Too Many Teenagers for U S Economy
The article argues the United States faces a surplus of unemployed teenagers amid weak job growth. It cites June figures showing 1.3 million new jobseekers, including 1 million teens, many from impoverished communities, stressing discrimination and structural barriers as core causes.
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New York
Eryone
Three Million Silver Dollars Puzzle Treasury Policy
The Treasury faces a silver dollar surplus valued at about 75 million in the collector market. The Joint Commission on the Coinage weighs options including selling at market value, with a plan to keep the coins intact and avoid private group profits.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Joint Commission On
Treasury
Congress
Vlans
Robert A. Wallace
the Treasury
Department
Carson City
Nev
Heart and
Family notices and local greetings in Boyce area
Community notes list visits and births including Marty Michelsen introducing son Mark Alan born June 20 at Fairfax Hospital. Several residents travel, attend funerals, or host relatives from Alexandria Martinsburg and Denver. A Boyce Fire Co barbecue is planned for July 14. Clifton Forge reports Archie Walker fatally shot. David Washington charged with murder.
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Roy B
Pyle Boyce
Marshall Willingham
Maurice Willingham
Alexandria
William’ Clough
Tracy
Calif
Marty Michelsen
Henry Siler
Ft. Belvoir
John Siler
Joseph Siler
Anton Andersen
Linnea Michelesen
Norway
Denmark
George Rosier
Robert
Mark
Martinsburg
Anita Palombi
Boyce
Arthur Galloway
James O’connell
Terville
Elizabeth Jenkins
Los Angeles
Sam Wilson
Disneyland
Correll Brown
Carlton Cadwallader
Virginia Beach
Austin Brown
Maryland
Helen Bell
Washington
Carrell Brown
Williamsport
Ronald Yeatts
Marcie Leigh Yeatts
Omaha
Neb
Jean Garver
Richmond
Alvin Thompson
Grover Carroll
Berryville
Thomas Grubbs
Bethel
J. Lawrence Garver
Berri Garver
Larthar Armel
M., C. Willingham
Mike Willingham
Gradual Negro Movement Into White Areas Expected
Washington officials predict a gradual shift of Negro residents into white neighborhoods following the Supreme Court ruling and the 1968 Civil Rights Act open housing provisions. Experts cite affordability, moving costs, and personal ties as limiting factors. Officials say some resistance may occur but will be handled firmly.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Eugene P. Conser
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Robert C. Weaver
Congress
Weaver
Army approves claim for sheep deaths in Skull Valley test
The Army Claims Service approved a 376 685 dollar claim for 6 300 sheep killed after nerve gas tests at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Anschutz Mand and Livestock Co owns Hatch Ranch. Fred Anschutz of Denver is owner. Army confirmation pending.
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Salt Lake City
Army Claims Service
Utah
Skull Valley
Wallace F. Bennett
Army
Dugway Proving Ground
Bennett
Anschutz Mand and Livestock Co
Hatch Ranch
Fred Anschutz
Denver
Secretary of the Army
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