Attitude and Getting a Job In a Modern Labor Market
Editorial notes that high school graduates entering the labor market must project maturity in dress and demeanor to gain employment. It argues that attitudes matter as much as training and urges the Senate to ratify four humanitarian treaties, criticizing delays that weaken U.S. global standing.
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Armed Services
Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
United States Senate
Washington
The
Senate
United States
Johnson
Jim Bishop Research Man's Hope And Despair Part One
In a Valley with Lederle Laboratories at its center a vast research complex investigates cancer diabetes and other illnesses. Scientists test thousands of compounds on mice to isolate potential leads while counting on new breakthroughs from a math driven approach and a hopeful sense that a dramatic cure may arrive any day.
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Lederle
Lederle Laboratories
American Cyanimid
America
Abbott, Lilly, Park-Davis
Merch
Pfizer
Upjohn
Dr. Lederle
Berlin
Ehrlich
John T. Litchfield
E. H. Dearborn
John Denton
Sunny Valley
Ira Ringler
Ringler
H. J. White
Aborigines cars and wages signal shift to modern life
The article notes Aboriginal Australians gaining a modern image as on the job training by northern mining companies boosts native incomes toward 100 dollars a week. The first Aboriginal university graduate also reshapes views of native intelligence and potential.
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North
Australia
U S Policy Shapes Vietnam War Fight Says Air Secretary
In Washington, Harold Brown argues the United States fights in Vietnam to enable a free South Vietnamese government with minimal casualties and without widening the war. He emphasizes policy limits on targets and cautions against rushing to broader conflict. Senator Richard Russell notes the choice to win or pull out remains unresolved as casualties mount.
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Harold Brown
U.S. Air Force
NBC
Meet the Press
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Air Force
Washington
Richard Russell
Armed Services Committee
Florida governors race mirrors Kennedy Humphrey split
In the Florida Democratic primary runoff Governor Haydon Burns faces Miami Mayor Robert King High as the Kennedy Humphrey contest colors local loyalties. Burns cites High’s staff ties to Kennedy, while High’s backers include Humphrey allies. overall, the Kennedys and Humphreys sway state power alliances ahead of 1972.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Humphrey
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
John J. Hooker
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
John F. Kennedy
Lucey
William Feldstein
Humphrey-Kennedy
Florida
Haydon Burns
Miami
Robert King High
Burns
Panhandle
Alabama
George Wallace
High
William Haddad
Sargent Shriver
Haddad
Jerry Cavanagh
Senate
Michigan
Cavanagh
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Red Cross urges water safety as summer nears
The Red Cross lists ten safety warnings for waterside activity including learn to swim, swim with a companion, swim in safe areas with lifeguards, check water depth and hazards before diving, ease back into swimming after a break, wait after eating, avoid relying on inflatables, walk on pool decks, stay calm in trouble, and keep near your boat if capsized. It warns not all dangers are in the water and urges caution to enjoy summer safely.
Will Treatment Program Really Clear Red Water
A reader questions the city water treatment plan to remove red water and hardness. He notes engineers offer vague promises and asks whether the project will fix inside pipe deposits, suggesting a ballot decision next fall on the costly scheme. He cites potential $3 million equipment costs and the need for public input.
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Minster
Ohio
Flying Zipships and Other Oddities Stir Readers
A jumble of quirky notes includes a Windsor Castle chimney count, leap day births, Alaska buying New Zealand ice machines, British buyers returning from Japan with goods, air cushioned ocean ships called Zipships, flying fish inspiration, more women letter carriers, and a North Somerset girls poll showing boys excluded.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Marianne
Humphrey - Kennedy
Dave Regan
Red Cross
Charles B. Timmons
Natl
Bank Bldg
Windsor Castle
Zadok Dumkopf
Alaska
New Zealand
Japan
Nippon
Nature
North Somerset
Dennis the Menace
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