AHEPA’s Service and War Bond Rise Across America
AHEPA marks its 34th anniversary as a Greek American group promoting patriotism education and public service through 420 chapters in the United States and Canada. Co led by the Daughters of Penelope and Song of Pericles youth, the drive raised substantial war bonds and supported Red Cross efforts during World War II while garnering support from prominent American leaders.
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Drew Pearson
Alloa
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Truman
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Shivers
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Aiken
Dirksen
Robert Kennedy
Muskie
Dew Alfange
San Antonio job picture shows record labor force in June
The Texas Employment Commission reports June local employment at a new high with the labor force surpassing 392 000 for the first time in the city. Unemployment reached a June record with 34 106 jobseekers, about 8.8 percent of the labor force, driven largely by returning students seeking summer work. The rate is expected to fall to around 7.7 percent by September as students return to school.
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Texas Employment Commission
San Antonio
Carter’s Rise Weaves Business Sense With Diverse Party Ties
The profile portrays Jimmy Carter as a self-made Georgia peanut businessman turned figure who blends competence and empathy with power blocs. It notes his military background, family enterprise, and ability to connect with varied immigrant and labor groups while hinting at tension between his pragmatic business approach and liberal ideology.
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Jimmy Carter
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Frivy Mondale
Georgia
Admral Rickover
Soviet Union
Dimmay Carter
Temuieais
Amazing Solar System and Mars Landing Vision
Henry J. Taylor presents a vivid yet fragmentary overview of Mars exploration, detailing the Vi king aeroshell and L.20-pound lander, the asteroid belt, and the vast scales of stars and planets. It cites Pioneer 10's Jupiter voyage, speeds, and radio signals, while invoking Mars as red and warlike and comparing Earth, Jupiter, and the Sun in a dramatic, if imaginative, layperson tone.
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Lewis Carroll
Brit
Earth
Asteroid Belt
Jupiter
Venus
Pioneer Probes 20 Million Miles Through Asteroid Belt
The Pioneer craft becomes the first to traverse the asteroid belt, venturing toward Aldebaran and Tau Rus in the Taurus region. Predictions place it drifting toward Pluto's orbit, marking a landmark in solar system exploration as it continues its voyage until 2487.
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