Disappointing Summer Job Plans Across U.S. Youth Labor
California will require no more out-of-state help for farm harvests. Governor listless reports show high school youths withdrawing from Temporary Employment as Agricultural Manpower amid pay and living condition concerns. Across major cities, Job Corps and Youth Corps efforts struggle to recruit and place teens, with disillusionment rising over wage levels and program delays.
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Patent Piracy Threatens Drug Industry And Public Health
The article warns that patent piracy harms American drug firms by stealing secrets and undercutting price. It notes bribery and theft, with pirated patents used to produce drugs abroad. The Defense Department has purchased eight drugs from pirated sources to meet lower prices, prompting calls for tighter safeguards and potential legislation to bar foreign products derived from stolen patents unless national security is at stake. Senator Williams cites unfair competition and the need to protect research and development.
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New Castle News Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The New Castle News lists publication details and staff roles including president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. Rates show $2.00 monthly within Lawrence, Butler, and Beaver counties, $3.09 outside counties, with various annual sums for other services.
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Rentz
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Crime and punishment reform call from Sir Hartley Shawcross
In postwar Britain and the United States, prominent figures urge deep changes to criminal justice. Sir Hartley Shawcross argues the adversarial system overemphasizes defense rights while neglecting victims and public safety, proposing faster, clearer prosecutions and curbing self incrimination protections to better deter crime. He calls for reexamining police powers and balancing rights with public safety.
False casualty notices spark Vietnam War panic
The piece reports on alarming anonymous death notices sent to families of soldiers in Vietnam. Pentagon officials call the incidents cranks, though other cases like Mrs. Christopher O'Sullivan of Queens, widow of an Army captain killed in battle, show ongoing confusion and fear over casualty notifications.
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Mark of the beast in Vietnam letters aimed at wives
The piece links wartime disinformation to Vietnam and Korea, arguing Communist pressure tactics target service wives and prisoners of war to erode support for conflict. It cites Major William Raymond Shadish and senators Hruska and Dodd, urging a broader Internal Security inquiry into alleged propaganda and coercive efforts.
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Roman Hruskar
Nebraska
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Internal Security
Bible Thought Remember Now Thy Creator in Youth
A fragment from a religious aphorism urging remembrance of the Creator in youth before difficult days arrive. The text echoes scripture style and offers a reflective, cautionary tone.
Humphrey Paris meeting may yield some results
The article reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey's Paris talks with Charles de Gaulle, suggesting some gains despite opposition. A reader letter requests parents teach morality to children after a bicycle theft at Cascade Park, asking the thief to return the bike or face help from a clergyman.
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De Gaulle visit praised despite wary American views
A newspaper observations piece reflects on Charles de Gaulle’s visit as friendly yet political, noting U S officials' unease over France-US policy friction, and cites quotes suggesting De Gaulle’s charm could sway major French positions during the 1969 Paris meeting.
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Forgiveness and a Call to Unity in Faith and Life
A Living By Gone Stone meditation urges forgiveness as essential, outlining three apparent “hell” ingredients: separation from God, separation from fellow man, and internal division. It stresses a contrite heart and a forgiving spirit, citing the Lord’s Prayer. An adjacent note cites Automobile exhausts releasing over 200 chemicals into the atmosphere, including water, CO2, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, and smog-producing hydrocarbons per Science World.
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Science World
Washington Laughs At Headlines And Hodags
A digest of political quips and anecdotes from Washington. Bits about buttons without holes avoiding tariffs, license plates with USA-1, coin shortages, ghost hunters, and jokes about hawks and doves in the Pentagon. References to Alan Bible and Robert Kennedy and remarks on DAR headquarters and a Tel Aviv discotheque joke.
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Sybil Leek
Halzer
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Robert Gray
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Stephen A. Young
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DAR
Nicholas Katzenbach
Tel Aviv
Lam a God given right of man and a child at play
Selected verses from our readers praise a mountain stream and family unity. Claudia Richard, age 16, shares admiration for her mother’s love and grace. The poem depicts warmth, soft eyes, and hopeful prayers for children to be upright and free.
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Wish for Humble Life and Faithful Friends
A reflective verse by Waller Wi Palmer rejects wealth and titles. The speaker longs for a simple home, loving friendships, and mutual devotion, seeking peace in loyal companionship rather than riches or status, hoping loved ones remember him as a faithful friend.
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