Government to Expand Youth Jobs Funds Across Inner Cities
The Labor Department announced a $20 million expansion to fund 33 608 additional youth jobs in inner cities. The plan, part of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, adds to prior programs bringing total sites to 1 083 400. New allocations go to Boston Worcester Springfield Newark Detroit Los Angeles San Diego and other cities plus four Puerto Rico centers.
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House OKs energy post in Cabinet
The House approved creating a Cabinet level energy department by 310 to 3 with a five year limit unless Congress renews it. A separate measure to end the unit on December 31, 1962 passed 202 to 126, with James Broyhill arguing for a review period before continuation.
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Jet crashes at Paris Air Show. pilot dies
At Le Bourget Airport during the Paris Air Show opening, a Fairchild A10 jet crashed during aerobatic maneuvers. Pilot Howard W. Nelson died en route to hospital. he directed flight operations at Fairchild’s Hagerstown plant and had over 16 000 hours of jet time. His wife Jacke attended the event.
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Hanoi releases list of 20 more missing Americans
Paris AP Vietnam says it handed over names of 2 more missing Americans and that remains of some were found in Vietnam. Holbrooke reports identifications await US military lab confirmation in Hawaii. Washington seeks progress toward normalization with Hanoi amid calls for action on over 700 missing in action cases.
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Carter Receives Family Tree From Mormon Officials
President Carter was given a Mormon Church produced genealogy tracing his family history. Officials said the find revealed an embarrassing distant past while Carter commented on the unexpected turnout of about 700 relatives at a later campaign event.
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Weather Forecast for TOREGHT and SATURDAT
Weather outlook for the area shows windy conditions with mountain regions and nearby valleys. Daytime highs around and overnight lows near freezing, with continued wind and potential gusts through the period.
Jobless rate falls as prices rise in May
The Labor Department reports May unemployment slipped to 6.9 percent the first sub-7 percent reading in two years. Employment rose by 885000 to 90.4 million. Wholesale prices were up 7.3 percent for the year ending May with farm products showing declines in grains eggs coffee and cocoa.
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Storm battered sailor rescued after 50,000 square mile search
Abner Cook, 67, a retired Navy captain, was found by a Coast Guard helicopter and brought ashore from the destroyer Paul Foster after two days at sea. He had reported problems aboard his 27-foot sailboat Meine Ruhe en route to American Samoa and said he would not attempt a solo voyage again.
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U S Cuba to exchange diplomats after 16 years
The United States and Cuba will exchange diplomats for the first time since 1960. The move, announced by State Department spokesman Jobart Trattner, will see each nation appoint representatives in the other's capital to handle interests amid talks on family reunifications, political prisoners, compensation for nationalized property, the trade embargo, and Cuban military involvement in Africa. White House aide Jody Powell called it a step forward and an improvement.
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Sirhan seeks return to killing scene
Sirhan Sirhan, now 22, asks to revisit the Ambassador Hotel kitchen and pantry as part of his case. His attorney said Sirhan told two Los Angeles County Supervisors during a three hour meeting that he cannot remember and suggested a possible conspiracy angle could be explored.
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Auditor questions legality of Grand Prix funding bid
Auditor cites manditability issue over gifted funding for the Grand Prix. Council members say they were not informed of planned subsidies and major decisions remain pending with risk of tax implications and unpaid costs.
Pioneering filmmaker Rossellini in romance with Ingrid Bergman
The note recalls Roberto Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman famed for their on set romance. The piece mentions public attention and its impact on cinema. The Los Angeles Police Department is referenced in relation to a justice matter and a probe by the Interstate Commerce Commission is noted for potential misdeed.
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