Urban job shortage looming by 1975 says EDA report
The Economic Opportunity Administration warns that by 1975 the 25 largest metropolitan areas outside California could face a potential shortage of 2.9 million jobs. Rural poverty is driving migrants to cities, with 7.1 million people needing work either elsewhere or at home. The trend, driven by higher output per worker, will persist as employment lags in most small counties.
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Economic Acae
EDA
Commerce Det
California
Eshkol Visits LBJ Ranch for Middle East Talks
President Johnson welcomes Prime Minister Levi Eshkol at the Hill County ranch for discussions on Middle East peace and regional balance. The private visit also touches on arms aid, water desalting projects, and regional security during a 22 hour stay.
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Levi Eshkol
Israel
Hill County
Middle East
John Macy
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Eshkol
Texas
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San Antonio
Texas White House
New York
U.S
Russia
Woman Held As Suspect In Shooting Nuns In Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a 20 year old woman is being questioned after a sniper shot two Roman Catholic nuns near St Francis of Assisi Church. One nun is seriously wounded and the other is shot in the shoulder. Janet LaZarrus, a former mental patient, was detained after police breached her barricaded apartment kitchen and recovered a .22 rifle.
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Columbus, Ohio
St. Francis of Assisi
Janet LaZarrus
Miss LaZarrus
Man Held By One Hook on Chicago Building
Chicago window washer Joseph Bacigaluno, 54, dangled by one belt hook four stories above a downtown street at 5 30 a m after slipping from a icy sill. He yelled for help, dropped his bucket and keys, and was rescued half an hour later by firefighters on an aerial ladder.
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Chicago
Joseph Bacigaluno
Bacigalupo
No Christmas for New England Children 1659 1681
Puritan rulers in Massachusetts banned Christmas celebrations from 1659 to 1681, depriving a generation of holiday joy and shaping colonial religious practices.
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New England
Massachusetts
Humphrey Misses Demonstration by Ethiopian Students
About 300 Addis Ababa University students waited for Vice President Humphrey to address them on U.S. Vietnam policy. He spoke earlier and canceled plans to meet, while students criticized U.S. aid cuts and called for Vietnam withdrawal and Katsar base pullout, not directing anger at Humphrey.
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Michael Goldsmith
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Africa
U.S
Haile Selassie
Mesfin Habtu
Addis Ababa University Students’ Union
Vietnam
Asmara
Eritrea
Hall
Peace Corps
Habtu
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