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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
7
AP analysis notes unemployment around 4.8 percent in January with 4 percent long-term goal. Prosperity adds jobs yet youths enter the labor force, keeping unemployment high. Employers seek skilled workers while training and automation shift jobs. Inflation risk hinges on wage pressures if jobless rate falls.
Baltimore Sun reporter Clymer was expelled after a Soviet order amid claims of disorderly conduct during a student demonstration outside the U.S. Embassy. He was held for seven hours and accused of striking a policeman. he denied the charge and the U.S. protested his detention. He left for Paris with his wife, heading to London.
Delton Pardue asked Eureka Municipal Judge Robert Conners to appoint another judge to try the assault charges against his wife. Pardue reminded the judge that he got him into the case by marrying them and sought removal. The judge granted the request.
Miss Sara Miles of the National Safety Council will discuss How to Shop for Safety at the home and family meeting of the Butler County Safety Conference next Tuesday. The 9 15 a m program at the Women's Center includes registration and coffee. Robert F. McConaughy will preside. Miles is a graduate of Iowa State University and has taught homemaking and science in Storm Lake and for U S armed forces in Bremerhaven Germany. She formerly served as assistant director of the Dairy Council in Kansas City Missouri.
Bridlington Town Council approved selling hot dogs on the seafront but barred onions after concerns the odor would offend visitors. Some members argued the aroma could deter tourists from the coastal resort.
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