Education For Business Opens Many Top Level Jobs This Year
The piece argues rising demand for business and liberal arts educated leaders, noting twenty to twenty five thousand top level executives openings and many more below them. It urges parents teachers and administrators to boost early awareness and preparation to seize opportunities, highlighting journalism as a viable career path. It also cites a Florida tax error from a computerization mishap and reflects on the limited reach of automation in replacing human judgment.
Vote Allows Shifting of Federal Loan
President Johnson won House support 206-190 for a bill to let the administration borrow from private investors to finance government operations. The Senate approved a similar measure, and a conference to reconcile differences was expected. The plan aims to curb the 1967 budget deficit to about 1.8 billion.
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Washington
A(p
Johnson
Senate
House
McNamara proposes voluntary two year service plan
Secretary Robert McNamara floated a voluntary two year national service idea targeting all young Americans to serve either in the military, the Peace Corps, or similar development work at home or abroad. He warned the draft system is inequitable and urged broader international peacekeeping with allied nations.
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Washington
Ary
Robert 5S
McNamara
Peace Corps
Defense
Montreal
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Secreay
Pentagon
Congress
Red China
Dean Rusk
United States
Russia
Corning Pilot Dies in Crash
Corning Arkansas AP report says 57 year old farmer C C Shourd of Tipperary Boystown area was killed when a single engine plane nose dived into a wooded area near the Shourd farm landing strip. His son Charles Shourd Jr 35 was hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Corning, Ark
C. C. Shourd
Tipperary
Boystown
Here
Francis Underwood
Shourd
Charles Shourd Jr
Corning
Underwood
No Chance of Halting Dollar Flow
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler warned the Viet Nam war has nearly eliminated any chance to halt the drain of American dollars overseas this year. He cited a $582 million first quarter deficit, cautioned quarterly figures are unreliable, and said the war’s impact on direct military aid and the trade balance may exceed its direct costs.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
U.S
Viet Nam
Fowler
China criticizes US uranium deal with India
Chinese officials denounced Washington for approving a sale of enriched uranium to India, calling it a move to bolster collaboration with Indian expansionists against China and escalate regional tensions.
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Fokyo
China
United States
India
U.S
Faubis Son Put on Payroll Decision Sparks Scrutiny
In Little Rock AP report, Commerce Commission chairman J Orville Cheney says Claude Carpenter Jr. is removed from his $10,000 a year general counsel post because he runs as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. Cheney notes the post is open and mentions Farrell Faubus, the governor's son, who recently helped start a campaign services firm.
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Little Rock
J. Orville Cheney
State Commerce Commission
Claude Carpenter Jr
Commission
Cheney
Carpenter
Farrell Faubus
Young Faubus
Demoocc
Medicare Handbook Push to 19.1 Million Seniors
The Social Security Administration will mail a green booklet titled Health Insurance Under Social Security Your Medicare Handbook beginning June 1 through July, detailing hospital and medical coverage, deductibles, and how to obtain cards. About 17.3 million dual enrollees will receive it, with 1.8 million more getting hospitalization details.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Days of $15 Suits Not Gone
Santa Fe reports that New Mexico State Penitentiary will receive 215 men suits at 14.39 dollars each from Henry Hillgon & Co of Albuquerque. The suits will be issued to men released from prison, challenging the notion that such prices are vanished.
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Santa FE
N.M
Henry Hillgon & Co
Albuquerque
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Oregon Senate Race Climate Shapes Viet Nam Debate
The Oregon Democratic primary shapes as a test of war sentiment with Rep. Robert B. Duncan and Howard Morgan debating Vietnam policy. Duncan backs Johnson's Vietnam approach while Morgan criticizes land war policy and urges alternative peace methods. A third candidate, Cillsort Meyer, has limited support. Wayne Morse signals possible cross-party impact.
