Education as Answer to Automation's Social Toll
The article cites Secretary of Labor Wirtz urging raising the compulsory school age to 18 and two extra years of public education to cut job seekers. It also notes Edwin Shelley's earned educational leave plan, proposing furloughs for workers to study while paid, to open positions for the unemployed. Both hinge on education amid structural unemployment as machines replace workers.
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Wirtz
Edwin F. Shelley
National Council On the Aging
Shelley
Johnson era politics blamed for world in flames
Miss Elly Peterson charged that President Johnson dances to fiddles while the world burns in a Capitol Hill luncheon. She argued diplomacy governs his actions and urged emphasis on national strength and world stewardship over re election.
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Johnson
Elly Peterson
Capitol Hill
Poverty War Splits over Poverty Programs Officials Clash
Labor Secretary Wirtz and Welfare Secretary Celebrezze oppose Sargent Shriver on anti poverty campaign proposals. They object to shifting programs from their departments arguing against redistributing vast existing funds. The piece notes the challenge of finding additional money as citizens already contribute large sums through the government.
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Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Sargent Shriver
Labor and Welfare Department
Shriver
Labor and Welfare Departments
Limits To Pop Art At Toronto Gallery Show
Keith Qasena a 29 year old Australian commercial artist entered a 12 panel pop art exhibit in a Toronto gallery show. One panel featured a can of dog food a knife and a fork wired to the panel and titled The Last Supper. The Ontario Society of Artists called the piece sacrilegious and arrogant. The remark questions the taste and direction of local critics.
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Keith Qasena
Australia
Toronto Art Gallery
Ontario Society of Artists
Laws, Order, and Predictability in Society
A reflective pair of sayings contrasts adherence to law with lawlessness. Proverbs 28 4 notes that keeping the law opposes the wicked, while a lawyer highlights how absence of law yields unpredictability and puzzling outcomes.
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Joseph Welch
Lodge Ambition Fades as New Hampshire Result Shocks GOP
The unexpected NH victory by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge unsettles the Republican race while signaling he may remain in Saigon. Analysts compare to Hughes 1916 defection fears and doubt a San Francisco nomination. Rockefeller upsurge and Goldwater bid shape party strategy amid Johnson’s strong position.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
United States
U. S. Senate
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Saigon
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
San Francisco
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
US Supreme Court
Hughes
Wilson
Hiram Johnson
California
Oregon
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Pesident Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Vic
Rockefeller
Controversy Rises Over Seven Days In May And Dr Strangelove
Marquis Childs surveys the reception of two provocative films, Seven Days In May and Dr Strangelove Or How To Stop Worrying And Learn To Love The Bomb. Critics split over their portrayal of military power and nuclear war, while abroad the films prompt debate on American satire and propaganda.
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Washington
Hollywood
Dr. Strangelove
Soviet Union
America
England
The
Economist
Khrushchev
Paris
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Life Magazine
Strangelove
Stanley Kubrick
Fountain pen sales rise yet dollars fall from a decade ago
W A Sheaffer II, president of Sheaffer Pen, explains fountain pen unit sales are up 1 1 percent over ten years, but factory price dollar sales have fallen more than 20 percent. He cites cartridge fill growth to 70 percent of market and expanding export and retail channels as key factors.
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W. A. Sheaffer II
Iowa
Porter
Sheaffer
An Porter
U. S
Japan
Mothers vs Fathers in Child Rearing Sparks Debate
A University of Michigan survey suggests mothers are less adequate in guiding and disciplining children while fathers show more confidence in their parenting. Separate notes cite J. E. Orme on birth season affecting IQ, with summer and fall births linked to higher brightness, and a Proverb-like reflection on ignorance and leadership.
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University of Michigan
Paper and perboard consumption per person in the country
The estimate states about 430 pounds of paper and perboard consumed annually for every man, woman, and child.
Peking moves to split world Communist movement
Roscoe Drummond reports that Peking seeks total break with Moscow and aims to create a Fourth International to exclude Khrushchev and other Kremlin leaders. China argues Moscow has abandoned Marxism Leninism and urges global Marxists to rally to Beijing, promising to bury the Moscow revisionists.
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Peking
No. 1
Communist Party
Communist Movement
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
China
Lenin
Third International
Election Calendar for Lawton and Comanche County
A calendar lists key election dates for Lawton and Comanche County residents. March 24 school district board elections. April 7 county commissioner district 3 special general election and Lawton city council election if needed. May 5 regular primary with right to work referendum. November 3 regular general election occurs.
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Lawton
Comanche County
School District Board of Education
Lawton City
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Charles C. Gridley
Marquis Childs
Sylvia Porter
By Joseph Whitney
J. E. Orme
Science News
Matthew Prior
Dennis the Menace
Roscoe Drummond
Hong Kong
Red China
Communist Revolution
Claud Martin
Macanat
Em John P. Fullerton
John B. McTaggart
Forest McClung
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