Johnson-led plan eyed for equal employment push
Edward H Fitzgerald former Labour Department commissioner dies in Glendale as Johnson's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunities reviews reports showing skill gaps in engineering chemistry and biology among Negroes and rules barring many from membership, aiming to curb racial job discrimination on government projects. Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP blasts South Carolina contractors for discriminatory hiring under federal contracts.
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Dividends and Growth: Choosing Stocks and Bonds
The piece explains income versus growth focus in investing. It urges considering dividends from stocks or stable income from bonds and preferred shares, noting ownership of a business and potential profit or loss. It highlights many shareowners and invites contact for a free booklet listing long paying dividend companies.
Admiral Succumbs in Brooklyn Navy Yard Chief’s Death
Rear Adm. Leslie A. Kniskern, 60, who led the New York Naval Shipyard in Brooklyn from 1956 until retirement in 19% died Sunday. The longtime Navy officer served at the yard during a pivotal era and his passing marks the end of a notable career in the maritime program.
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Gossip in the White House follows Caroline
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy seek a remedy for Caroline's on the cuff remarks. Press Secretary Salinger says Caroline has been told to curb gossip after she told reporters the President was barefoot in his office doing nothing.
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Motorist Wins Tri LOS ANGELES case in court
Los Angeles motorist G. Brown, 36, arrested Feb 17 on a drunken driving charge after failing an eye closed test. In Municipal Court Monday his attorney challenged the arrest and details of the test.
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Notable Police Trial Ends With Acquittal After Close Jury Call
The courtroom scene featured officer Larry Schultze demonstrating ideal sobriety as he mimed a sobriety test. He misfired a gesture toward his nose, and after three minutes of deliberation the jury acquitted Brown, finding him not guilty.
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