More Patrolmen Needed for Montana Highways Says Stephenson
Supervisor Alex Stephenson of the Montana Highway Patrol urged that the state must quickly provide more patrolmen to cover its 100000 miles of highways. He said 209 patrolmen are needed, currently 82 are directly engaged in accident investigation, and action should be taken before the Territorial Centennial in 1965 as tourists will travel Montana roads.
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Alex Stephenson
Montana Highway Patrol
Helena
Montana
Stephenson
Legislative Assembly
Tax Credit Plan Aims to Hire Unemployed Teenagers
Abraham Beame urges the federal government to offer tax credits to businesses that hire and train unemployed youths. Critics note high entry standards and a surplus of trained teens may limit street hiring. They warn the plan might fail unless the pool of trainable youth translates into actual jobs.
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Abraham Beame
New York
Beame
Subsidy plan to revitalize U S gold mining debated
Dr S L Groff argues for a 100 percent subsidy on new gold production to sustain a $35 price, create jobs, spur exploration, and shield Americans from foreign gold profits. He warns higher gold prices could inflate the money supply and harm the dollar.
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George Henry Ellis
Federal
Fort Knox
Washington
S. L. Groff
DC school teachers allowed to spank unruly pupils
In a progress report style note the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to permit teachers in District of Columbia schools to spank unruly students, a move described as common sense prevailing over sociologists.
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Port Gibson
Miss
Reveille
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Space Age Impact at Paris Exposition Signals Global Shift
Paris hosts the International Air and Space Show with about 400 exhibitors and 150 aircraft, illustrating a shift from US and Soviet dominance to a broader, multi-nation competition. Russia offers modest displays while Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia participate.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Russia
United States
United Kingdom
Italy
Europe Faces New Leaders in Space Age Era
The article notes postwar Europe shifts with new leaders from West Germany Switzerland Austria Belgium Sweden and France. It highlights fresh governments and a Europe ready to join the space age, with U S Congressional committees assessing military and economic implications for Kennedy era policy.
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West Germany
Canada
Switzerland
Austria
Belgium
Sweden
France
Europe
Congress
Armed Services
Joint Atomic and Space Committees
Kennedy
Labor Force Control Marks Dictatorship
Quakerstown free press warns against state dominance of jobs as Cuba centralizes employment and U S Employment Service personnel push for nationwide job placement through local offices becoming community manpower centers.
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Quakerstown
Free Press
Cuba
Peple
U.S. Employment Service
No Groom Ever Had Better Reasons to Wed
A fictional interview with a gubernatorial candidate explains why a divorced politician remarries to bolster his image. The psychiatrist Dr. Couchmaster probes motives tied to the 1964 Republican bid, election results, and party dynamics with Morgenthau Javits and Kennedy looming.
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Castro
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Congress
Dr. Couchmaster
Kennedy
Johnson cites South labor disparity in race hiring findings
Johnson presents data showing higher Negro employment rates in Southern building trades than in the North, with Brooklyn at three percent and Southern areas reaching 30 to 40 percent. The session, attended by about 300 labor leaders, includes sharp criticisms from Bob Kennedy and calls for a Fair Employment Practices Law, which Kennedy and Johnson say lack enough Senate votes to enact. Reuther urges a self investigation by AFL-CIO into unions with limited Black membership and apprenticeship access. The mood turns tense as the meeting ends without decisive action.
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East Room
White House
Lyndon Johnson
South
North
Johnson
Brooklyn
Mason-Dixon Line
Texan
Meany
Labor
Schnitzler
Bob Kennedy
Afl-Cio
A. Philip Randolph
Kennedy
Senate
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Wirtz
Labor Department
Reacher
New York City
Glandular Fever Is Not Mononucleosis
A medical column discusses infectious mononucleosis and glandular fever clarifying they are not the same illness. It explains causes, diagnosis, symptoms, contagion, and typical recovery with rest and nutrition, noting no lasting aftereffects in most cases.
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Korea
R.V
American College of Physicians
Nomination for press agent of the week bristles at witch doctors
Dr. Peter Ocloo of Togo told the sub commission on nutrition that witch doctors should be invited to the World Food Congress. He said taboos prevent nutrition progress in Togo and urged bringing doctors and scientists together. He called for sharing low-cost tools from non African developing countries, noting simple hut implements could ease women’s work and well being.
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World Food Congress
Africa
Peter Ocloo
Togo
Sub-Commission On Nutrition Today
Ocloo
Featherbed Ding Joins Railroads Slipping Toward Collapse
Featherbed ding stands as one of two major railroad problems endangering private enterprises in Owen Wisconsin. The other is excessive regulation, needing congressional action to cure. The union dispute now main factor, with the nation watching potential outcomes for rail competition.
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FPFPD
Neher
Paris
Ritz
Arthur Watson
IBM Export
Georgetown University
Rocky
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Clarence W. Couchmaster
Couchmaster
Akers
Coachmaster
Robert Morgenthau
Javits
James Donovan
Morgenthau
Arizona
Dick Nixon
Alabama
Alaska
Goldwater
Albany
and Kennedy
By Victor Riesel
Willard Wirtz
John Kennedy
Bob Needles
William Schnitzler
George Meany
Bonn
West Berlin
Bob
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
John
Dr. Mother
George Dixon
Butte Daily Post
The
Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Panning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R. Campbell, Jr
John Calcaterra
Frank Quinn
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Peggy Verstappen
Silver Bow County
Butte
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