Johnson's Dilemma How to Create More Jobs
James Marlow surveys U.S. labor trends from 1945 to 1963, noting the push for higher employment. It recalls the Employment Act of 1946, Truman's aim for full employment, and later gains and gaps under Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson as unemployment fluctuates with population growth.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
White House
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Five Airmen Cite Barracks Raid by Negro Soldiers
Five American airmen testified in an Army court martial about a raid on an air force barracks in Eureux France the night Airman J C Robert Padgett was killed. Two Negro soldiers face unpremeditated murder charges with four others to be tried later.
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Eureux
France
Air Force
J. C. Robert Padgett
Woodlawn
Padgett
Norman H. Kirschman
Pfc
Raymond C. Best Jr
Pittsburgh
Robert Burrell
Philadelphia
Charles Lopex Jr
Bryan
Tex
Lopex
Edward A. Schwartz
New York
Schwartz
British Hold Key Elections For Three Seats In Parliament
In London Marylebone Conservative stronghold former Lord Hailsham now Quin tin Hogg runs against Labour's Peter Plouvier in a tight bye vote. Open Shaw Manchester and Woodbridge Suffolk coast elections test party strength with Conservative and Labour rivals. More than 300 British migrants sail to South Africa aboard the Empress of Britain, the largest such group, plus 85 engineers 35 construction workers 8 nurses and 5 architects. University of Rome engineering students protest cramped classrooms by staging lectures in the ancient arena as a demand for better facilities.
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Marylebone
Lord Hailsham
Quintin Hogg
Labor
Peter Plouvier
Liverpool
England
South Africa
Rome
University of Rome
Olosseum
Brazil Senator Fires Live Shot Killing Colleague
In Brasilia a Brazilian senator from Alagoas fired from the speaker's platform, missing his target but fatally wounding Sen. Jose Cairala during surgery. Sen. Arnon de Melo and Sen. Silvestre Pericles were placed in military custody as an investigating committee was named.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Senate Chamber
Jose Cairala
Cairala
Acre
Arnon de Melo
de Melo
Silvestre Pericles
Pericles
Alagoas
Senate
Joao Agripino
Agripino
Christian Democratic Party
Stay On Job Halaby Told By Johnson
President Johnson refused to accept the resignation of FAA Administrator Najeeb E. Halaby after an informal White House meeting. Halaby, a Californian, faced feuds with a Texas congressman and airport aid disputes in Dallas while pursuing projects on air traffic control modernization, a U.S. supersonic airliner, and all weather landing devices.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Najeeb E. Halaby
Halaby
White House
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Texas
Henry B. Gonzales
D-Tex
Dallas
U.S
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Masons To Install State Of Officers
Morris J. Glass will be installed as worshipful master of Masonic Lodge 183 at 7 p.m. Friday at the lodge at 20th and Lincoln. He succeeds Rudolph Eppler. Other officers include Frank C. Ray senior warden Edward F. E. Fessler junior warden George C. Whitten treasurer FE. Burrell Jones secretary J. Harry Matthews Edward F. Hillhouse trustees. Appointees are Clyde L. Perry Albert M. Palange Sr Wayne T Stephens Joseph F. Hardiman Maston M. Hair and John A. Love ryler.
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Morris J. Glass
Baldwin
Masonic Lodge
Lincoln
Glass
Rudolph Eppler
Frank C. Ray
Edward FE. Fessler
George C. Whitten
FE. Burrell Jones
Actress Karyn Kupcinet death threats puzzle slaying
Hollywood detectives pursue new leads in the strangling death of actress Karyn Kupcinet. Investigators confirmed one of seven taped threats was written by Kupcinet to herself, with fingers from a magazine cutout and sent to her former boyfriend actor Andrew Prine.
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Hollywood
UPI
Karyn Kupcinet
Senators Split On One Year Farm Labor Bill
In Washington the Senate approved the House version extending for one year the law allowing importation of farm labor from Mexico. Sen. J Howard Edmondson supported the bill while Sen. Mike Monroney voted against it, part of a 50 to 36 result.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Mexico
Sen
J. Howard Edmondson
Mike Monroney
International Upper Mantle Project draws world scientists
Scientists from about twenty nations join the International Upper Mantle Project to study the outermost 600 miles of the earth's surface using diverse methods.
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