Puzzling April U S Employment Figures Raise Questions
ARBOR DIPARTMENT data show unemployment at 5.7 percent in April, down from 6.6 in March, while total employment hits 68.9 million and unemployed totals fall 400,000 to 4.1 million. Critics note a paradox as more job seekers enter the labor market, suggesting seasonal shifts or reporting complexities behind the figures.
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Aristotle Contemplating The Home Of Buster Keaton Gag
A Father recalls a memory triggered by an ad for Rembrandt's Aristotle Contemplating The Bust Of Homer. He jokes about Aristotle Onassis touring movie star homes including Buster Keaton, and describes gifting a framed Aristotelian print and a book list, now part of a lively May 1968 household decor.
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Prams of aul Bsocriepion By Barriers Month in Garden City
Prams and carrier rates listed for Garden City and surrounding areas. Local and county deliveries priced per week and year, with long distance options to Pinney Lane Scott Wichita and other counties. Postage paid at Garden City and notices of service publication deadlines noted.
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Afro American under fire as Powell rhetoric stirs tension
Drew Pearson reports the Afro American newspaper faces backlash in Washington as Clayton Powell’s race riot warning echoes in the capital. The paper’s editorials and scare headlines spark advertiser withdrawals, while some backers like Pepsi Cola and Esso stay loyal. News covers Harvard President Pusey’s DC visit, Newt Minow’s FCC exit, and Senate leader Mike Mansfield’s tight politics as party tensions rise.
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Three toy makers withdraw plastic toys after rash reports
The FDA announced that Hassenfeld Bros with Flubber, Old Fox Toy Co with Robly Rubber, and Deva Plastics with Plubber are pulled from the market after an FDA survey linked them to mild skin rashes in children. About 1,400 rash reports nationwide had been received.
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