Jobs in the Future Highlight Vocational Paths Over College
The government bulletin Occupational Outlook Handbook profiles about 700 occupations and stresses college diplomas for higher pay, while noting growing job opportunities for non graduates. An Oklahoma City psychiatrist warns some youths aren’t ready for college, urging stronger vocational and technical training in high schools and colleges to prevent college bottlenecks.
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Tulsa Tribune
Oklahoma City
L Mathis
Mathis
Long Beach Rotary Club Foundation
City College
Long Beach State College
Long Beach
LAC
Kuehel Seeks U S Help Against Dixie Abuses
Senator Kuchel urged Attorney General Kennedy to draft federal rules to shield defendants in state courts from harsh civil rights protest crackdowns. He cited Rev. Ashton Beyant Jones of San Gabriel jailed in Atlanta on a $20,000 bond after a church disturbance, asking if the civil rights bill would let federal intervention occur in such cases.
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South
Robert Kennedy
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Calif
Atlanta
Kackel
Felton Cousty
Ashton Beyant Jones
Jones
First Baptist Church
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Kochel
Senate Passes Tax Cut Amid Bipartisan Support
The Senate approved a tax cut with 56 Democrats and 21 Republicans backing it, while 11 Democrats and 10 Republicans opposed. Goldwater and Smith split, with Goldwater opposing amid deficit spending and Smith endorsing Democratic opponents. Senate leadership signaled later conference talks, and amendments on wartime levies and stock options were rejected.
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Anz
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Maine
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Smith
Albert Gore
D-r. Tenn
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McClellan
Widow Survivescoma After Husband's Apparent Suicide
A 47 year old San Francisco widow awoke from a three month coma despite unclear causes. Her husband, Army Col Thomas J. Grant Jr, died from carbon monoxide exposure in the same residence. A coroner ruled the death a suicide following lung cancer surgery. Florence Grant remains bedridden and unable to recall events surrounding her husband’s death or the coma. Police closed the case as unsolved with no answers forthcoming.
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Army 14
Thomas J. Grant Jr
Army
Letterman General Hospital
Edward Magle
Huegle
New York robbers get 40 year terms in bank guard killing
The mastermind of a two man bare robbery gang that killed a guard was sentenced to 40 years in New York. The trigger man and a confederate drew life terms while the death penalty was not sought. Also noted is a separate elevator incident involving Lanrette Shiller at a Brooklyn bank building.
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Bobby
Randall Wilcoxson
John Dillinger
Peter C. Curry Jr
Wilcoxson
Alfred F.’ Nussbaum
Garg
Henry Kress
Lafayette National Bank
Brooklyn
Lanrette Shiller
Oxsha Education Association
City National Bank
Tax cut bill moves through Senate amid wide amendments
The Senate approved a broad tax cut after a week of debate and more than 40 amendments. The measure lowers personal rates from 90 to 70 percent to 14 percent for withholding, reducing corporate rates from 52 to 48 percent and lifting about 1.5 million people from the tax rolls. California’s senators Clair Engle and Thomas H. Kochel voted yes.
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John
J. Sparkman
Dala
Russell B. Long
D-La
House
Senate
Washington
California
Clair Engle
Thomas H. Kochel
Civil rights bill action stalls as debate lingers
House votes on the key enforcement section amid razor-thin margins as Southern opponents resist curbs on debate. McCulloch warns his stance hinges on the Harris amendment while Meader and Whitener proposals fail, leaving civil-rights forces to push a presidential authorization for fund withholding.
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House
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Harris
Harrie
George Meader
R-Mich
Basil Whitener
Hale Boges
Local Public Notice From Long Beach Adjudication
A dated public notice from Long Beach area announces adjudication by the lower court in Los Angeles County. The document lists a decree number and references delivery by mail and carrier service, with unclear party names and financial details due to OCR issues.
Unruh Sees Tough Fight Over Housing Act
Palo Alto scene as UI Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh forecasts a tough fight over the Rumford housing act. Opponents are gathering signatures to put an initiative on next November’s ballot to nullify the act, which bans housing discrimination. Unruh says the struggle will be driven by emotion and fear, harming California’s national standing. Assemblyman Byron Rumford may run for Senate seat held by Clair Engle. Unruh also notes Mosk, Cranston and Roosevelt likely to contest the nomination.
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Ui—Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Rumford
Unruh
Unrais
Byron Romford
Berkeley
United States Senate
Clair Engle
Atty
Stanley Mosk
Alan Cranston
James Roosevelt
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