Jobs program in 1968 faces mixed success
The Johnson Administration's JOBS program shows progress with 85,000 promised hard-core unemployed jobs and 60,000 summer slots, but lags in securing 200,000 urban youth summer jobs. Beebe worries about summer prospects while pushing employers to fulfill pledges amid budget and economic risks.
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Open Open for business the Air Force C-5 Galaxy shows cargo bay
The Air Force C 5 Galaxy nose rises to expose the massive cargo compartment and the aircraft’s status as the world’s largest airplane. Officials highlight its payload capability and strategic airlift role.
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Shawnee RC and D leaders urged by Busch to build trust
Howard W. Busch former Indiana assistant state conservationist addressed the Shawnee Resource Conservation and Development executive committee meeting in Marion. He traced conservation evolution from single farms to regional RC and D projects and urged broad leadership depth and cross section committees to sustain the work.
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