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Jobless rate at nine-year low amid shortages and inflation risk
The unemployment rate hits a nine-year low but warns of skilled labor shortages and inflation pressure. Wirtz urges training and retraining to avoid abandoning regions with declining jobs and failing prosperity. A national parks fee plan undercuts revenue but is revised to improve access and curb abuses, aiming for higher collections.
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Extremist challenge unsettles Republican ranks in four states
Fulton Lewis Jr reports right wing Birchers threat to GOP in South Dakota North Dakota Ohio and Pennsylvania. Candidates Richard Murphy Martin Vaaler William Flax and W Henry McFarland Jr may split votes and aid Democrats while conservative actions threaten party unity and November outcomes. Rep. Goodell leads Job Corps probe at Camp Atterbury Indiana amid reports of violence and fear among corps members.
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Prayer Breakfast Emphasizes Human Love Across Government
Washington leaders and 1,000 attendees gathered for a morning prayer breakfast to seek divine aid for national challenges. The event, rooted in a 20 year old movement, emphasized human love and fellowship as essential to lasting peace amid tense world conditions.
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Famine Fears and Birth Control Call for U S Farm Gain
In Washington Richard W. Reuter warns of world hunger from unbalanced population and resources, urging birth control and U S agricultural breakthroughs. President Johnson highlights the need for growth in resources and population balance in a Independence speech.
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Regan Here And There Chuckle Sparks Reader Letter
A reader letter critiques a Daily Chuckle front page item in The Journal amid Viet Nam war stress. The writer condemns the line as insulting to women and questions the editor's decision to print it. The piece urges keeping humor but warns against losing sense of humor during national tensions.
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Paul Harvey on Provocative Fashion and Dangerous Crim es
The column questions whether short skirts and makeup invite crime and cites a Chicago case where a teacher is accused in a 10 year old girl’s murder. It notes FBI observations on lurid material and provocative clothing attracting potential sex criminals.
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Hal Boyle News You Need To Know
New York dispatch surveys curious facts and trivia. The column notes Americans boast 1401 symphony orchestras and Persian origins of high heels. It recalls Bell and Gray patent timing, plus Will Rogers quotes and etiquette tips about eating celery and other foods by hand.
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