Teenagers Face Summer Jobs Dilemma With Labor Laws
The piece discusses teens facing summer downtime and varied plans from camps to seashore trips. It notes child labor rules and wage regulations complicate hiring, with many employers hesitant due to required pay, age limits, and penalties. A middle ground is urged to balance protections and opportunities.
Proposal to raise minimum wage harms small businesses
The Kinston Daily Free Press argues against expanding the minimum wage to cover more workers, noting that many earn more anyway and that extending coverage would force small retailers to eliminate incompetent or overpriced staff. The paper urges Congress to restrict wage mandates to shield small businesses and curb unemployment.
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Today in History June 4 1966 notable events
On this date 1944 U S Ninth and British Eighth armies entered Rome freeing the Eternal City from Nazis. In 1929 Ramsay McDonald became British prime minister, Wilhelm died in exile in 1941, and 1946 Juan Peron sworn in as Argentine president. Ten years ago Krushchev speech text published by State Department. five years ago Kennedy and Krushchev met in Vienna on Laos. one year ago Gemini 4 crew sighted two satellites.
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Truth in Packaging and the Great Society Debate
A critic argues government truth in packaging laws would expose the Johnson administration’s actions. The piece questions Medicare abuses and Great Society policies, suggesting truth would reveal corrupted labeling, waste, and political aims, including civil rights and Rhodesia policies.
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David Niven Fails at Four Star Executive Role
Hollywood highlights recount actor David Niven’s struggle as a TV executive at Four Star Productions with partner Dick Powell. An on-site gorilla suit gag at Pinewood Studios became awkward when a sponsor visited, illustrating his misfit with TV management while he continues acting in Casino Royale. The Rogues flop nearly sank the company financially with losses of about $30,000 per segment.
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Public faith and testing by fruits in church life
A reader argues that visible church acts like ushering or singing reveal belief but true faith requires a genuine Christian life. Public profession of faith is supported by scripture, yet inner heart and daily conduct prove sincerity over mere display.
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Georgia the Peach State: vacations, culture, and hospitality
The piece touts Georgia as a top vacation destination offering no need to travel abroad. It highlights seashore and mountain getaways, Southern foods like buttermilk pie and trout, Atlanta's arts scene, and Gov. Carl E. Sanders praising Georgia’s two Georgias with hospitality and diverse recreation from hunting to skiing.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise City Notices and Rates
Daily Thomasville Georgia newspaper billing details include postal address 119 Madison St and P O Box 650 plus subscription pricing for 3 months 4.55 8 months 9.10 and yearly 18.75 with 3% sales tax on Georgia deliveries. Rates vary by duration and location.
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Passengers Ride High Lakeside Ocean Like Voyage on Titicaca
Aboard the Inca, ships of Peruvian Corporation sail Lake Titicaca between Puno and Guaqui carrying tourists and business travelers. The crew notes altitude and weather make seasickness and altitude sickness blend with 20 foot waves. Passengers enjoy night sails aimed at daylight sightseeing with 4,283 travelers in 1965 and cargo dominance driving the schedule.
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Visual Communications Congress Aims to Cut Red Tape
About 6000 people gather in Atlanta for the first Southeast Visual Communications Congress to seek ways to reduce recordkeeping, cut costs, and identify essential records for business, industry, and government. The meeting spurs a nationwide push by the American Records Management Association to limit paper and avoid duplicative forms and cover letters.
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