Roots and enemies in a generation of students
In St. Louis a lecturer observes students shifting from external political protest to inner life concerns. He cites a need for roots amid uprootedness, noting the rise of self reflection, authenticity, and a search for meaning beyond traditional enemies and public causes.
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Congress moves to extend minimum wage to farm workers for first time
Lawmakers debate adding 400,000 farm workers to the minimum wage coverage, highlighting stark earnings gaps. Report cites average farm wages at $1.14 per hour vs 2.70 for manufacturing, with many workers living on under $1,000 yearly from farming.
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Pericarditis and related heart ailments explained
Dear Dr. Molner answers questions on pericarditis its causes including infections from rheumatic fever pneumonia viruses and TB and how it can progress to fluid buildup or constrictive scar tissue and the role of treatment and rest. The column also notes worm treatment guidance during pregnancy and offers a booklet on emphysema control for readers.
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Inside Labor New Red Propaganda
In Washington the ILO’s 50th Congress elected Leon Chajn of Poland as president drawing protest from the American labor delegation led by Rudy Faupl. Faupl and Meany condemned Poland’s limits on free unionism while the ILO has noted Poland’s restrictive labor laws. The dispute centers on tactics against world communism and free trade questions.
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Almanac May 21 1966 notable events and dates
Almanac notes key historical anniversaries including the 1788 Constitution’s NH ratification, Okinawa surrender in 1945, 1963 Vatican election Pope Paul VI, and 1965 Johnson tax cut. It also mentions U.S. workers walking out during ILO sessions and critiques of Comrade President during labor debates.
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McDonald named to Las Vegas City Golf Course Board
Herb McDonald was appointed to the Las Vegas City Golf Course Board. Mrs. A P Rubidoux became the new presiding officer of Clark County Salon No 280 40 and 8.
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