Idle Young Hands Loom Over Teenage Unemployment
The piece warns that teen unemployment is rising amid high school dropout rates and skill gaps. It cites an 18 percent teenage jobless rate and predicts total unemployment could rise by a million by 1967, stressing education and dropout reduction as essential.
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Labor Department
California judge to brand traffic violators cars in Santa Monica
A California judge proposes branding cars of violators with a traffic violator sticker for 30 days. Santa Monica Municipal Judge W. Blair Gibbons leads the plan, likening it to the scarlet letter. National adoption is doubtful as many would avoid driving a branded car.
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California
W. Blair Gibbons
Santa Monica
Hus
Sies
New England
Canadian Budget Aims to Rebalance U S Economic Grip
Viewpoints analyze Canada's plan to curb American ownership without confiscation. Finance Minister Gordon proposes tax incentives to raise Canadian participation in subsidiaries, attract Canadian-bond investment, and impose a 30 percent tax on foreign share sales. The aim is more Canadian control while maintaining foreign capital flow.
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Diefenbaker
Canada
U. S
Dominion
Lester Pearson
Walter Gordon
United States
Gordon
Pearson
Health speak from Dr Brady letters on iodine and health
A Connecticut reader cites personal health gains from iodized salt calcium and vitamin D per Dr Brady column. The note claims fewer colds better hearing less joint pain and improved sleep, with a pamphlet offer on iodine ration and critique of medical authorities of the era.
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Brady
Connecticut
Yesteryear
Vitamin A in a pound of butter and chronic joint notices
Average content of vitamin A is 1000 international units per pound. Progressive stiffness and lameness in knees and legs labeled arthritis by doctors. Prescription includes elastic stockings, surgical corsets, and corticosteroid pills. costly with little relief.
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V. E
Explaining Supreme Court Prayer Ruling to Children
The article discusses how to explain the Supreme Court ruling against religious exercise in public schools to students and the public. It cites Maryland's reversal, atheistic challenges, and proposed constitutional amendments about Bible reading and prayer in schools, highlighting the political debate and need for nationwide education.
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David Lawrence
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Maryland
Moscow
Congress
Sen
J. Glenn Beall
Sens. Williams
Delaware
Beall
Bennett
Utah
Goldwater
Arizona
Allott
Colorado
Carlson
Kansas
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Dear Heloise Strawberry tips and kitchen makeover tips
Strawberry washing method preserves juice and reduces sand through two pan rinses and a cold spray. Sugar layered chilling enhances flavor. Also discusses vinyl wallpaper to refresh cabinets cost effectively and guidance on removing cabinet hardware and repapering edges.
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Alice H. Smith
Heloise Housekeeping Hints Book Available at Palladium
Heloise housekeeping hints are issued in book form through the Palladium Times Business Office. The volume is priced at 38.95 with mail order by post set at 4.25. Readers are invited to secure a copy now.
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ING
Palladium Times
Moment of Meditation on Building a Better Life
A meditation prayer asks for guidance to live with compassion and build a positive image for the community and country. It seeks daily discipline to respect others, embrace differences, and avoid prejudice that could harm the town and America.
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America
World Peace Through Law Conference Aims for Global Pact
Washington lawyer Charles S. Rhyne chairs a June 30 to July 6 conference in Athens where lawyers from over 100 nations meet to draft a world legal code and expand use of the World Court. The plan argues for regional courts and cheaper international adjudication to reduce war.
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Washington
Greece
World Court
The
Hague
Charles S. Rhyne
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Rhyne
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
U.S
United Nations
Middle East
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Athens
Oil heir Ed Doheny weds Joyce Vanderbilt in California
Ed ward L. Doheny III, recently divorced, married Joyce Annett Vanderbilt widow of George Vanderbilt. License issued in Santa Ana and ceremony held at Newport Beach home. Vanderbilt was George Vanderbilt's fourth wife who died in 1961.
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Los Angeles
Edward L. Doheny III
Vernon Barrett
Doheny
Joyce Annett Vanderbilt
George Vanderbilt
Santa Ana
C. Warren Smith
Newport Beach
Calif
Reno
Nev
Margaret
Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Daily Bible Passage Reminder of Christ's Return
A verse from Matthew 24 44 urges readiness for the Son of Man coming at an hour not expected. The brief devotional note highlights vigilance and preparedness in Christian teaching.
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Matthew
Fine defense turns trick in contract bridge narrative
South opens 1 2h to 3NT after a spade lead. West deduces positions from bidding and play, returning clubs to force South’s loss. Declarer’s hearts and diamonds are struck, while West cashes spades and clubs to defeat the contract.
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South West North East
Declarer
West
South
East
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