White House Announces Job Plan for Youths
The White House outlines a federal job program aimed at youths, detailing funding and administration. It describes a nationwide effort led by senior officials to provide work opportunities in public service and non profit sectors, highlighting young participants’ involvement and expected impacts.
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Weekend Summit Sparks Unclear Signoff on Property Pact
Rival factions and local officials met over a property dispute and project plan. The county office records and statements from named figures hint at a reconciliation or next steps but the text is garbled.
Increase in Food Stamp Benefits Drafted by Officials
An Agriculture Department official said new food stamp allotments may raise a family of four from 165 to 190 monthly, though final figures await department clearance and post April 1 review. The move follows higher costs and liberalized eligibility, with enrollment projected to rise toward 6 to 8 million by July 1.
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Doctors' Tests Show How You Can Shrink Hemorrhoidal Swelling
Doctors tested a treatment that relieves pain and swelling in hemorrhoidal tissues without narcotics or harsh astringents. Preparation H. is available OTC in ointment or suppositories and lubricates to ease bowel movements.
Porterfield Wins 31000 Jones Award for Best Fiction
Nolan Porterfield, a 31 year old college professor, wins the Jesse H. Jones award for best Texas fiction from the Texas Institute of Letters for A Way for Knowing. The Dallas event honors writers with substantial cash prizes across categories. Porterfield, who teaches at Southeast Missouri State, previously published in Sewanee Review and Harper's, based the novel on a WWI veteran returning to a Texas cotton firm. He grew up near O'Donnell, Texas, and holds a PhD from the University of Iowa.
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Officials Protest Nuclear Blast in Tokyo Nagasaki Appeal
Nagasaki officials protested to Premier Chou Enlai after a new Chinese nuclear test. They urged no further nuclear tests regardless of reason. The blast was detected Saturday.
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