Life Among Jobless in Stricken Area
In southern West Virginia coal country a family lives on a dollar an hour from ADC relief. Denzil, 49, works limited hours as gardener janitor and trash collector while awaiting seniority. Emma 35 and daughters Rebecca June 9 Ruth Ann 7 rely on mollies and surplus foods as they endure a day marked by TV routines and precarious wages.
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Charleston Gazette-Mail
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Reichman's Idea Really Paid Well
AP Business News reports Henry Reichman grew from $20,000 in debt in 1961 to a multimillionaire by creating cash prize games for supermarkets. His Spell C-A-S-H card system and other games boost customer activity, with $10 million spent on his games by stores in about 2.5 years. Reichman claims 80 percent of the market. He began in Germany in 1907, moved to the United States in 1929, and tested Spell C-A-S-H in Dayton, Ohio with CPA-backed results to persuade chains.
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Germany
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Rep Harris Suffers a Bad Defeat in House Rules
Washington AP The House Rules Committee blocked the administration transportation bill Tuesday after 87 votes. Rep Oren Harris D Ark guided the measure through hearings and commerce panel approval but industry pressure blocked it. Main provisions would have extended railroad rate exemptions and trimmed water carrier exemptions under ICC rules, drawing rail support but coal, water, grain, and port groups against it.
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D-Ark
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Malaysia Plans Tougher Policies After Victory
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, after an Alliance landslide, moves to craft tougher laws to confront Indonesian backed guerrillas in Malaysian Borneo and saboteurs across the federation. A cabinet minister may be appointed to lead antiguerrilla operations in Sarawak and Sabah as Rahman secures broad parliamentary support.
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Sabah
Borneo
Malaya
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Teachers Win Journalism Awards In Arkansas Grants
Two Arkansas high school journalism teachers gain summer study grants from The Newspaper Fund. Martha H. Whipple of Russellville and Marie Benson of Springdale receive funded seminars at University of Colorado and University of Arkansas respectively. About 381 teachers will attend 36 colleges to improve writing editing and production skills with focus on organizational issues.
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