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Teenue
Oregon
Viet Nam
Robert B. Duncan
Dore
Howard Morgan
U.S. Senate
Maurine Neuberger
Duncan
Johnson
Jet Nam
Morgan
Cillsort Meyer
Wayne’ Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Mark O. Hatfield
U. S. Senate
Senate
Washington
Great Society
Barry) Goldwater
Hanoi
Mekong
Columbia
Burma
China
Living Costs Rise as Wages Slip Amid Inflation
Americans face higher living costs and slower wage growth as government reports show a 0.4 percent April rise in the consumer price index across food, clothing, housing, and transportation. President Johnson pushes a sober new economic agenda amid wage-price guideline questions and a volatile stock market.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Labor Department
White House
Johnson
United Auto Workers
Long Beach
Calif
Plane losses in Viet Nam compared by aircraft type
Reports of pilot shortages are borne out by figures for 1964 65 aircraft losses in Viet Nam. The upper panel covers fixed wing planes and the lower panel shows helicopter losses. Limited targets and intensified air war are cited as reasons for the increase.
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Viet Nam
Conway County Training Money Extended One Year
Health, Education and Welfare Department extends the Conway County work experience and training program for one year starting June 1. Senator John L. McClellan reports a total of 367,252 dollars for the program with 238,480 dollars carried over from 1985 and 128,772 added for 1966.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Conway County
John L. McClellan
D+ Ark
Purpose of Girls State Is to Educate Them in U S Citizenship
Mary Anita Laseter explains Girls State a program of the American Legion Auxiliary that trains high school girls in citizenship duties and responsibilities. Delegates must be juniors, leaders in school and community, with standards of character fitness and honesty. selection is by school officials. Local delegates from Hope are announced with sponsor groups and family ties.
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U. S
Mary Anita Laseter
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Arkansas
Camp Robinson
Little Rock
Girls State
Hope
Pegey Franks
Study Presses for Change in Draft Setup
Congressional critics pressed for an exhaustive re examination of the nation's military draft system. They charged procedures are inconsistent and inequitable and as outdated as the horse cavalry. Two House resolutions propose special investigating committees. Senator Gaylord Nelson urged a presidential commission to review draft inequities. McNamara opposes using Peace Corps service as a substitute and suggested universal two-year service in nonmilitary programs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Montreal
United States
Labor Strike Threatens British Ports as Seamen Strike
By AP correspondent Arthur L. Gavshon London Hundreds of ships idle in British ports as merchant seamen strike enters week one Tugmen refuse to tow vessels to anchorages risking port paralysis Dockers ready to quit to block nonstriker cargoes endangering imports and possibly forcing state of emergency and naval control if needed Heavily polarized figures warn of rift between Labour government and unions amid Wilsons stance against the strike
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Royal Navy
Wilson
Labor Party
William Hogarth
Seamen's Union
Hogarth
Episcopal Brotherhood to Be Formed at St Mark's Church
At 8 a m Sunday men will be admitted as members and receive the charter of the local Brotherhood of Saint Andrew. The service is led by Brigadier General (Ret) Hugh Cort and James Bowman with other officers. New members include Carl Howell Russell Leonard Leo Harmon Jerry Winer and Rev Fred Hancock who will install Howell Harmon and Winer as Director Secretary and Treasurer respectively. The Brotherhood aims to spread Christ's Kingdom through service and prayer.
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Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
Hugh Cort
Trinity Cathedral
Bowman
Arkansas Assembly of the Brotherhood
St. Mark's Church
Carl Howell
Russell Leonard
Leo Harmon
Jerry Winer
Fred Hancock
Howell
Harmon
Winer
Father Hancock
Scandalous Pair Needed in Apartment Building
A real estate specialist from Seattle told Nanaimo agents that at least one scandalous couple keeps tenants interested. William Cousins said their presence prompts residents to wonder what they will do next.
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Nanaimo
B.C
William Cousins
Seattle Institute of Real Estate Management
Arkansas Insurance Agents Elect Cockrill President
The Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents elected state Rep. Sterling R. Cockrill Jr. as president during its convention in Hot Springs. The appointment marks a leadership shift within the Arkansas insurance community.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents
Sterling R. Cockrill Jr
Thursay
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G. D. Royston, Jr
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Hope Rotary Club
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Hope Kiwanis Club
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