A Splendid Idea to Cut Poverty Through Jobs
Private firms in 50 cities placed 84,000 people, mostly African American, in good jobs in six months. As of Sept 30, 61,273 remain on the job. The National Alliance of Businessmen aims for 100,000 jobs by next June 30 and 500,000 by mid 1971, arguing reclamation reduces relief and boosts taxpayers.
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De Gaulle Faces Waning Power Amid France’s Turmoil
Aged Charles de Gaulle at 78 confronts a weakened France as May’s upheaval and soaring prices strain the franc. Critics note mutinous student energy and union tensions while de Gaulle vows endurance and resists retreat. His inner circle fears further devaluation and financial strain.
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Editorial Research Farewell Flight for Mrs Johnson
Editorial reports Mrs Lyndon B Johnson begins a four day six thousand mile farewell journey across the nation. The piece notes her renaming of a Potomac island in her honor and cites honors from Keep America Beautiful and an Interior Department appointment. It highlights her conservation and beautification work, travels, and praise from Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Eric Sevareid.
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Wallace Third Party Hope and Nixon Judges
Drew Pearson surveys George Wallace s third party bid, predicting national expansion via the American Independent party while noting Wallace closest to a demagogue role. It also reviews Nixon judicial appointments and Thurmond s Southern gatekeeping on federal judges amid civil rights history.
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New York taxi wisdom from a charming guest columnist
Guest columnist Je Ann Francis Gray delivers New York taxi lore based on a recent trip. The piece guides visitors on when taxis are scarce, how to time pickups, and clever strategies to secure rides, plus tips for getting along with drivers and avoiding lectures.
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