Scranton Attacks Johnson and GOP on Automation
In Detroit Gov William Scranton criticizes the Johnson administration and Republicans for failing to address automation. He targets the party’s “ostriches” and urges five policy points to boost efficiency, productivity and world trade, as he campaigns in Michigan for delegates to San Francisco.
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Goldwater
Michigan
San Francisco
Selden Fights Visa Policy Over Ngo Dinh Nhu Visit
U S Rep Armistead I Selden and Rep Katharine St George protested the State Department denial of a six month visa for Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu wife of South Vietnam leader Ngo Dinh Diem. They argued the decision contrasted with past admissions of Khrushchev Castro and Tito.
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FPC Approves Gas Reduction Planed by Four Pipelines
The Federal Power Commission approved wholesale natural gas rate cuts totaling about 2.2 million dollars per year for four interstate pipeline companies. Included are Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas Co, Florence Alabama seeking 18,340 dollars in reductions.
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Federal Power Commission
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co
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State plans job retraining and tax funding shift
The proposal calls for Gear education aligned with the new economy and society plus increased funding via altered federal tax disbursements. It also suggests a state and national clearing house to match available workers with open jobs.
GOP hopeful urges unity in the South
James D. Marvin a Republican congressional candidate urged the South to leverage its 127 electoral votes across 11 former Confederacy states to reshape both major parties. He warned of a cowardly approach and pitched himself as a country loyalist aiming to direct national policy beyond party lines.
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Associated Press
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James D. Marvin
Congress
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
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Scranton
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Arizona
Three Bold Plans to Save Dropouts and Slum Youth
Sylvia Porter outlines three major education and job training experiments to lift untrained teens: 1) five vocational boarding schools for 1,000 students each, 2) Harlem plan in New York City with preschool centers, reading mobilization, tutoring, and job skills, and 3) Detroit Eastern High School eliminating traditional subjects for seven occupational tracks with early specialization. These pilots aim to boost education and employment for disadvantaged youth nationwide.
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