Neighborhood Youth Corps beefed up in Watts and Harlem
The Job Corps will expand summer programs by 50 percent or more in Watts and Harlem as part of a national drive to remove 190 000 teens from the streets. Transportation to work will be arranged for Watts youths, with broader cuts elsewhere to fund the effort amid criticism from several communities.
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Washington
Johnson
Watts
Hariem
Los Angeles
Jack Howard
Howard
Appalachia
Castro Claims Economic Strides
In Havana Prime Minister Castro says Cuba has made progress by caring for the people and investing in education while acknowledging ongoing housing shortages. He notes many homes and facilities remain to be built and improved to lift industry and agriculture.
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Castro
United States
Cuba
Tragic crib deaths discussed in reader letter
In a letter to Dr Molner a reader speculates that fatal crib deaths arise from lung complications such as interstitial pneumonitis and possible viral factors. The exchange mentions penicillin and alternative antibacterial drugs for rheumatic fever and asks about allergy limitations and treatment options.
Detached retina notes and treatment limits voiced
A fragmented note discusses detached retina and its lack of direct link to underlying conditions. It mentions current treatment options and a specialist's inability to reply individually due to high volumes, reflecting communication constraints in medical practice.
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