Government programs for unemployed workers on Long Island
The article recounts the 1964 decline in defense employment on Long Island and the limited impact of a $789,000 retraining effort, with only about 3,000 helped. It notes the retrieval of workers through surveys, the self-solving problem, and Census Bureau finds on 3.4 million hired workers, many not in labor force, plus earnings differences between farm and nonfarm work and the value of farm knowledge and skills.
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Tyranny Yields and Berlin Wall Opens for Christmas
The text notes a temporary easing of the Berlin Wall during Christmas, allowing Westerners to visit relatives. It frames the event as a rare peace gesture by communist builders, symbolizing hope and better tomorrows despite tyrannical barriers.
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Calls for immediate U S troop withdrawal and peace efforts
A letter from John Elkins of University of Maryland urges ending U S involvement in Vietnam and negotiated peace to reunite families, while also urging reconsideration of bridge projects and funding priorities in local Maryland counties. He criticizes current county bridge spending and calls for responsible prioritization by officials.
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Holy Joe Leads Mass In Viet Nam Jungle Battle Zone
In War Zone D amid monsoon rain, Captain James Matthew Kennedy known as Holy Joe conducts a Last Rites Mass for the 2-503rd Infantry. Troops kneel under mud and ponchos as they seek peace between battles, fearing for the priest’s safety as ambushes persist.
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Coming True Of Christmas Cheer For Frederick Children
Fifty years ago the Frederick News Post reports the Empty Stocking Club will bring 225 city children to the City Opera House for Christmas talks a decorated tree and toys from Santa. Ten years ago Harry Wachter returned from Kentland Indiana with property in the Middle West. Thanksgiving turkeys and chickens from Frederick go to Baltimore and other cities but this year turkeys are scarce and prices high.
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Last Minute Shoppers Flood Frederick Stores in White Christmas
December 23 1945 Frederick News reports shoppers disregard cold weather as they rush to buy gifts on the final day before Christmas. Carriers deliver a heavy volume of cards and parcels while Marylands peacetime era begins after wartime controls ease. A white Christmas is expected for the fifth time in Frederick in 22 years. Richard Bayles Jr wins $25 Victory bond in the Tiny Tot popularity contest at Frederick High, part of a Pep Parade for a local youth recreation center.
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What to Do With $12 Billion in Interest Payments
Washington column argues that annual interest on the national debt, projected to reach 12 to 13 billion dollars, could fund major programs if budgets were balanced. It catalogues ten possible uses from Vietnam spending to Medicare, space, and veteran benefits, urging a balanced approach to avoid inflationary borrowing.
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