Where Are the Jobs
An article argues government data miss job vacancies and urges improved national job information. It notes widespread unfilled posts from mechanics to engineers, cites auto shop shortages, and suggests broader dissemination of openings could help reduce unemployment.
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United States
Labor Department
ART TURNS TOWARD READABLE, HUMANISTIC MODERNISM
A public debate on modern art suggests a shift away from extreme forms. Critics note leaders in painting and sculpture become more humanistic and readable, while some worry whether nonrepresentational work has hit a dead end. Artists may rebalance between decoration and art, seeking genuine communication.
Ivy League presidents urge tolerance over rebellion at commencements
Editorial pieces from Yale Princeton and Columbia urge students to pursue justice with restraint. Goheen Brewster call for listening weighing evidence and resisting arrogant self certainty. They warn intolerance in the name of freedom is a vice while patience and charity sustain justice.
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Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Yale
Kingman Brewster Jr
Princeton
Robert F. Goheen
Dr. Goheen
Brewster
Mussolini
Big Gamble on Tax Cuts versus Rising State Levies
Washington editorials warn that federal tax cuts aim to spur growth while states raise sales and other levies to replace lost revenue. If trends continue, state taxes could hit 43 billion in five years, shaping a fragile balance between booming business and swelling deficits.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Europe
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
A Massachusetts woman praises Dr Brady for easing rheumatic pain and nocturnal cramps after calcium deficiency issues. She credits daily candy as nutrition, recounts floor scrubbing and waxing, and thanks the doctor for guidance and humor.
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Brady
Mickey
Finger Lakes Track Gets Six Month Extension for Reorganization
Federal Judge Burke granted Finger Lakes Race Track a six month extension to file a reorganization plan, pushing the deadline from June 10 to December 10 at the request of referee Francis D Amand. The track opened May 26 and reports a 12 to 16 percent rise in attendance and wagering versus last year. its debt stood at 2.8 million after last fall’s season. Nat Polen, famous for As the World Turns, also performed drums with Les Brown and Benny Goodman in the 30s and 40s.
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Finger Lakes
Rochester
Finger Lakes Race Track
Harold P. Burke
U. S. District Court
Francis D'Amanda
D'Amanda
Nat Polen
Dr. Cassen
Les Brown
Benny Goodman
Navy nurse leaves Viet Nam after year of service
Lt. Julie Klebaum of Wapato Washington ends a year at the 8th U.S. Army Field Hospital in Nha Trang South Viet Nam. She cared for some 5500 wounded and sick and spoke of brave patients and her mixed emotions about returning home. She will report to Brooke Army Medical Center Ft Sam Houston Texas after a month off.
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Nha Trang
South Viet Nam
Julie Klebaum
Wapato
Wash
U.S. Army Field Hospital
Julie
Frank Harbor
Starkville
States
Klebaum
Brooke Army Medical Center
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Oswego Palladium Times Publication Details and Rates
The Oswego Palladium Times, official Oswego city and county paper, lists staff and address details at 174 176 West First Street Oswego and outlines mailing rates: in Oswego Northern Cayuga and Wayne Counties 10 a year. elsewhere 12 13 or 14 dollars by state region. Canada 15 dollars. Also notes Associated Press partnership and advertising agency.
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Oswego N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
West Third St
Thomas A. Cloutier
Oswego
William H. Leighton
Dhen St
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St
Oswego Palladium-Simer
West First St
N. Y
Palladium Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julus Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Associated Press
An Editor Reflects on the Statue of Liberty's 80th Anniversary
An editor meditates on Liberty Enlightening the World as the Statue of Liberty nears its 80th anniversary. He prays for renewed dedication to freedom and the torch’s symbol of open welcome for Americans and visitors from around the world.
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Bartholdi
Liberty Island
New York Harbor
God of Freedom
France
Air Mail vs First Class Demand Classified Reform
Post panel urges merging air and first class mail into a single fastest method with discretionary surface routing when faster. Proposes leasing cargo planes and curbing subsidies for non profit outfits saving billions but facing opposition from public service groups. Also notes rising costs and debates on subsidies and efficiency in the postal system.
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Washington
Gronouski
Congress
New York
Post Office Department
Gronovski
Postoffice Department
Bible Passage: Love the Lord with all your heart
A brief scripture excerpt proclaims you shall love the Lord thy God with all your heart soul strength and mind as taught in Luke 1. The verse emphasizes total devotion and reverence.
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Lord
God
Luke
Play to slam in six spades and five clubs
Declarer starts on the heart lead with a ruff then plays ace of spades. A low heart discarded by North signals the way to win. Enter dummy with a club, finesse the ten of spades, cash K Q, and run clubs to force South’s last trump. Avoid entering dummy with diamonds at trick three.
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North
South
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