Unemployment Gaps Still Plague Black Teens Across Regions
The report shows unemployment falling overall to about 5 percent but black teens face the highest jobless rates, with long-held gaps stubbornly persisting in Lowell Massachusetts and other economically hard areas. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes slow improvement for all groups, while aerospace and mining regions struggle with layoffs and migration of jobs to the South and overseas.
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Return to Quang Tri as refugees seek shattered homes
In Quang Tri Province, hundreds of families return from refugee camps to find villages devastated after heavy fighting. Trung Chanh hamlet shows few intact houses, with Le Thi Do and others salvaging what remains. Government aid provides tin roofing, lumber, about ten dollars, and rice for the first month as residents rebuild amid ruins.
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Pope urges contributions for new Rome churches
Pope Paul VI denounces lack of church construction in Rome's new suburbs and asks Catholics to fund a church-building drive started by Cardinal Igo Poletti. He praises civil efforts providing housing, schools, shops, hospitals, sports fields and police stations, yet laments no parishes.
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