The Poverty Problem Editorial Calls for Job Education
An editorial argues poverty stems from unemployment and lack of job skills. It notes millions spent on giveaways instead of education for work, urges placing the needy where jobs are, and cites a Kansas labor shortage caused by more youth seeking white collar work. It ends with Horace Greeley’s advice to “go west.”
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Kansas
Kansas Employment Service
Dodge City
Horace Greeley
Booming liquor taxes spark talk of funding alcoholism research
A long view shows federal and state liquor taxes totaling 123 billion since repeal. In the last decade about 56 billion was collected, about 7 billion yearly, with 37 percent to state and local governments. The piece notes tax marks the industry, and suggests earmarking 1 billion annually could fund major alcoholism studies, arguing funds exist but motive is lacking.
Anecdotes and quizable facts from Hal Boyle column
A stitched-together miscellany of trivia and quotations on life, travel, health, history, and psychology. The column notes aging households, traffic grids, and the quirks of memory and habit, with snapshots of Civil War slavery, famous lines, and everyday obesity of knowledge.
Compressed air dangers and safety brief in schools
A column warns of severe hazards from compressed air used in shops and schools. At 40 psi air can rupture an ear drum or cause lung damage. at higher pressures debris can travel at 70 mph. Goggles are advised and dangerous practices like using air to clean hair or clothing are condemned. Horseplay with hoses has maimed or killed victims.
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Alberta
Woody Allen hosts Graham on CBS with serious sermons
New York AP report notes Rev Billy Graham sat with Woody Allen on a CBS comedy hour. Graham delivers capsule sermons while Allen, Candace Bergen, and others perform sketches including a silent film pastiche. NBCs The Bold Ones offers a fast frame-up tale with Farentino and Campanella.
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New York
Woody Allen
Billy Graham
Woody
Allen
Candace Bergen
Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Candace
Sage
Fifth Dimension
NBC
The
Supreme Court
James Farentino
Joseph Campanella
No Setup In Insurance Losses Amid Campus Riots
Insured losses from riots and civil disorders fell sharply in the first eight months of the year but a shift to campus damage unsettles insurers. Campus claims totaled about 8.95 million of the nearly 15.0 million in losses, with Indiana State University the heaviest campus site at 2.7 million. Cities and colleges across New York, Ohio, California, and elsewhere reported substantial campus and urban damage, while overall insured losses below 1968 totals.
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New York
Earth
mid-Manhattan
Julius Caesar
Rome
Midwest Medical Society
Robert E. Lee
U.S. Grant
American Insurance Association
Martin Luther King
Detroit
Hartford
Conn
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
District of Columbia
District
Puerto Rico
Indiana State University
Bloomington
Graduate Library
Georgia
Mississippi
California
City College
New York University
Brooklyn College
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Clearview High School
Lorain
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Lane College
Jackson, Tenn
Crackdown On Drug Running Nets Big Haul Over Weekend
LOS ANGELES AP Operation Intercept, the drive to cut off drugs from Mexico, netted uncounted illegal pills and thousands of pounds of marijuana as it reached full operation along 2500 miles of the U S Mexico border. A plane seized held half a ton of marijuana. A six mile line formed at San Ysidro as 90000 people and 30000 cars returning from Mexico were checked. One 100 pounds of marijuana aboard a rental plane led to the arrest of pilot Michael Thomas Mitchell, a Seattle student. A car in line at San Ysidro contained 2000 dangerous drug pills.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
U.s.-Mexico
Tijuana
Agua Caliente
San Ysidro
San Diego
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
John M. Mitchell
Operation Intercept
Bakersfield
Michael Thomas Mitchell
University of Washington
Seattle
Mitchell
Mazatlan
Berkeley
Television Program Guide Highlights A Busy Day
A dense listing of daytime and prime time broadcasts across networks. Notable entries include Flintstones, Truth Or Consequences, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Twilight zone styled lineups, multiple soaps like General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, and movies such as Wild In The Country and Tobruk with host and guest appearances scattered throughout the schedule.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Doris Day
Carol Burnett
Flip Wilson
Merv Griffin
Black Heritage
Doctors
Dark Shadows
Dennis Whaley
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Mod Squad
I Dream of
Jeannie
Lancer
Exclusive AP News Rights Asserted by Local Paper
The newspaper states exclusive publication rights for all local news and AP dispatches, asserting control over utilization within its pages. The policy defines exclusive rights to print local articles and AP supplied reports for the publication.
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Associated Press
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