Under 25 and Job Changes Likely Six Times Says Column
A New York AP piece notes youths under 25 will likely change jobs at least six times in a lifetime while those 35 to retirement average two more changes. It blends assorted quips on culture, currency, meals, and trivia with brief items on social behavior and travel.
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New York
Jean Paul Getty
Will Durant
Britain
William Howard Taft
Arizona
Heywood Broun
Private Loan Authority for Johnson
Congress authorized President Johnson to shift 4.2 billion dollars in government held loans to private investors next year. Senate action followed House changes with votes splitting along party lines. House Ways and Means moves on a new national debt ceiling, though a senior Republican signaled the transfer reduces ceiling relevance. The Treasury sought a 428 billion limit but faces possible automatic drop to 245 billion.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Congressional
Treasury
Don Wo Byrnes
Rawis Wald
GOP
Lermaerats
Hanster
War Policy May Affect Oregon Vote
Oregon voters head to the primary amid national focus on Vietnam policy. Sen. Magnuson says Oregon results will not decide the President's course in Southeast Asia, while local issues shape the Democratic race between Howard Morgan and Rep. Robert Duncan. Republican Mark Hatfield seeks easy renomination as others vie for governor slots in Florida and Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Southeast Asia
Oregon
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Howard Morga
Federal Power
Gay
Mark C. Hatfield
Senate
Magnuson
Haydon Burns
Miami
Robert King High
Burns
High
Goveror
Raymond Gary
Preston Moore
American Legion
Sukarno Bows to Pressure Talks Peace With Malaysia
President Sukarno yielded to pressure and agreed to peace talks with Malaysia. Radio Jakarta reported he told Foreign Minister Adar Malik he could meet Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak of Malaysia to discuss ending the three year war involving UN forces.
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Amir Daud
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Radio Jakarta
Adar Malik
Puty
Abdul Razak
Malavaia
Rockefeller Endorses Romney for 1968 Ticket
Rockefeller suggested a Romney Javits presidential ticket, appealing to moderates as a means to retain GOP control. He stopped short of a formal endorsement but praised the two leaders, while others, including Scranton and Nixon, weighed in with varying reactions amid a growing moderate push in 1968.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
New York
Miami
Romney
Oregon
Mark
Hatfield
Romey
Big
Michigan
Johnson
Garden City
Jay Ts
Geavely
International Tea at Bethel Church Promises Cultural Theme
Bethel A M E Church hosts an International Tea at City Park Youth Center on Sunday May 29 from 4 to 6 PM. Theme covers US England China Japan and Spain with decorations to match. Tickets on sale through Bethel members. Call PR 7-4474 7-4678 or 7-3777 for details. Mrs L M Kirvin chair Rev J E Hughes pastor.
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Bechhel A. M. E. Church
City Park Youth Center
England
China
Japan
Spain
Bethel
L. M. Kirvin
J. E. Hughes
Debate Opens on Minimum Wage Bill in House
The House debates a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.60 by 1968 and extend coverage to 7.2 million workers, including nearly 500,000 farm workers, with staged raises through 1971. Opponents warn of inflation and job loss while supporters push broader coverage and faster increases.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Records Fall In Flathead Catfish And Spotted Bass
Arkansas outdoors brief notes fishing record changes led by Don Heller of Batesville with a five pounds 13 ounce spotted bass from Greers Ferry May 13 verified by a wildlife officer. Grover Hawkins set a 33 pound 8 ounce flathead on the Red River May 12. new records mark a high for the year since 1959. Teal season set Sept 16 24 with free permits required and licenses. March fishing strong with 197 anglers responding. deer car deaths and boating violations noted. Trapping tallies include 53 coyotes 2 bobcats in April led by Lone Barker Lindley and Edgar Spears.
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George M. Purvis
Little Rock
Kentucky
Don Heller
Batesville
Greers Ferry
J. W. Davidson
Chicago
Norfolk
Alabama
Grover Hawkins
Mountain View
Red River
G & FC
R. B. Crawford
Mena
Ouachita
Washington, D.C
Arkansas
Game and Fish Commission
Ark
Doctor's Mailbag: Myocarditis and Acne Remedies
A health column explains myocarditis causes from acute infections such as rheumatic fever and pneumonia, its symptoms, and management with activity limits and digitalis. It also covers teenage acne causes and treatments, Pap smear self-testing impracticalities, artificial sweeteners' calorie absence, and urges sending questions to Dr. Brandstadt.
Space Observation Pact Negotiated Between Powers
In Vienna Soviet scientist Alla Massievitch said the United States and the Soviet Union are negotiating a joint space satellite observation pact. Soviet observatories would monitor an American earth measuring satellite, with a U.S. envoy to Moscow to finalize the agreement. Chief Soviet delegate Anatoly Ulagonrayov doubted any racket cooperation, stating neither needs the other.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Alla Massievitch
Committee For Space Research
Masseiviteh
U.S
Moscow
Anatoly Ulagonrayov
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