Wirtz Urges Public Jobs Plan In Democratic Platform
Labor Secretary Wirtz urged the Democratic Platform Committee to adopt a guaranteed public employment program for anyone unable to find private work. He called for expanding job training and minority business aid, with UAW leader Walter Reuther backing the proposal.
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Team finds differences in drugs brand and generic
A Georgetown University team reports differences in how brand name and generic drugs behave in the body, prompting questions about equality among products. FDA Commissioner Ley cautions that the agency has not concluded generics are less effective overall, noting few drugs may show meaningful therapeutic differences.
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Rockefeller weighs choices for Kennedy seat in New York
Gov Nelson Rockefeller conducted two days of interviews with contenders to fill the late Robert F Kennedy seat and may announce a decision Friday. Leading candidates include Reps Charles Goodell and Ogden Reid, with others like John Gardner expressing no interest. Rockefeller aims to choose a candidate with broad public confidence to address pressing domestic and international issues, amid pending legal challenges seeking an election to fill the vacancy.
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Cable links United States Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
Four communications firms claim a greatly improved telephone service between the United States and Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with a new high capacity undersea cable. The 1300 mile cable extends from Jacksonville Beach Florida to St Thomas Virgin Islands, dropping to a depth of 414 nautical miles in the Puerto Rican Trench.
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Liberals May Get New Job
New York Mayor John Lindsay on his weekly TV show suggested liberals may be disappointed by the Republican ticket. He added that Chicago's outcome could influence liberal sentiment as the Democratic convention nears.
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Ruth Oliphant, Social Worker, Dies at 68
Ruth Oliphant, a social worker for 20 years and former president of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, died last night at 68. Survived by her sister Mrs. James Thurber of Connecticut. widow of Willard E. Oliphant. Arizona Mortuary Chapel East handling arrangements.
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Time of Your Life at Santa Rita Hotel Tonight
The Arizona Civic Theater presents The Time of Your Life at the Santa Rita Hotel tonight at 8:30 P.M. The production runs through Saturday with admission charged. Tickets are available at the Council of the Arts theater on Broadway.
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Tucson Jobs Climb in July With Strong Statewide Growth
Nonfarm wage and salary employment in Tucson rose in July to about 87 100 workers, up 400 from June and 2 400 from a year earlier. Government payrolls increased while manufacturing and trade declined slightly. Statewide jobs reached a record 466 000, with manufacturing and construction posting sizable gains.
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Pontiff Declines To Widen Tour
BOGOTA Colombia AP Latin American nations hoped for a Pope Paul VI stopover on his Colombia trip but Avianca announced a nonstop Rome to Colombia flight for Thursday and a return with a half hour Bermuda refueling stop on Saturday. The voyage marks his sixth and longest journey outside Italy.
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Roaring 20s Party Hosted By Senior Citizens Club
The Senior Citizens Club No 2 will hold a Roaring 20s party and potluck at 6 p m Saturday at the Verde Meadows Recreation Center 1360 E Irvington Place. The program includes entertainment and dancing.
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