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Harlem Shop Owner Fights Poverty War with Local Self Help
Bryce Porter of Harlem criticizes the federal war on poverty claiming it worsens conditions while detailing his 20 year effort to aid neighborhood youths through self help. He recalls attempts to run a country camp thwarted by bureaucracy and argues progress relies on local initiative rather than government programs.
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GNP Growth Slows in Second Quarter Despite Record Level
The gross national product rose to a record annual rate of 732 billion in the April June quarter, but gains slowed from the prior quarter. Price increases accounted for two fifths of the rise, with consumer spending tempered by higher taxes and Social Security withholdings. Defense spending rose, potentially shaping the year's business outlook while inflation risk grows.
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Incomes Rise in U S to 576 4 Billion in June
Incomes Escalating Personal Income in the U S reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 576 4 billion in June, up 3 4 billion from May. About 80 percent of the gain came from wages and salaries, rising faster than a 3 2 percent guideline. The figures indicate neither business slowdown nor deflation, but interpretation varies by viewpoint.
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U.S
Winchester Benefactor’s Great-Great-Grandson Born
From The Star Files a great great grandson of Charles Broadway Rouss, Winchester benefactor, is born in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Richmond dePeyster Talbot Jr is the son of Mr and Mrs Richmond de P Talbot of Garden City New York, living in Front Royal. Japanese troops began disembarking in southern Indo China under the new Japanese French joint defense agreement.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Richmond dePeyster Talbot, Jr
Richmond de P. Talbot
Garden City
Long Island
N.Y
Front Royal
Indo-China
Water cooled 200 horsepower Frick engine explodes at mill plant
A 200 horsepower Frick engine at the Old Dominion Paper Co plant near Winchester on Paper Mill Road exploded as water filled, causing a fire in a rear shed. No injuries reported. The mill produced large quantities of box board at the time. The building housed Moling and S. Loudoun Street firm.
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Old Dominion Paper Co
Winchester
George F. Norton Publishing
Moling
S. Loudoun St
Beachhead of God in Jesus Christ in Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas suggests that Jesus established the kingdom of God as a beachhead on earth and invites readers to reflect on their social circle work city country to see how God has begun His invasion. The meditation urges acknowledgment of this initial foothold in daily life.
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Earth
Taxpayers pay $275000 per Job Corps enrollee
Henry J. Taylor questions the cost and transparency of the Job Corps program led by Sargent Shriver. He cites inflated per enrollee costs, altered amortization periods, and delayed graduation figures, arguing taxpayers are paying far more than publicized while outcomes are underreported.
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Mr. Shriver
Robert H. Michel
Checkup Time in Rat Race by Hal Boyle
An anecdotal guide asks readers to assess their status in the workplace ladder. The piece lists markers of comfort and prestige from cashing wife’s checks to owning a two car garage and a 24 inch bathroom home, ending with a jab at modern status.
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Hoyle
Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
Forcing Industry Wide Bargaining is Overdue
The author argues labor unions exert undue industry wide bargaining power, inflating wage costs and harming smaller firms. He calls for anti trust style action to ban industry wide bargaining, end union capitalism, and restore civil rights of consumers and independent businesses.
Medical Q and A Column Covers Fibroids to Fluorescent Light
Wayne Brandstadt discusses uterine fibroids pregnancy risk, caesarean safety, tubal infertility odds, multiple births, and placental facts. The column also covers fluorescent lighting effects on eye health and vitamin A, plus a short NSU overview. A memory-quiz scoring section with ten sample questions precedes answers.
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