Pentagon studies poverty youth plan
The Pentagon plans long range studies to measure social effects of Project 100 000 a program to salvage 100 000 poverty scarred youth annually for military service. McNamara calls it a defense stamp of approval and notes one third of draft entrants fail to qualify for the draft.
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Bob Horton
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
I. M. Greenberg
Vietnam
Greenberg
Defense Department
Mec‘Namara
Denver
McNamara
Pay Hike Without Union Approval Ruled Unfair
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found Korn Industries of Sumter South Carolina engaged in an unfair labor practice by raising workers pay without union approval The 1965 wage hike of about five cents an hour was labeled bad faith bargaining by the majority Judge Bryan dissented calling the raise a hypocritical farce The company cited Civil Rights Act and Fair Labor Standards Act compliance as reasons for the raise.
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Richmond, Va
Korn Industries, Inc
Sumter
S.C
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United Furniture Workers of America
Aficio
Albert V. Bryan
Defensible Bid Picks Up Rubber Match Details
The article recalls rubber bridge player Charles Lockett of St Louis and his grandson Roger Lord in a semifinal. Norbert Kremer joined Roger in a four spade finish after a tense last hand. Roger, vulnerable, faced a lead and hoped for a 300 point bonus to seal the rubber.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Charles Lockett
St. Louis
Roger Lord
Norbert Kremer
Norbert
Roger
Npen
Hie
Otek
South
Aiind
North Meg Ohn
Stevens Reinstates 71 Workers After Union Dispute
NEW YORK AP The National Labor Relations Board orders J P Stevens Co to reinstate 71 discharged workers at 20 plants in North and South Carolina with back pay. The Supreme Court declined to intervene, and Stevens vows to maintain nonunion plant policy while addressing antiunion conduct. The NLRB ruling also requires public notice that Stevens will not engage in unfair labor practices.
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NEW York
J. P.stevens Co
North Carolina
South Carolina
National Labor Relations Board
Stevens
U.S. Supreme Court
Net
U.S. Circuit of Appeals
Aer
Besoin
Textile Workers Union of America
Union and Labor Board
TWUA
Rock Hill
Greenan
Roanoke
NLRB
Stevens Chain
Pen Parma
James Pierce
Charlotte
N. Ree
Ae Ee Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Pierce
Eset Endealetol Vaetnaiie
Police Officer Cleared in Winston-Salem Death Riot
Grand Jury declines to indict Police Officer W E Owens over the death of James Eller after Eller died of brain injury from a confrontation with officers. Earlier murder charges were dismissed, sparking riots last November as National Guardsmen were deployed to quell violence and arrests surpassed a hundred.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
W. E. Owens
Winston-Salem
Owens
James Eller
Justus M. Tucker
Be Pew Owens
Take
Dan Moore
Widow seeks Satanic funeral for Navy man Olsen
Christine Olsen asks for a Satanic funeral for her husband Edward D. Olsen a Navy machinist mate third class killed in a traffic crash at age 26 The service led by Anton LaVey founder of the First Satanic Church of San Francisco included taps and a volley LaVey said the rites were not a devil worship but a celebration of life and Olsen’s wish to be buried in earthly terms
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San Francisco
C Lawn
Navy
Edward D. Olsen
Fof
Satan
Anton LaVey
Olsen
Christine
LaVey
Park Ridge
Ill
Mar. Harold
Good Faith and Economy Back Dollar Says AP Analysis
The AP analysis argues that U.S. dollar strength rests on government credibility and the economy, not gold reserves. It notes a likely Treasury push to remove the 25 percent gold cover, despite Republican criticism of deficits and policy, and explains that gold backing is now largely obsolete.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Ft. Knox
U.S
Treasury Department
Congress
U. S
Administration
Republican Coordinating Committee
Johnson
North Carolina and Georgia forecast with mild Wednesday
Forecast notes fair and cooler tonight for North Carolina and Georgia. Wednesday brings fair and mild afternoon. Lows reach 42 in the south and near 8 in the northeast with daytime highs 62 to 72.
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North Carolina
Georgia
Rockefeller Sees Risk to GOP Unity Over 1968 Candidate
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller warns GOP unity may crack if governors back a party nominee without broad consensus. He notes Melvin Laird’s lack of a firm endorsement and urges coordinated action, saying a united platform strengthens the party’s impact in Congress and at the national level. Rhode Island Governor Chafee also weighs in on Romney candidacy.
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Rockefeller Ge
Melvin R. Laird
Palm Beach
Fila
Congress
New York
Laird
Eller
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Romney
Satisfacting Beyond Dollars and Cents
The statement suggests fulfillment can come from non monetary gains beyond strict financial value, highlighting that satisfaction involves intangible rewards, principles, or personal meaning rather than price. It contrasts economic metrics with deeper fulfillment.
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Bond
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