Wage Subsidies Hint in Jobless Training Plan
President Johnson signals wage subsidies and possible tax write offs to spur industry to train and hire hard core unemployed. A $2.1 billion manpower program aims to place 500,000 urban unemployed in private sector jobs within three years, with a major shift toward adult training and employment.
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Washington
Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor and Commerce Departments
Lession
Chicago
San Antonio
Los Angeles
U.S. and Soviet Submit Draft Tying Nuclear Arms Spread
The United States and the Soviet Union jointly submitted a complete draft for a treaty to stop nuclear weapons spread to the 17 nation disarmament conference. Cochairmen Adrian S. Fisher and Alexei A. Roshchin announced agreement on central procedures. The draft includes EURATOM involvement and IAEA oversight, addressing nonnuclear nation concerns and pressing industrialized states to support disarmament while preventing a global arms race. The move drew praise from NATO circles, though France indicated it would not sign. Prime Minister Wilson hailed it as a major step toward disarmament and peaceful nuclear energy use.
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United States
Soviet Union
Adrian S. Fisher
Alexei A. Roshchin
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Theo Eyance
West Germany
Italy
European Atomic Energy Organization
Euratom
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Brussels
North Atlantic Council
Roger Seydoux
Charles de Gaulle
Council
U.S
France
Washington
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Britain
Geneva Congerees
Moonshiner Pleads Guilty In Bomb Murder Case
In Jefferson Georgia AP report moonshiner John Hy man Blackwell, a key prosecution witness, signed a guilty plea to the dynamite murder of Sol. Gen. Floyd G. Hoard, then resumed testimony in the Worley trial. Blackwell described handling dynamite with Lloyd George Seay and George Worley on the night of Aug. 6, naming bootleg kingpin A. C. Park and George Douglas Pinion among others involved.
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Jefferson, Ga
John Hyman Blackwell
Floyd G. Hoard
Blackwell
George Iras Worley
Hoard
Worley
South Carolina
A. C
Cliff’? Park
George Douglas Pinion
Lloyd George Seay
James Horace Wood
Jim Hudson
Luther C. Hames
Wood
Hames
Seay
Commerce
Anderson, S.C
George
Heard
States Biggest Trouble With Poverty Plans
Former Gov. Terry Sanford argued that poverty programs fail if states are left out and national efforts lack local government ties. He spoke at Appalachian State University, noting universities’ broader regional responsibilities beyond internal college affairs. A separate AP report described a fire at Yuba City Southern Baptist Church that damaged the rear of the building, prompting talk on pulpit fire and caution.
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Yuba City
Calif
Nue Baptist
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