Firms Step In With Jobs For Hard Core Unemployed
President Johnson warned business leaders that the government will create jobs if firms do not hire the hard core unemployed. Ford in Detroit began hiring unskilled workers from the Negro inner city. Raytheon will copy in Boston Roxbury, Aerojet General trains workers in Watts Los Angeles, and General Tire set up a Watts subsidiary to aid self help. More such programs could reduce reliance on government action.
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Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Boston
Roxbury
Raytheon Co
Los Angeles
Watts
Aerojet General Corp
General Tire & Rubber
Hazard of Kingmakers Warms Smoke Filled Rooms
An article warns political kingmakers and others who work in smoky rooms about health risks. Dr Phillip H Abelson notes in Science that poorly ventilated spaces can raise carbon monoxide to dangerous levels for both smokers and non-smokers.
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Phillip H. Abelson
Science
Abelson
BANE OF AIRMEN AND THE SAM CHALLENGE OVER NORTH VIETNAM
In wartime North Vietnam the air war centers on the Russian built surface to air missile known as SAM. The weapon, called the Telephone Pole, is 32 feet long and travels near 2000 mph with mobile launch and nuclear or conventional warheads. Only one SAM in seventy fired hits its target, forcing U.S. pilots to fly low and risk heavy anti air fire.
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New York
North Vietnam
Korea
U. S. 7Th Air Force
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
U. S
Red China
Gregory
United States
Mr. Gregory
Yale
Whitey
Yale Daily News
United Stats
Young scientist visits friends. talk on genes and cold
The author details a visit with a brilliant young scientist whose work covers genes and chromosomes. He notes the topic’s complexity, cites the common cold as a shared frustration, and recalls William McFee’s letters about the word tuppence and author pay scales. He also laments rising magazines and books amid television’s pull.
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William McFee
Bill
Reagan at Yale fuels debate over patriotism and race
William Buckley surveys Yale scenes where Ronald Reagan wins while Dick Gregory and Reverend Coffin spark controversy. A Yale Daily News piece notes student protests, praise for Gregory, and a conservative turn amid antipoverty critiques, ending with a sharp call to leave Yale untouched.
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Reagan
Yale
Dick Gregory
Gregory
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Coffin
Mr. Gregory
Chicago
Martin Luther King
United States
Yale Daily News
Pat Brown
Paul Goodman
Middletown Journal Rates and Information
The Middletown Journal published daily by Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for different delivery modes and areas. It notes newspapers entered as second class mail, and provides pricing: 10c weekday, 15c Sunday, 60c weekly by route, 15.00 yearly within trading area, 24.00 outside, 38.00 outside US.
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News. Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Us.a
Nixon and Kirk clash over vice presidency in Florida politics
Marianne Means reports Florida Governor Claude Kirk is courting national attention as a tourism booster while courting VP considerations for himself. Nixon critics say Kirk leans on publicity, with Safire tied to Florida Development Commission promotions and costly personal outreach.
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Palm Beach
Fra
Richard Nixon
Florida
Claude Kirk
Nixon
South
George Wallace
Emmet Kelly
William Safire
New York
Florida Development Commission
Kirk
Development Commission
Kirkig
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Earliest Innovations and Milestones in American Institutions
The 1907 Hurley Machine Company of Chicago sold the first self contained electric washing machine. Dolly Spencer became Milford Ohio’s first woman police chief in 1914 appointed by the mayor. The 1864 all metal skate was marketed by E H Barney of Springfield Massachusetts. Oberlin Collegiate Institute opened as the first coeducational college in Oberlin Ohio on December 3 1933.
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Dolly Spencer
Milford
Ohio
E. H. Barney
Springfield, Mass
Oberlin Collegiate Institute
Oberlin
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Reagan Building Alliance
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