Progress Seen in Negro Advancement Across Jobs and Leadership
The piece cites Irwin Ross via Christian Herald and Reader's Digest noting widespread hiring of Negroes in higher grade roles. It reports 117 companies employing over 6 million people backing minority employment, with nonwhite hires rising 8.9 percent in late 1962 and 24.7 percent of new jobs going to nonwhites, along with notable breakthroughs in unions and government. The trend shows diminished fears of racial integration in the workplace, though skilled crafts remain challenging.
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The
Christian Herald
Irwin Ross
Reader
Mr. Ross
South
Atlanta
Greensboro
New Orleans
Tulsa
Ross
Purely Personal Prejudices and Public Mirth
A column of reflections on hypocrisy and personal conduct, critiquing pretensions of repentance and the traction of youth. It rails at advice givers, cautions about seat belt dangers, and muses on aging, automation, population, and atomic energy in a witty, opinionated voice.
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Shaw
Johnson faces task of uniting Democrats after new address
The article evaluates President Johnson's joint session address as a call for party unity. It notes the plan to pursue Kennedy programs with emphasis on tax and civil rights, while Byrd and conservatives seek fiscal restraint and dollar soundness. Johnson must balance broad party factions to lead effectively.
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ADA
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Fdr
Congress
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
U.S
Coming Of Winter From the Isle Messenger
A columnist uses Jamie Fulerton's lines to reflect on winter's approach and its costs. The piece notes December 22 as winter's official start, predicts heating bills and travel disruptions, and urges contemplation, reading, and discussion as comforts and growth opportunities. It closes with a fiscal quip about federal interest spending reaching 10 billion in 1964 and about 213 dollars per family.
Advertising Chief Names and Contact Numbers
A newspaper notice lists Oliver as President and General Manager with roles including Vice President Treasurer Secretary Assistant Treasurer Secretary Editor and Orca Manager. The ad provides two phone numbers 4 655 and 8 851 for contact.
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Treas
Ass’t. Treas
Orca
Oliver
Adverti
Three Minutes A Day by James Kelker
The piece defines courage from Latin cor meaning heart and contrasts boldness with half hearted effort. It cites La Rochefoucauld on unwitnessed deeds and urges fortitude as a God like quality bringing peace of heart and eternal reward. It ends with a biblical exhortation from I Corinthians and a prayer for courage of convictions.
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la Rochefoucauld
Bible Thought On Overcoming White Robes
A brief biblical reflection notes that those who overcome will be clothed in white robes and vows that God will not blot out their name from the book of life. The piece emphasizes steadfast faith and divine acknowledgement.
Italy forms center left government led by Moro and Nenni
Italy's new center left government, headed by Aldo Moro and with Pietro Nenni as vice premier, vows stability after a coalition of Christian Democrats Socialists and others. The cabinet holds a comfortable majority in the 630 member chamber but relies on fragile support from party factions and internal splits within the Christian Democrats and Socialists.
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Aldo Moro
Moro
Pietro Nenni
Social Democrats
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Christian Democrats
Nenni
Italy's Hybrid Government Hinges on Lombardi Opposition
Italy forms a mixed government with Riccardo Lombardi as a key yet absent force, holding 16 central committee votes that could swing to pro-Communists. Parties concede to NATO tie, NATO navy plans with an escape clause, and wage policy concessions while stressing business confidence and the cost of wage hikes in state railways.
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Riccardo Lombardi
Lombardi
Italy
NATO
Christian Democratic
Facing the Unknown With Faith and Trust in God
A devotional reflection invites readers to confront fear of the unknown with faith. It cites Psalm 23 and prays for calm through confident trust in the Father in Heaven, reminding believers they do not walk alone.
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Father
Kennedy as social being reshapes national tone in memory
The piece argues John F Kennedy should be seen as a social personality whose life beyond politics shaped an era. It parallels Theodore Roosevelt, recalls Kennedy’s love of sports and reading, and credits his fitness crusade with fueling a broader amateur ethos across New England schools, promoting unity and less prejudice.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
T.A
Roosevelt
T.R
White House
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Alice
Rock Creek Park
University of Chicago
Harvard
JFK
New Haven
Conn
John Pont
Yale
Preef
Pont
Brian Rapp
Brian
Frederick R. Rogers
Phillips Exeter Academy
Springfield College
New England
Stendhal
Hyannisport
Scranton Administration Faces Redistricting Squeeze
The Scranton administration and Republican leaders confront a tight redistricting session with Democrats powerless to act, leaving Republicans and the governor to shoulder blame or credit for any plan. Opposing Democrats sharpen attacks as the political trap tightens ahead of elections.
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Scranton
GOP
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
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New Castle
Richard E. Rentz
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
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