Dear Mister Editor on occupational titles and automation
Uncle Dan from Coolie comments on the U S Department of Labor book The Dictionary of Occupational Titles listing over 36000 jobs 6000 new 7000 gone and notes concerns about welfare work to obtain benefits. He quotes labor trends and a barber shop future as automation rises while haircuts cost 2 50 in Washington and unions push to raise prices.
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U. S. Department of Labor
United States
Labor Department
Ed Doolittle
California
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Clem Webster
Clem
Washington
Barbers Union
Los Angeles
Uncle Dan
Offshore drilling boom shapes future world oil supply
A sweeping look at offshore exploration predicts 200 mobile rigs within five years, each worth about a billion dollars combined, capable of drilling wells in waters up to 3 000 feet deep. By 20 years, oceans may supply a quarter of global oil and gas needs, driven by private enterprise and American initiative.
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Free World
America
Labor Day Reflections On Work And Nation
A Labor Day observance essay urges readers to recall the holiday’s meaning and the virtues of thrift competence and pride in a job well done. It emphasizes labor rights, responsibility, and support for national progress in Vietnam space science and industry.
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United States
Viet Nam
Labor Day
A Disservice to the Public on Railroad Taxation
The piece argues railroads faced discriminatory taxation by local and state authorities, with rail property valued higher than comparable property. It cites 1964 excess taxes of 75 million across 20 states and overpayments totaling about 250 million in six years. Congress considers curbing discriminatory assessments as interstate commerce burdens.
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U. S
Congress
Napa
Sgt Edward Weidig Graduates From Keesler AFB
Staff Sergeant Edward G. Weidig son of Mrs Florence Weidig of Chicago has graduated at Keesler AFB Mississippi from the training course for U S Air Force radio repair men. He will be assigned to an Air Force Communications Service unit in Wiesbaden Germany. He attended Shurz High School and the University of Southern Mississippi during off duty hours. His wife Jo Ann is the...
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Edward G. Weidig
Florence Weidig
N. Keeler Ave
Chicago
Keesler Afb
Miss
U. S. Air Force
Weidig
Shurz High School
Air Force Communications Service
Wiesbaden
Germany
University of Southern Mississippi
Biloxi
Jo Ann
All Risks Insurance Coverage and its Limitations
The article explains that "all risks" policies do not cover every possible event. Exclusions include losses caused by the insured's own acts or extreme negligence and inherent vice such as spoilage or rust. Still, such policies typically offer broader protection than named peril plans, as noted by the Eads family of Grand Saline, Texas.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Last Rites for A. A. Oxford in Van Baptist Church
Funeral services were held for A. A. Pete Oxford 56 of Van who died Friday night after a short illness. Rev. John Trafton and Cecil Allen officiated at Van Baptist Church, burial in Colfax Cemetery by Hilliard Funeral Home. Surviving wife LetaRue. two daughters Bobbye Wheeler and Phyllis Stevens both of Van. four brothers A G Oxford Sulphur Springs H H Oxford Odessa Harlan Oxford Van Neiland Oxford Ben Wheeler. four sisters Mrs Edward Geddie California Mrs Clarence Ward Illinois Mrs Wilburn Brown Grand Saline. four grandchildren.
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A. A
Pete) Oxford
Van
Tyler
van Baptist Church
John Trafton
Cecil Allen
Church of Christ
Colfax Cemetery
Hilliard Funeral Home
van Zandt County
First Baptist Church
Texas Power & Light Company
Leta Rue Oxford
Bobbye Wheeler
Phyllis Stevens
A. G. Oxford
Sulphur Springs
H. H. Oxford
Odessa
Harlan Oxford
van and
Ed Edmondson
Sam Pittman
R. L. Stewart
Bill Stewart
Stewart Angel
Larry Lantrip
Bateses Attend Large Hope Family Reunion in Arkansas
Locals Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bates and daughter Mrs. Ruth Sides of Tyler joined 182 relatives in Hope Arkansas for a family reunion over the weekend. Mrs. Vernon McCullough returned from a vacation with A. L. Short and family in Corpus Christi. Steven Griffin of Garland visited his grandparents Everett and Mrs. Griffin. A. and Mrs. Jimmy Rucker of Keesler Air Force Base Miss spent leave with H. Rucker of Grand Saline and Ford Crew and family of Dallas. Airman Rucker will report to Carswell AFB Fort Worth on September 20.
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R. M. Bates
Ruth Sides
Tyler
Hope, Ark
Vernon McCullough
A. L. Short
Marjorie Nelson
Corpus Christi
Steven Griffin
Garland
Everett Griffin
Jimmy Rucker
Keesler Afh
Miss
H. Rucker
Grand Saline
Ford
Dallas
Rucker
Carswell Afb
Ft. Worth
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Grand Saline, Tex
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Men’s Westboro
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Hort
Boy’s
Blue Jean
Seve and
Ummer Weig
Yacvo Onder
Richey Ford
Grand Saline, Texas
Oor
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