Model City Child Development Program hires with preference to residents
Don Forney explains the Manpower component accepts all job applications while operating agencies like the Child Development Project make final hiring decisions. Model City funds give first preference to Model Neighborhood Residents and training is provided after employment with release time arranged by the agencies. Applications are available at the Model City Commission office 609 South Main Street High Point.
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S.W. A
Don Forney
Model City
Child Development Project
Forney
Model City Commission
South Main Street
High Point
Wig Makers of New Jersey Advertising Complaint
Three customers report paying by check for wigs ordered through Family Weekly ads from Wig Makers of New Jersey and receiving no shipments. They submitted copies of canceled checks and letters, but no replies. Request information on Wigmaker Dept F W 11 Neptune NJ 07753.
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New Jersey
Neptune
N.J
Service Department
Family Weekly
Park Avenue
New York
N.Y
Community fund backs national groups with local reach
The High Point United Fund allocates 20,670 to national and state agencies screened by North Carolina United. The panel evaluates worth, ensuring budgets are debt-free before approval, with emphasis on local publicity of supported agencies.
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United Fund
North Carolina United
N. C. United
Children’s Home Society
Florence Crittenton Services
N. C
Council of the National Council On
High Point United Fund
Enterprise
Franchised business inquiry to Better Business Bureau contact
Mrs W B asked about a franchised business and should contact the Guilford County Better Business Bureau for information. Jake Harris reports a donated fluoroscope machine from B'nai B'rith will be shipped by the Rev Marlowe and the Pentecostal Holiness Church to a mission hospital in Africa's Congo.
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W. B
Better Business Bureau
Guilford County
M. F
Jake Harris
B’nai B’rith
Marlowe
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Africa
Congo
Nixon to attend Moscow summit in late May
President Nixon announced he will join a Moscow summit in the latter part of May after his China trip to pursue progress on mutual problems. He said the aim is better US Soviet relations and that the trip will include Secretary Rogers and Kissinger. He suggested a November Vietnam announcement with continued aims to free prisoners of war.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
China
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Tass
Union
Alexsei Kosygin
Nikoli Podorny
William P. Rogers
National Security Affairs
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Labor leaders commit to Nixon wage board talks in Moscow
AFL-CIO President George Meany and Teamsters chief Frank Fitzsimmons join United Auto Workers head Leonard Woodcock in agreeing to serve on Nixon's 15‑member Pay Board. Nixon pledges autonomy for the board, with Congress and the Cost of Living Council limited to oversight on inflation goals.
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Nixon
Moscow
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Frank Fitzsimmons
The
Teamsters
Leonard Wood
United Auto Workers
COLC
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board and Price Commission
Meany
George Shultz
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Secretary of Labor
John D. Hodgson
Labor
No Cost of Living Council
John B. Connally
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Mercury levels in humans decline say researchers
Researchers report human tissue mercury declines, countering fish related fears. Study of autopsy tissues from 1913 to 1970 across 59 Michigan residents shows peaks in early childhood and midlife, with no constant accumulation. Dr. Jack Kevorkian questions FDA fish mercury standard as emotionalism and ignorance drive policy.
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Minneapolis, Minn
American Public Health Association
Saratoga General Hospital
Detroit
Mich
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Jack Kevorkian
Food and Drug Administration
Sweden
Nixon to Name Supreme Court Picks Next Week
President Nixon said he will announce two Supreme Court nominees next week and that Senator Robert Byrd and at least two women are under consideration. White House and unnamed aides say Byrd remains among roughly a dozen active candidates with no fixed top choice.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
West Virginia
Len
Tme
White House
United States Expands Toward Continental Empire
In the era of national growth a push to expand U S influence reaches widespread newspaper coverage during National Newspaper Week observed October 10 to 16.
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Louisiana Purchase
United States
National Newspaper Week
Textiles Deadline Is Set in U S Trade Talks
Nixon warned the United States will act if no progress is made by Friday toward limiting textile exports from Japan and other nations. Tokyo seeks talks to renew negotiations while Japan Korea Taiwan and Hong Kong explore compromises including noncotton limits and tariff relief. South Korea and Nationalist China also show willingness to discuss restraints.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
Hong
Tokyo
South Korea
Hong Kong
China
Chesty Puller Dies at 73 After Long Marine Career
Lt Gen Lewis B. Puller, the most decorated Marine, died of pneumonia in Hampton at 73 after a 38 year career and 56 decorations. His son Lewis B. Puller Jr. survived. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Chesty’ Puller
Hampton, Va
Lewis B
Chesty
Puller
Marine Corps
Korea
Kecoughtan Veterans Administration Hospital
Lewis B. Puller Jr
Vietnam
William Howard Dabney
Fairfax
Michael Patrick Downs
Alexandria
Emily
Virginia Military Institute
MacArthur
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Price Commission
1St Cavalry Division
Pace
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
U.S. Marine Corps
Marines
Fishburn of
San Diego, Co
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