Shortage Of Jobs Hits Technicians
Washington reports show engineers scientists and technicians among the hardest hit by the worst unemployment in a decade. Officials call it frayed white collars as the transition from war to peacetime products lingers, with 1,213,000 white collar workers jobless and blue collars rising to 7.7 percent. Industry and research cutbacks ripple to universities and defense programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio Council For Scientific, Professional and Cultural
SPACE
Office
Professional Employees International
Nixon
A. D. Stewart
Stewart
Maryland
Whitecollar
Labor Department
Afl-Ciospace Council
Defense
College Placement Council of
Bethlehem
Mobile Home Burns Sell Out in Kansas Fire
Mrs. Ron Heapy returned to her Hays Kansas mobile home to find smoke and a blaze that had burned itself out after consuming the oxygen inside the trailer. Fire officials said the interior was a total loss though the exterior appeared untouched.
Talmadge Promotes Rural Life Revitalization Plan
Washington reports that Herman E. Talmadge, Georgia farmer and new Senate Agriculture Committee chair, argues that stopping the rural exodus is key to reviving cities. He says decentralization of industry and improved rural living conditions are required to balance urban and rural America.
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Washington
Herman E. Talmadge
Georgia
Senate Agriculture Committee
America
Talmadge
Agriculture Committee
Sen
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Sen. Ellender
William Woods and Baylor Nursing Curriculum Planned
Fulton William Woods College and Baylor University School of Nursing Dallas Texas have agreed to a cooperative program. Students will complete three years at Woods and two years at Baylor as part of a joint curriculum in nursing.
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Fulton
William Woods College
Baylor University School of Nursing
Dallas
Tex
Woods
Baylor
Nixon to spend weekend in Virgin Islands escape
President Nixon plans a weekend trip to the Virgin Islands departing from Andrews MD for St. Croix and a helicopter ride to Caneel Bay Plantation on St. John. He will carry a briefcase of messages for the new Congress with H R Haldeman the only top staffer on the trip.
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Congress
U.S
The
Ledger
Nixon
Senate
House
Washington
Virgin Islands
Andrews Air Force Base
St. Croix
Caneers Bay
St. John
Ronald L. Ziegler
Cancer Bay
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Personal News of Paris and Nearby Communities
Personal notices list residents and alternates across multiple towns including Paris Monroe Jefferson Clay Marion South Fork Woodlawn and Woodlawn names include Lloyd Hultz Jimmie Rives Mrs Donald Lanham Mrs Orphy Yager and M H Terrell with alternates such as Mrs Guy Buckman Paul VanMarter and George Yates Jr additional entries name Carl Hunt Mrs Orville Francis Mrs Elbert Adams and alternates Donald Harn McVae J Wilt Ike Forsythe Arnold Brown and Elwood Holohan plus other local participants and households in Indian Creek Jefferson Clay Marion and South Fork communities.
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Lloyd Hultz
Jimmie Rives
Monroe
Donald Lanham
Orphy Yager
M. H. Terrell
Guy Buckman
Paul VanMarter
George Yates Jr
Indian Creek
Lon Buckman
Steve Williams
Jefferson
Carl Hunt
Orville Francis
Elbert Adams
Calvin
Atterback
Renona Hatton
J. T. Hurt
Washington
George L. Saunders
James Caldwell
Donald Harn
McVae J. Wilt. Clay
Henry King Jr
Harold Wilson
Paul Wood
Manson ousted after new outbursts in Tate trial
In Los Angeles Charles Manson disrupted the Tate murder trial, insulting the judge and striking his attorney before being escorted from the courtroom. The proceedings amid twists included testimony by Bernard Crowe aka Lotsapoppa, and a bid by defense counsel to alter Patricia Krenwinkel’s plea to insanity.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Lotsapoppa
Manson
Susan Atkins
Superior Court
Charles Older
Older
Irving Kanarek
Bernard Crowe
Tate
Charles ‘Tex’ Watson
Crowe
Irving
Kanarek
Miss Krenwinkel
Juror Mental State Motion Halted During Trial
Attorney Paul Fitzgerald sought a hearing on a juror’s mental state claiming drinking during sequestration months. The judge stopped the motion, directing it be submitted in written form.
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Paul Fitzgerald
Kanarek
Vandalia Personal News Highlights From Community Betterment
Vandalia notes report new officers soon. National Honor Society survey results expected in February. Police Chief St Clair updates ambulance status. Residents urged to join Community Betterment meetings via letters. Bob Brinkman praised for welcoming 47 new families. Spring dog clinic planned at city hall with Dr Imohundro. St Clair to assist. Brinkman to handle paperwork. Senior Citizens appoint Forrest Watts president. next meeting February 2 at Vandalia State Bank social room. bring sack lunch. Community Betterment signs erected east and west. Don Hoover chaired project. next meeting February 23 with new officers.
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National Honor Society
Don St. Clair
T. L. Imohundro
Bob Brinkman
Forrest Watts
Vandalia State Bank
Watts
Senior Citizens Organization
Don Hoover
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Channel 14
Erty Heras
Funeral Home
Order OF the Golden Rule
Nixons
Far Island
Paris
Tower Loan
N. Washington
LE Money Son
Hong Kong
Glenn Bellani
Monterey
Glamour
Mexico
Ada.m. Ca
Howerton
Feed Electric Co
Dnc
W. Boulevard
MPL
Missouri Power & Light Company
Vandalia
Ipen
HR Belo Eo Kk
E. Liberty Street
Auxvasse
Poland
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Montgomery
Montgomery City
Hiway
Illinois
Cardwell-Schindler
New Florence
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