Career Corner guides on finding career information
A reader asks how to guide five children in choosing vocations. The column suggests using guidance counselors, libraries, state employment services, observing professionals, and reading specific career pamphlets from The American Legion, Prudential, B'nai B'rith, and the National Science Teachers Association for scholarship and career guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board On Counseling Services
American Legion
Dept. S
Indianapolis
Ind
Prudential
Newark
N. J
B'nai B'rith Vocational Service
Rhode Island Ave. N. W
Washington, D. C
Science & Technology
National Science Teachers Assoc
16Th St. N. W
Free Federal Aid Catalog Promises Big Benefits
A Birmingham News note highlights the Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs now available free, weighing 4 pounds with 701 pages listing about 1 200 programs and an estimated 20 billion dollars in current-year funding. The piece warns about red tape and loss of independence in seeking aid, urging readers to read and decide.
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Birmingham
Ala
Uncle Sam
Maryland
National Guard
Salisbury
Richmond
Memphis
Tenn
Supreme Court
Boston
Benjamin M. Spock
Adrian Kantrowitz
Paul Dudley White
James L. Goddard
United States
the Food and Drug Administration
Health, Education and Welfare
Matthew G. Carter
Montclair
N. J
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Stamford
Conn
France
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
New Orleans
Stokely Carmichael
Ralph David Abernathy
H. Rap Brown
U. S
Saigon
Vietnam
Guess Who's Running The Place
In a Charleston Daily Mail summary, a Xerox study polls about 400000 youths from grades six through twelve to predict presidential outcomes. The piece argues teen mentality drives national policy and that older generations are out of step, noting results have matched elections since 1956.
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Xerox
United States
Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Today in History highlights and key events
On June 15 as listed, Magna Carta signed in 1215, Franklin conducts kite experiment in 1752, Washington takes command in 1775, Arkansas becomes 25th state in 1836, German advance on Maginot in 1940, Ribbentrop captured in 1945, Supreme Court apportionment ruling in 1964, and recent geopolitical notes from 5 to 10 years ago. Other items include Tito denouncing Moscow and Peking, and Kosygin at the UN in 1968 era.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
George Washington
Arkansas
Seer von Ribbentrop
Hamarg
U.S. Supreme Court
Tito
Moscow
Peking
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
Russia
Alexei Kosygin
U.N. General Assembly
Sensing the News: A call for new leadership amid crisis
The piece argues the nation needs fresh leadership after a string of failed policies from the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. It cites Bay of Pigs, Cuban missile crisis, nuclear test ban, War on Poverty, and Vietnam, warning that inflation, unrest, and civil disobedience threaten the Republic's future. It warns that without change, law and order and national survival are at stake.
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United States
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
U. S
Johnson
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Congress
Haiphong
Douglas MacArthur
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
America
Republic
Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Humphrey
Tax surtax seen as easing fears for economy
Connecticut editors report that passage of the surtax next week is viewed as a firmer step toward balancing the economy. Officials warn inflation remains a threat, but anticipated tax revenue and policy measures could moderate the boom and restore foreign confidence in a dollar-linked system.
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Walter Heller
Martin
Treasury
Fowler
Congress
Times Enterprise publication details and mail rates
The Thomasville Times Enterprise confirms republication rights and is published daily except Sunday. It lists mailing addresses for subscriptions in Thomasville Georgia and outlines mail rates and sales tax within Georgia with monthly and yearly options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Times-Enterprise. Co
Inc
Thomasville
P. O
N. Madison S&i
Canal 6
State of
Georgia
Cleanup Of RFK's Men Could Shape 1968 Election
Washington analyst Crosby S. Noyes argues RFK followers face a split path after his assassination. Humphrey's nomination seems secure but party unity remains fragile as Vietnam policy and liberal appeal drive a potential realignment ahead of November. Nixon’s stronger antiwar stance and Rockefeller challenge intensify the political battle.
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Crosby S. Noyes
Washington
Arthur Schlesinger
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Vietnam
Communist National Liberation Front
Saigon
Asia
Johnson
Newspapers Educate How's Your News IQ Quiz
A weekly quiz tests readers memory of current events with ten multiple choice questions. Items cover sports venues, police actions, Supreme Court rulings, medical officials, mayors, French politics, civil rights cases, Viet Nam casualties, and U.S. bombing policy.
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Omaha World - Herald
Lain
Royal Typewriter Company
Sandra Baquet
Omaha
Nebr
The
John of England
Thurman
Connecticut
New Haven
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
Federal Reserve
William Martin
Yale
By Charles Bartlett
Western
Europe
Free World
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
RFK
Paris
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