Unemployment myths and the skilled job gap
A column argues that unemployment largely stems from a shortage of projects for unskilled workers and rising youth and minority joblessness due to skill gaps. It warns that without trade training, many youths face a dim future, while demand grows for skilled workers in stenography plumbing and machine operation.
London tramp welfare report notes 1000 plus nightly seekers
Independent report lists doctors lawyers preachers and other graduates among more than 1,000 tramps roaming London streets at night seeking beds and welfare. The fragmented text mentions locations and dates but lacks clear, verifiable details beyond the scope of the notice.
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Galbraith to Retain Ambassadorship in India
John Kenneth Galbraith said after meeting President Kennedy he would remain ambassador to India for the duration of the emergency caused by the Chinese invasion of India's northern frontier. On leave from Harvard, he had no definite plans for returning to Cambridge, with leave expiring in April.
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Poisoning Suspect Held on $500 Bail in Soda Plot
Mary Anne Whitehead, 25, a Philadelphia typist, was jailed on bail after admitting she poisoned her boyfriend Lee Anchor’s soda to make him sick. She claimed no intent to kill, only to frighten him away. Anchor, 27, was in satisfactory condition at Presbyterian Hospital.
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Molasses Tanker Overturns Ties Up Gloucester Road
Dozens of cars halted near Gloucester as a molasses tanker overturned on a highway. Road workers covered the sticky spill with sand and gravel to restore traffic flow.
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Callas Trial Delayed as Witness Fined for No-Show
Milan newsman Giancarlo di was fined 1280 dollars after failing to appear in court as a witness for Madame Callas in the separation suit filed by Battista Meneghini. The long running trial was adjourned to January 7.
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