Aid To Job Training Tax Credit Plan Studied
Washington reports the Federal Apprenticeship Committee backs a tax credit plan to boost job training. It urges incentives for employers covering instructor salaries, training materials, and foreman time, arguing credits should exceed existing 7 percent capital write offs. The proposal aims to offset training costs and reduce tech-driven displacement.
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Washington
Federal Committee
America
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Goldwater Wins California GOP Nomination Surge
Barry Goldwater pulled off a dramatic upset in California, seizing 86 GOP delegates and moving closer to the presidential nomination after trailing early. Rockefeller’s bid faltered despite momentum from Oregon, with Goldwater also gaining in South Dakota while Salinger won the Democratic Senate nomination against George Murphy. Congressmen Buckley and Healey fell to reform challengers as political shifts reshaped multiple races.
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Barry Goldwater
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Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Goldwater
South Dakota
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
George Murphy
Alabama
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Mansfield
Joseph
Monaghan
Senate
Alex Biewart
Stennis
Oregon
Henry Sabot Lodge
Charles A. Buckley
House
Public Works Committee
Jonathan A. Bingham
Yale
U.S
United Nations
Buckley
Bronx
Robert F. Kennedy
Bingham
Robert Wagner
Rep
James C. Healey
Tames , Scheuer
Carthage College Campus Up For Sale in Kenosha
Carthage College in Carthage Alabama has put its 40 acre Carthage campus up for sale. The buy will affect facilities used by freshmen and sophomores and relocate students to Kenosha for next fall as the site in Carthage has housed students since 1870.
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Kenosha
Wis
Carthage College
Carthage
Third Slate Decision Set For Saturday
The Third Slate Citizens Committee plans a Springfield meeting Saturday to decide the fate of the 3rd Slate. Letters sent to movement backers named George T. Bogert, Jack Sundine, and George Watson. Leaders propose 59 candidates for state representative amid party shifts and delayed Democratic action.
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Slate
Citizens Committee
Springfield
Friends of the Movement
George T. Bogert
Jack Sundine
Moline
George Watson
Ilinois Hougé
Charles J. Percy
GOP
Ord
Stock Market Turns Higher After Tepid Trading in New York
The stock market staged a technical snapback in light trading as gains appeared across several sectors. Airlines led upside moves amid profit taking, with notable rises in Xerox Polaroid and Control Data while the Dow Jones industrial average and AP average edged up. volume ran very light.
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New York
Associated Press
Rails
Engineering Goal He's Whiz In Class
Duane McKinley, 17, of 814 N Marion St, Attucks High School graduate with top honors, carries a 4.95 GPA and will enroll at the University of Illinois on a scholarship. A math whiz and senior leader, he has held multiple student body offices, edited the school paper, and plans a civil or electrical engineering career while pursuing music as a saxophonist. He tours with the School Band and Chorus of America and aims for spaceflight avoidance but envisions a future in engineering or possibly bridge or computer work.
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McKinley
Paul McKinley
Attucks High School
Southern Ilinois University
Tri High Council
Carbondale
America
Iike
California Primary Projection Gives Goldwater Victory
California early returns from model precincts and rapid TV vote analysis show Barry Goldwater leading Nelson Rockefeller. CBS with 42 precincts predicted about 52 percent, then revised near 51 percent. NBC and CBS tallies favored Goldwater as networks counted top races and used computer analysis of ethnic voting and past year patterns. By 9:42 p.m. Pacific, Goldwater appeared to win with a multi-thousand vote margin as networks halted counting before midnight PDT.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Columbia Broadcasting System
Goldwater
CBS
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
Oncome
NBC
Rockefeller
First Ballot Totals Rise at Republican Convention
Goldwater leads with 436 first ballot commitments in Tuesday primaries, edging toward the 635 needed for nomination. Rockefeller 118, Scranton 71, Lodge 44, Smith 15, Nixon 1, with 100 favorable but uncommitted votes and various favorite sons noted.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Salinger Wins California Democratic Senate Nomination
Pierre Salinger captured the Democratic senatorial nomination in California as Alan Cranston and party leaders pledged united support. The former White House press secretary defeated actor George Murphy with returns from 30.19 percent of precincts showing Salinger 1,067,312 to Cranston 952,230. Gov. Edmund Brown endorsed Cranston.
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Pierre Salinger
White House
Capitol
California
Kennedy
Johnson
Alan Cranston
George Murphy
Redpubligan
Salinger
Los Angeles
Cranston
Edmund G. Brown
Weather outlook for the South: showers, warmer Thursday
The forecast calls for generally fair and warmer conditions tonight with Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of scattered showers in the afternoon or evening. Lows tonight in the 50s and highs Thursday from the upper 70s to about 80.
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Tincis
Goldwater Narrowly Wins California Primary
Senator Barry Goldwater claimed a commanding California victory to near the 655 delegate threshold, overcoming early Rockefeller leads as Los Angeles counts solidified his comeback. Pierre Salinger won the Senate Dem nomination amid party tensions, while Brown’s delegates remained split and Knowland urged GOP unity.
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Salinger
Edmund G.brown
Cranston
Kennedy
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Virginia
George Murphy
Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Goldwater
GOP
William E. Miller
California
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Washington
Pan
Wiliam “F. Knowland
C and E I seeks to drop four passenger trains
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad filed petitions to discontinue four daily Chicago Evansville passenger trains Nos 4 95 52 and 54. President David O Mathews cited a 1963 operating loss of about 1.407 million. The trains include the Dixie Flyer Nos 9594.
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Chicago & Eastern Tradis Railroad
Evansville
Ind
David O. Mathews
C & EI
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