Automation and work in an age of machines
Puritan ethic, look alive. The piece argues that automation is reshaping jobs rather than destroying them, with the Wall Street Journal noting modest growth in production line work but a 20 percent rise in total civilian employment since 1960. Displacement is likely temporary as workers retrain, and the economy benefits from smoother responses to business cycles. The column urges maintaining work ethic. Another note jokes about after-shave aimed at romantic moods across nationalities.
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Wall Street Journal
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Winston Salem
N.C
Journal
Viet Cong Threat to Execute Prisoners Reported
AP dispatch from Tokyo says Radio Hanoi in Japanese broadcast warns that three Viet Cong patriots sentenced to death in Saigon on May 12 will trigger retaliation. It states that American prisoners including a major will be executed if the trio is executed.
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Hanoi
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Dodd Censure Case Delayed for a Week
Senator Thomas J. Dodd sought more time for his final plea in the censure case and judgment was postponed until next week. Senate postpones Saturday session at Dodd's request and will debate the case today then pause until Monday.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dodd
Connecticut
Earler
Sen
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D-Law
Long
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sanders son Well and Supply Co wins Hoxie water bid
Sanders son Well and Supply Co of Jonesboro submitted the apparent low bid of 9987 dollars for the Hoxie water supply well construction. In Chichester England comedian Danny Kaye canceled an appearance at a sellout play prompting anger from co star Fenella Fielding who called the move unforgivable and dreadful. Festival director John Cleaments said Kaye had guaranteed to cover losses.
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Sandersson Well and Supply Co
Jonesboro
Chichester
England
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Kaye
Chichester Theater Festival
Israel
Fenella Fielding
John Cleamentes
Writer Feels Humor Now Is Written to Be Spoken on Boob Tube
HAL Boyle profiles H Allen Smith on turning 59 and his new book Son of Rhubarb He laments that modern humor is written for television and cites Swift Mencken and Fred Allen as true influences He argues humorists are social critics not mere entertainers and praises Mark Twain as a pioneering social critic ahead of his era
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New York
H. Allen Smith
Smith
America
H. Allen
Huntington
Ind
Horatio Alger
Florence Nightingale
Jonathan Swift
H. Mencken
Fred Allen
Bob Benchley
Donald Ogden
Mark Twain
Time for Gardens Warns of Tetanus Dangers
Hempstead County Health Department urges tetanus awareness as gardening season starts. Health officials note tetanus can enter through minor wounds and provide guidance on immunization with three injections and boosters every 10 years.
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Mary Anita
Hollis S. Ingraham
New York
State Police to Buy Plane for Traffic Observation
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Purchasing Department announced bids would open June 21 for a high wing all metal monoplane equipped with radio navigations and gate pilot gear to be used by the State Police for traffic observation.
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State Purchasing Department
Progress in Saving Lost Egyptian Army in Sinai
The International Red Cross reports progress in rescuing stranded Egyptian soldiers in the Sinai Desert. In the last 48 hours relief operations have improved and crews with Israeli forces are using trucks helicopters and planes to supply food and water to isolated groups despite the vast area and ongoing difficulty locating all stranded units.
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Red Cross
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Sinai Desert
Middle East
Brazil Launches U S Rocket Placing German Satellite
A four stage U S Javelin rocket carrying a German experimental satellite was launched from Brazil's Barreira base. Weather had postponed the blast. A second satellite is planned for Saturday with Brazilian, American and West German scientists collaborating. The rocket aims for 600 miles altitude and carries six experiments.
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Brazil
U.S
Barreira
Twiggy Faces Mixed Views At Press Conference
Sarnia Ontario AP report notes Margareta Arvidsson Miss Universe 19 and Swedish comments on Twiggy age 17 model. Arvidsson critiques mini skirts and topless dresses while acknowledging attention to the British model.
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Ont
Twiggy
Margareta Arvidsson
Sweden
Arvidssen
LBJ Shifts Plans and Stays in Capital
President Johnson, after returning from Texas, engages in talks with Holt at Camp David as Kosygin visits the United Nations. A potential Monday clash looms as Johnson prepares a Vietnam and Middle East policy speech while Kosygin attends a U.N. General Assembly emergency session pressing Israel condemnation and land restoration moves.
Rison School Board Agrees to Nonracial Faculty Hiring
The Rison School Board in Cleveland County says it will recruit and assign all teachers on a nonracial basis as required by a desegregation suit. The district closes Lanwood Negro School and moves students to Bison School this fall.
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Rison School Board
Cleveland County
Oren Harris
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Bison
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Eighth District
Bond Issue at Fayetteville for Two School Buildings
Fayetteville school board placed a $600,000 bond issue on the September election ballot to fund construction of two new school buildings. The measure seeks to expand facilities and support district students with updated classrooms and space.
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Fayetteville School Board
Kosygin and Johnson May Meet
Washington sources say Soviet Premier Kosygin may meet with President Johnson during his U N General Assembly stay in New York. Johnson will host Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt at Camp David, shifting plans from the LBJ Ranch to align with Middle East diplomacy and Kosygin’s U N visit. Security agencies mapped plans amid anticipated demonstrations by pro Israel and anti Communist groups. Svetlana Stalin to finance hospital in Kalakeankar, India, memorial to Nirjesh Singh.
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U.S
U.N. General Assembly
United States
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Kosy
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Nassau County Police
Glen Cove
N.Y
Long Island
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East 67Th Street
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Security Office
Israel
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Miss Stalin
Opens Fire at Pine Bluff Tool Works Leaves One Dead
Police said a factory cafeteria shooting at Tinals Tool Works in Pine Bluff Ark left Farnese tine Robinson 24 dead and Joseph B Branscomb 21 and Ronald Ned Haynes 29 wounded. Both Branscomb and Haynes were in satisfactory condition at Jefferson Hospital. A 37 year old Pine Bluff man is being held in connection with the shooting.
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Ark
Tinals Tool Works
Farnese Tine Robinson
Joseph B. Branscomb
Alzheimer
Ronald Ned Haynes
Jacksonville
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Haynes
Jefferson Hospital
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Kosygin arrives to push Israel blame at U.N. session
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives in New York for a special U.N. General Assembly session on the Middle East. He aims to brand Israel as aggressor and demand withdrawal from territories won by force. President Johnson cancels Texas trip and returns to Washington amid heightened security for world leaders.
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Middle East
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Israel
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Kennedy International Airport
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Gander
Newfoundland
State Department
U.S
Moscow
Dita
U.N. Security and Safety Section
Congress backs Israel security before withdrawal from Arab lands
An Associated Press survey of 438 of 534 members shows a large majority of Congress favor guarantees of Israel's security and access to the Gulf of Aqaba and the Suez Canal before any withdrawal from captured Arab areas. 41 gave qualified answers and 33 declined.
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Washington
Congress
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Associated Press
House
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
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