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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1968
Page
4
The piece urges employers to boost youth hiring this summer warning two million youths may face joblessness. It cites the President's Council on Youth Opportunity and calls area employers to act before autumn, noting many high school seniors are seeking work.
The 90th Congress breaks for a month and will reconvene next month to tackle major bills amid a brewing controversy over President Johnson's Supreme Court nominees that could stretch the session until Christmas. The unusual election-year term raises the risk of a filibuster delaying confirmation.
The piece reflects on heaven as described by Jesus with enduring hope and absence of pain. It contrasts political themes noting the long election year with Fortas and Thornberry nominations and LBJ's status, plus a broad call for summer jobs programs and private sector support to aid youth employment and education.
The Decatur Daily announces its publication schedule and locations with postage, carrier delivery, and subscription rates. It notes AP and NYT news services and includes a grievance redress statement. Rates include daily and Sunday options with trade zone distinctions and tax included.
Washington insiders report Nixon advisers seriously consider nominating Massachusetts Senator Edward Brooke for the vice presidency. They argue Brooke could attract black voters in the North and blunt Democratic gains in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, and California while white suburban voters back a racial unity gesture. Nixon has not announced his running mate choice.
Viewpoint analyzes how backroom negotiations and preconvention commitments drive delegate votes for the GOP nomination. Nixon leads in pledged support while strategy hinges on bandwagon momentum, with shifts possible on later ballots.
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