Age Barriers Tighten Hiring for Over-30s and Over-35s
A study by the New York Office Executives Assn. finds employers increasingly reject workers over 30 and 35, with 42.3 percent of firms not hiring men over 50 and 56 percent excluding women by age 50. Despite claims of reliability and productivity, training older workers is deemed harder, as Congress debates no action since Sputnik era.
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George H. Gutekunst, Jr
David D. Kiviat
Forty Plus Club of
New York
New York City
Assn
Panies
Congress
Sputnik
Washington
Gutekunst
Kiviat
The
Hall Syndicate
Miss Independent Mind Your Manners
Dear readers share questions on independence vs kindness and family harmony. Dorothy Dix responds that true politeness follows the Golden Rule and independence can border on envy and unkindness, urging a gentler approach and patience with family dynamics.
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Miss Independent
Dorothy DIX
Mariee
Nissen
Flossie
Students and Graduates Honored at Austinville Church
College students and 1958 high school graduates of Austinville Methodist Church celebrated Student Day. Recognized college students included Betty Sue Johnston Florence State College Bobby Joe Johnson Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Floyd Stovall Florence State College. High school graduates honored were Howard Walden Gaynell Woodall Janice Smith Faye Stewart Sarah Burns Allen and Cecil McDonald as engraving gifts were presented by Rev. Newton Malony.
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Austinville Methodist Church
Church Suny
Betty Sue Johnston
Florence State College
Bobby Joe Johnson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Floyd Stovall
Newton Malony
Howard Walden
Gaynell Woodall
Janice Smith
Faye Stewart
Sarah Burns Allen
Cecil McDonald
Summer School Opens At Hazlewood High
A Hazlewood High School summer session begins today in Town Creek with extra courses for credit. Wayne O. Wagnon of Lawrence County High School instructs junior English and mathematics and senior English and science. Classes run 7 to 11 a.m. with a $3.50 weekly fee.
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Town Creek
Hazlewood High School
Wayne O. Wagnon
Lawrence County High School
Moulton
Mrs. Richardson's Services Held Today in Athens
Mrs Matilda Margaret Richardson 83 of Athens died Friday at 9 40 am at her residence Funeral services were held today at 11 am at Copeland Presbyterian Church with burial in Copeland cemetery McConnell Funeral Home Athens directed by Rev Robert Muir Rev Robert Kribbs and Rev Earl Arnold officiating She is survived by four daughters Mrs Lee Barksdale Athens and others
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Athens
Matilda Margaret Richardson
Copeland Presbyterian Church
Copeland Cemetery
McConnell Service Funeral Home
Robert M. Muir
Robert Kribbs
Earl Arnold
Lee Barksdale
The Spark of Life and Chiropractic Healing
A public service piece by Dr. Judson Pitts explains the analogy between automotive ignition and the body's life force. It describes how chiropractors adjust the nervous system to restore normal function and health, noting his clinic at 916 6th Ave. SE and contact EL 3-5805.
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Judson Pitts
6Th Ave. S.E
Wallace Urges Alabama Unemployment Benefit Accord
Judge George C. Wallace appeals to Arthur Kelly to press federal authorities for immediate extension of unemployment benefits to over 32 000 Alabama workers under act 12065. He cites suffering and urges swift action ahead of his Scottsboro speech and statewide TV rally from Montgomery.
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George C. Wallace
Arthur Kelly
State Dept.,of Industrial Relations
Alabama
Scottsboro
Dothan
Montgomery
House Chamber of the State Capitol
Richardson Kin Total 42 Grandchildren 31 Great Grandchildren
Mrs Chester Patterson and Mrs Thomas Smith and Mrs James Arnett of Athens are listed among the survivors. W J Richardson of Athens harvest and T E J B of Athens are among the grandsons noted as pallbearers. E B Richardson of Canoga Park California also mentioned with 42 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. A sister, Mrs G D Horton of Birmingham, is named as survivor.
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Chester Patterson
Athens
Thomas Smith
James Arnett
W. J. Richardson
R. L
Harvest
T. E
J. B
E. B. Richardson
Canoga Park
Cal
G. D. Horton
Birmingham
Taos Assassin Charles Bent Killed in 1847 Uprising
New Mexico history notes Charles Bent, the territory's first civilian governor, was scalped and slain in Taos during the 1847 uprising, marking a pivotal early clash in the region's territorial era.
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New Mexico
Charles Bent
Taos
Cole Porter Briefly Altered Academic Path in Harvard
Cole Porter, famed composer of numerous song hits, attended Harvard Law School for one term before transferring to the Harvard School of Music, reflecting his shift from legal studies to musical training.
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Cole Porter
Harvard Law School
Harvard School of Music
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Board of Revenue and Control
Decatur, Ala
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