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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

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Explosive teen unemployment at postwar peak in May

Washington reports May unemployment data showing 4,066,000 jobseekers and a teen rate of 17.8 percent. Labor Secretary Wirtz warns teen joblessness could spark a major social problem, urging broader training and schooling to curb dropouts and discrimination.

Washington W. Willard Wirtz U. S Nas Apri Wirtz Harold Goldstein U.S Labor

Arizona drought hits cattlemen as water dries up

In Arizona cattle country range lands turn brown and water holes dry. Reports note drought severity affecting ranchers and local grazing prospects.

Arizona

Navy air chief minimizes risk from Soviet air spotting carriers

Admiral William A. Schoech says the Navy ignores Russian planes spotting U S carriers in peacetime. He adds that when the Navy does not want a carrier found, it remains hidden. The note appears on Page 16.

Mice William A. Schoech Navy U.S

Nation sees postwar teen job crisis and social strain

Labor Secretary Wirtz labels teen unemployment a major postwar problem. The Nations pages report racial violence in Lexington North Carolina with police cordons, plus political maneuvers concerning Kennedy Macmillan and union activity. The piece mentions Guardian war era headlines and sport notes from the day.

Fifteen Year Limit Proposed for FBI Director

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to cap the FBI director's term at 15 years, with appointment by the President and Senate confirmation and no subsequent nomination. The panel also kept the current $22,000 annual salary and considered Hoover’s retirement timeline as the section moves forward.

Washington UPI Senate Judiciary Committee J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover Congress FBI Senate Everett M. Dirksen

Pilot Hurt as Jet Crashes in Suffolk Field

Lieutenant Michael Cook, 25, a model pilot featured in RAF recruitment posters, bailed out of his jet yesterday when it crashed into a field near Ipswich England. He was injured but alive.

Ipswich England UPI Michael Cook

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