Unemployment figures prompt deeper look at job components
Economists warn that 4 million unemployed and 59 percent of the civilian labor force mask underlying issues. Teen- age joblessness rose sharply while overall breadwinner groups show little change, signaling a mismatch between skills and a modern mechanized economy.
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Oceanographic Office in New York to Close
The Oceanographic Office at 19 Trinity Place in Lower Manhattan will shut this month as Defense Department budget cuts roll back Navy services. Lt. P. H. Feldhausen and two aides ran navigational charting, port information, and inquiries for mariners, connecting with Washington and the Coast Guard to publish notices to mariners. The unit will transfer to other agencies while private firms and public bodies assume duties, and Feldhausen will relocate to a new naval assignment.
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De Gaulle Faces First Challenger in French Election
Paris reports a new challenge to Charles de Gaulle as France prepares for a presidential vote. Analysts note this marks the first national ballot with a serious rival since 1846, signaling a potential shift in the political landscape.
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Automated giant cargo clippers debut at Avondale Shipyards
The first automated cargo liner, the Louise Lyckes, was launched from Avondale Shipyards in New Orleans with reduced crew under a Westinghouse system. The project, begun by President Johnson, aims to cut costs and shift engine control to the bridge, amid tense union negotiations and a broader U.S. push for modern merchant marine efficiency.
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FCC Proposes Eavesdropping Curbs Amid Privacy Push
The FCC unanimous action outlines new rules to outlaw eavesdropping via devices with radio transmission gear. The move would empower federal police to curb an increasingly common practice feared by private investigators, industrial spies, and rivals.
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Poland pushes plan to curb nuclear arms spread
Poland urges a major new plan to prevent nuclear arming of West Germany and German participation in a U S -led nuclear navy as part of a Soviet bloc peace offensive. The proposal calls for a freeze on nuclear arms in Central Europe with inspection provisions, to be discussed at the Geneva disarmament talks resuming Jan 21.
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