Record U S Jobs Reach New November High
UPI reports 593 million Americans held non farm jobs in November, a record high with a 200 000 rise from October. Labor official Goldstein notes auto industry strike returns boosted figures while overall employment shows broad strength across sectors. Unemployment fell and factory hours and earnings rose as manufacturing strike effects subside.
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Clark County bids sought for X ray equipment at Health Center
Clark County Nevada invites sealed bids for furnishing and installing X Ray equipment and related items for the District Health Center at Shadow Lane and Pinto Street Las Vegas. Bids due January 7 1965 with 10 percent bid bond, 50 percent payment bond, and 100 percent performance bond. county reserves right to reject all bids.
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Connor Takes Over as Commerce Head
John T. Connor, 50, president of Merck & Co., named by President Johnson to replace Luther Hodges as Secretary of Commerce. Connor, an independent Democrat, has long tied to business groups and government roles, with praise from AT&T chairman and a background in law, military service, and public service.
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Latin America
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CIA critics praise agents after world tour assessment
Sen. Milton Young, returning from visits to 14 CIA posts in nations such as South Vietnam Spain Jordan and Egypt, says CIA personnel perform well and are more effective than the larger KGB. He notes intelligent experienced briefers and predicts a successful atom bomb timing forecast. He remains unsure about CIA budget votes.
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African Unity Failure at Congo Debate
The Organization of African Unity failed to decide on a Congo strategy as ministers met in secret session and adjourned. Nigeria backed the belated mercy airlift while moderates from ten nations questioned Western racial overtones in the Security Council discussion.
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Weathercaster Remains Fair After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Fd Mann a KLAS-TV production manager and weather reporter is in poor to fair condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a Monday night cerebral hemorrhage. Since admission his status has varied from serious to failing, but doctors say he is generally improving. Mann joined KLAS-TV in 1960 and is married to Virginia with a four year old daughter Denise.
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Kennedy leaves hospital to spend Christmas in Florida
Senator Edward M Kennedy walks from New England Baptist Hospital to begin a Florida Christmas visit and recover from a broken back. He travels with brace support and moments with reporters, planning rest and return to public life.
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Reynolds Widow, Tobacco Heir, Welcomes Baby Daughter
In Lucerne Switzerland the widow of Richard J Reynolds Jr gave birth to a daughter named Irene Sabine less than two days after the tobacco heir died of a lung ailment at Santa Anna Clinic. Annelliese Schmitt the 35 year old fourth wife was in the hospital awaiting the birth. Both mother and infant are reported well by a spokesman.
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Richard J Reynolds Jr
Johnson launches $82 million war on poverty package
President Johnson announced an $82.6 million holiday package of war on poverty projects including adult education grants for states and urban job corps centers at Camp Kilmer New Jersey Tongue Point Oregon and San Marcos Texas. The plan funds training for about 30 000 adults in six months and includes pre school and welfare skill programs along with 183 million in state allotments for basic education.
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Israel Seeks Premier After Eshkol Resigns
Mapai Party discusses candidates to succeed Prime Minister Levi Eshkol who resigned amid disputes with Ben-Gurion. Most expect Eshkol to be named premier by President Zolman Shazar.
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Multiple UPI wires cover politics health and civil rights
National IDR reports 300 cases of mouldy peanut butter linked to cancer tests and cautions on human risk. Judy Garland custody talks with Sid Luft continue as California restrictions limit removal of her children. A new self policing cigarette code, overseen by Robert Meyner, aims to curb youth smoking with heavy fines. Illinois indictments target Isaacs Lang and a Chicago firm in an envelope scandal. Senate leadership considered by secret ballot to replace Humphrey. Ollie McClung Sr. opens Ollie’s Barbecue to Negroes amid civil rights era shifts and potential revenue loss.
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Nevada GOP backs Dean Burch amid party rift in Nevada
Nevada Republican leaders including Mel Lundberg Erelyn Weihel and Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt urged support for Dean Burch as national chairman. They warned a split exists but stressed unity on core issues while moderates seek Burch's ouster and Goldwater's defeat.
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