Editorial asks overhaul of jobless reporting methods
This editorial argues that recurring bad news on unemployment can depress morale and distort international views. It cites McGraw Hill and United Nations data comparing U S and Sweden methods, and suggests including unfilled jobs and training needs to guide policy. It calls for an official high level review of unemployment reporting standards.
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U. S
McGraw Hill Publications
Bulletin of Statistics
United Nations
Sweden
U. S. Labor Department
McGraw-Hill
U.S
Long Beach names Murray Courson as city auditor
The Long Beach City Council commends Murray T. Courson for the post of city auditor to replace John Mansell who becomes city manager next Tuesday. Courson, harbor department chief accountant for 71 years, revised the harbor’s accounting and brings expertise in oil and tideland finance and state audits. His appointment lasts for Mansell’s term, expiring July 1963, with Courson seeking election in his own right.
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Long Beach
Murray T
Ted) Courson
Courson
John R. Mansell
Harbor Department
Harbor
Trans
Mansell
Town Meeting Letter Attacking Unions Draws Fire
Ed Wianecki defends unions against editor S A Chapel and calls for laws supporting workers. He cites Roosevelt and Hughes on union necessity, noting unions aided child labor laws, public schools, anti debtors prisons, minimum wage and social protections. Wianecki argues free trade unions and democracy align.
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S. A. Chapel
King
Hasmer
L. A. Chapel
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
5. A. Chapel
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Evan Hughes
U.S Supreme Court
ED Wianecki
E. Candlewind St
Customs House in Harbor Area Proposal Opposed
Editor argues against placing the new United States Customs Home in the Los Angeles harbor area. He notes 90 percent of collections come from Long Beach and LA ports and warns downtown interests push for parking, retail, and rental gains. Lionel G Gatley advocates locating public buildings where they aid their purpose.
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United States Customs
Los Angeles
Cw Center
Porta of
Long Beach
Harbor
Lionel G. Gatley
Sorrento Drive
Independent newspaper masthead scrambled text
Scrambled names and offices suggest a damaged masthead with publishers editors and advertising staff. The fragment lists several individuals and locations including New York and Detroit, but yields no coherent events or dates.
Latins Can Help Selves If They Tax as We Do
Kennedy should reshape Pan American ties by sticking to a Good Neighbor line. The plan urges rejecting dictators, strengthening defense under Monroe Doctrine, reforming Latin taxes, and tying U.S. aid to fiscal fairness to curb Castroism. It proposes roving Latin envoy Henry Wallace and 100000 host families for exchange as steps toward steady cooperation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Princeton
Carl Sandburg
Ernest Hemingway
Linus Pauling
Cal Tech
University of Mexico
Henry Wallace
Latin America
Averill Hardman
Europe
Wallace
U.S
Quotes on Peace Corps life and anti trust ethics
United Press Internationals Washington report quotes R. Sargent Shriver describing Peace Corps work as very difficult and real, not a joyride, while Senator Estes Kefauver criticizes businessmen for conspiracies and legal agreements, saying such behavior harms free enterprise and could please Khrushchev by breaking antitrust laws.
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United Press
Washington
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Estes Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Striking Choices Foster Adolescent Mood Shifts
A Sydney Harris column cites Bruno Bettelheim on the surge of options facing modern adolescents. He argues broader choice raises restlessness, indecision, and moral strain, noting cars as a prime example of how plentiful options test character and risk.
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Sydney J. Harris
Ohio State University
Home Economics Bureau
Bruno Bettelheim
Harris
Bettelheim
Kennedy taps Rockefeller network for top advisers
President Kennedy selects key diplomatic, defense, disarmament and labor aides from Rockefeller funded and allied groups including the Rockefeller Foundation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Ford Foundation and the Council on Foreign Relations. The move signals a distinctly internationalist foreign policy stance, drawing criticism from economic isolationists amid dollar and trade pressures.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller Funds
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Camogie Endowment For International Peace
Council On Foreign Relations
Ford Foundation
Tucker
Eisenhower
Truman
Roosevelt
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Bue
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Chimmaniat Nakéim Epley
Mite E. Sinen
Marry Fulton "Ban
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Advérnaing Hapresentatives Bodder Johne Inc
Fifth Avenue
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Emo
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Pancheen
Minneapolly
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Independent
Moscow
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Drew Pearson
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Franco
Spain
Castro
Ike
Ecuador
Peru
General Dynamics
Ynen Adolf Berle
Quadros
Brazil
George McGovern
Fence
Arthur Schlesinger
Berle
General Dutra
Give & Guaranten
Cuba
Hand
American Oil Companies
Venezuela
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Central America
U.S. Steel
Onnoco River
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Ray Tucker Kennedy
Rockefeller
Ca Hill
State
House
State Department
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
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Reed Report
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Carnegie Endownment For International Peace
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