Senate bill creates unemployment disaster area aid
The Senate approved a bill to grant disaster assistance to areas with severe job losses similar to flood or hurricane zones. Aid could include temporary housing, food programs, loans for employers, and grantsinlieu of reduced tax revenue. Costs are undecided but a flexible, experience guided approach is urged.
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Fraternal Order of Police Convention Parking Controversy
Reporters noted several FOP conventioneers cars with expired meters at the Phoenix site during the biennial event. One officer, Robert H. Stark, was re elected as national FOP treasurer amid the parking flap. The incident sparked calls for police to follow laws including parking rules, echoed by a Bible quote at the end.
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California duel over Democratic convention delegates unfolds
Los Angeles reports suggest two California Democrats push to reward party loyalists by letting delegates be chosen after the primary and pledged only for the first ballot. Backers cite strengthening the party machine balance. critics warn it defies reform aims and tradition.
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Worth Noting on Youth News Consumption and Cuban Exodus
A Bureau of Advertising survey finds youths read newspapers for news and ads like elders. Education correlates with print orientation. Meanwhile 58,000 Cubans flee Castro by small boats toward Florida. about 14,000 reach safety, while 43,000 die attempting.
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Jesus Christ Superstar fuels Salvation Army modernization
The piece recalls the 19th century Salvation Army shift toward youth focused worship and the Sept. 5 introduction of livelier Sunday school materials inspired by the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. It contrasts past church routine with current youth hunger for transcendence and cites a Dallas minister and the anecdote of John Dillinger.
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Jeffrey Hart on George McGovern as a dull anti media candidate
Hart argues that George McGovern is toxic to national media while John Lindsay garners coverage. He notes McGovern’s failed attempts to attract attention with demagogic proposals and contrasts Lindsay’s media friendly campaign tone and activity.
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Letter to the editor on bingo laws and social issues
A reader from 708 Orchard St. challenges inconsistent gambling laws arguing bingo is a social game and condemning lawmaking flaws that favor charity tied gambling. The letter links gambling to broader moral concerns and urges focus on taxes, living costs, and wars impacting youth.
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