Congress Pressing For An Early Adjournment
Congress eyes an early adjournment as major bills face uncertain fate. Johnson's programs, open housing, poverty, and tax measures struggle in a Congress anxious about campaigns, conventions, and potential postwar action. Sen Morse, Sen McCarthy, and leaders weigh timing amid riots, recalls, and election pressures.
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New Law Protects Older Workers From Discrimination
Washington AP reports a new federal law, effective June 12, forbidding age discrimination against workers aged 40 to 65 by employers, unions, and employment agencies. The Age Discrimination in Employment Act bans hiring or firing based on age, unequal wages, or biased job benefits, with exemptions for bona fide seniority systems and pension plans only if not used to justify discrimination.
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Convict Just Couldn't Take Outside Life
Paul Spinner a 40 year old inmate serving a life sentence for murder walked away from Southern Michigan Prison in Jackson and after hitch hiking around Michigan returned to custody by turning himself in at the East Lansing state police post. He said he could not cope with life outside and preferred being behind bars.
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