Johnson seeks three million more jobs amid labor market growth
The article discusses President Johnson’s push for a three million increase in jobs, noting current employment around 70 million with 3.5 million unemployed as the labor pool grows. It cites past figures under Eisenhower Kennedy and Truman, mentions the Employment Act of 1946, and references political figures and events including Colusa hunting trip with Earl Warren, Van Johnson’s surgery, and Cardinal Spellman’s travel.
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The Twisted Saber: Benedict Arnold's Maine Campaign
A fragment of a historical novel recounts Benedict Arnold’s return after Ticonderoga and his march toward Canada. Misfortune shadows the Maine expedition as 1,000 troops voyage the Kennebec and Chaudiere rivers, facing storms, rapids, a court martial, and grueling swamp and hill marches. Arnold shows care for troops while a council of war forms with Greene, Meigs, and others as the brigade endures hardship.
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Invasion of Canada Opens Under Benedict’s Command
The Continental invasion of Canada begins as Benedict leads a brigade toward Quebec. After crossing storms and delays, Mor gan’s Virginian riflemen secure a river assault point while Benedict organizes a base near the Plain of Abraham. The flotilla is battered by weather, cannons manned, and an early test of alert defenses at Montreal looms.
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Stevenson Says Johnson Will Pick VP Candidate Time
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Stevenson noted that President Johnson had not asked him about a running mate and that a decision would likely come only as the presidential ticket nears the election time.
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Bali Floods Sweep Island Prompting Aid Efforts
Floods hit Bali island in Indonesia, prompting local authorities to assess damage and mobilize relief. Officials warn of ongoing weather risks as communities brace for possible further rainfall and floods. Local agencies coordinate with national agencies to deliver aid and assess needs.
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YMCA publishes youth oriented religious questions book program
The Young Men's Christian Association expands its interdenominational ministry in print with Association Press, issuing 50 to 60 titles yearly aimed at youth and laymen. New director Dr. Stanley Stuber, an American Baptist, emphasizes practical morality, church unity, and sexual ethics for modern life.
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