Retraining Plan Reaches Few Uneducated Workers
Washington AP reports the federal manpower retraining program reaches only a small share of unemployed with little or no education. Seymour Wolfbein, Labor Department official, notes about 5 percent of retrainings are from those below eighth grade, with Black workers making up about 20 percent of trainees.
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Washington
Seymour Wolfbein
Labor Department
Office of Manpower, Automation and Training
Wolfbein
Skyrockers Plan Annual Meeting on Grandad Bluff
The Skyrockers, sponsors of the New Year’s Eve fireworks on Grandad Bluff, will hold their annual meeting at 7 45 p.m. Monday at 2525 King Street. The season’s program will be announced at the meeting.
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Grandad Bluff
King St
Ex U S Steel VP dies in Harvey hospital
Arthur C. Wilby, 78, former vice president of United States Steel Corp from 1946 to 1953, died Friday night in a hospital in Harvey Illinois. He retired in 1953 and had a long career with the steel giant.
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U.S. Steel
Harvey
Ill
Arthur C. Wilby
United States Steel Corp
Dollar Stability Tribute to U S By Sylvia Porter
Porter's tribute praises the dollar defense network after Kennedy's assassination and notes steady economic growth under Johnson. It cites unemployment improvements, high industrial production, and a balance of payments deficit near 3.5 billion for 1963 with risks of a price wage spiral. The piece assesses Kennedy era goals and Johnson's ability to push tax cuts through Congress.
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United States
U.S
John Kennedy
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Free World
Wall Street
Kennedy
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Dakin Hearing Set On Freedom Tomorrow
In Mauston circuit court Judge Bruce Beilfuss will hear whether Jane Dakin 22 should be freed from Winnebago State Hospital. Dakin was committed in 1959 after a jury found her insane in the fatal shooting of her parents.
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Beilfuss
Notable Defense Delegation Reaches Ottawa
A Monday report details a December 2 1963 arrival in Ottawa by a defense delegation. The group travels to discuss security and alliance issues with Canadian counterparts and aims to strengthen joint military cooperation.
Etruscans Aided By Illustated World Book Prize
Uncle Ray announces a World Book Encyclopedia set award for Stafford High Ninth Grade science. questions from grades four to twelve are invited for possible classroom awards. He describes the Etruscans, their tomb art, crafts, and influence on early Rome, noting widespread museum displays and a 135 year old tale from Tuscany about a plow sinking into the soil.
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Stafford Springs
Conn
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
Ancient tombs yield relics in Tuscan dig finds
The surface revealed ancient tombs containing vases, small jewels, and statues. A prince from Canino ordered digs to retrieve artifacts, while Etruscans, later called Tuscans, uncovered numerous tombs with small statues including Tuscan soldiers in Greek-like armor.
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Italy
Tiber River
Canino
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