTevon, clears the way for full youth enfranchisement across Ohio government and civic life.
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U S Leaders Charged With Colossal Error in Vietnam
A New York Times report on a Pentagon study says U S leaders underestimated North Vietnam decisive troop buildup from 1953 onward and overestimated victory. The document cites rapid troop expansion and escalated air bombing as misjudgments, with civilian officials doubting results while pressing for escalation.
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Rusk says Johnson didn't plan bombs
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Pentagon study on Vietnam showing contingency planning during the 1964 campaign did not reflect President Johnsons plans. He noted some staff floated ideas but they were not Johnsons. Rusk withheld comment until after the Supreme Court ruling on the case and said the study is only a fragment of material in government files.
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Pentagon says Kennedy might limit Vietnam force to 25000
Washington Post reports based on senior Pentagon papers that President Kennedy could have faced a limit of about 25,000 US troops if the United States had moved to overtly intervene in Vietnam. The dispatch outlines possible scenarios and compares the 1964 onward expansion of U.S. involvement, reflecting on the risks of escalation.
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Hart’s Son Is Sentenced In Drug Case In Michigan
In Michigan, the son of Senator Hart received a 90 day sentence after pleading guilty to drug charges. The younger Hart will serve time on weekends, a routine lenient term matching past practices for defendants with professional ties. The senior Hart, residing in Michigan, expressed dismay and concern over the outcome while noting the family’s desire for privacy.
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