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Unemployment at nine-year low faces skilled labor fears
The economy shows the lowest jobless rate in nine years but warns of skilled labor shortages and pockets of unemployment. Secretary Wirtz urges vigilance and retraining to sustain growth without inflation while addressing regional job declines. Public lands revenue and revised park fee plans aim to bolster the land and water fund.
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Republicans Confront Rising Bircher Threats Across States
Right wing extremists have emerged in four states challenging GOP incumbents. In South Dakota Richard Murphy campaigns against Karl Mundt. in North Dakota Martin Valer faces Rolland Redlin. Ohio pits Bob Taft Jr. against William Flax. Pennsylvania hosts a Conservative Party bid likely to siphon votes from GOP nominees. House Republicans probe Camp Atterbury abuse reports with testimonies from former Job Corps members and youths describing violence and fear.
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Famine risk and farming push outlined by Reuter
Washington reports Richard W. Reuter warns that population growth outpacing food production could trigger widespread starvation within a decade. He cites India's drought and Pakistan's resilience, urges birth control and US agricultural incentives as keys to feed a growing world. Santa Claus is tired.
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Prayer Breakfast Brings Government Leaders Together
President Johnson and top lawmakers joined a nonsectarian national prayer breakfast to seek divine guidance amid world tensions. Speakers included Lt. Gen. Silverthorn, Justice Clark, and Billy Graham with Abraham Vereide delivering the benediction.
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Regan Here And There on a War Time Chuckle
A reader letter argues against a Daily Journal Chuckle cartoon amid the Viet Nam war. The writer says masculine superiority myths fade with enlightenment and questions printing a joke about women's intuition. The piece urges preserving humor to avoid social panic during war.
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Paul Harvey on provocative dress and youth crime
The passage discusses provocative clothing and its alleged link to attracting sexual criminals, referencing a Chicago case where a teacher faced murder accusations. It questions causality between appearance and violence while noting FBI observations on literature and attire influencing attackers.
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A compact roundup of trivia spanning orchestras patent history etiquette and fashion. Notes include 1 401 orchestras assertion, 20 year physician pay rise 113 percent versus 150 percent for workers, Bell and Gray patent timing, Will Rogers quote, celery and finger foods etiquette, life expectancy around 80, and 17th century British neckwear popularization under Charles II.
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