While Jobs Go Begging and Government Involvement
An editorial argues unemployment at about 3 million contrasts with over 3 million job openings. It criticizes the Labor Department for not reporting vacancies and suggests systematic placement could reduce unemployment at modest cost. The piece warns that government actions often backfire in industry and housing, and urges staying out of private business.
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U.S. Een
National Industrial Conference Board
Manpower Research Council
American Society For Personnel Administration
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Manpower Services Act
Labor Department
Threat to Press Freedom in New York Civil Suit
The Department of Justice sues a New York afternoon paper claiming the government can abridge press freedom under the Interstate Commerce Act. The case hinges on rights to publish and sell writings amid mergers, potentially forcing authors to sell to the highest bidder and affecting news exclusives and scoops. The issue tests First Amendment protection versus antitrust-like control.
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Washington
Johnson
Department of Justice
New York City
United States
World Journal Tribune
New York
Wise and ignorant voices debate press freedom and monopoly
A columnist questions DOJ actions affecting New York morning papers and warns against government control of what the press publishes. The piece contrasts the idea of press freedom with proposals that could force papers to publish identical content or auction key features to competitors.
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Department of Justice
Justic Department
New York City
Portrait of Washington by Eugen Weisz unveiled at George Washington Hotel
The Star Files notes Mrs. B. M. Roszel unveiled a large George Washington portrait by Eugen Weisz in the lobby of the George Washington Hotel. Thirteen Soviet planes were downed on the Russian front. A US British Moscow aid accord was reached. Virginia expects substantial federal highway funds, with Fairfax County urging Little River turnpike spending from Alexandria to Winchester through multiple towns.
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Washington
B. M. Roszel
George Washington
Eugen Weisz
George Washington Hotel
Russia
United States
Moscow
Virginia
Fairfax County
Alexandria
Fairfax
Aldie
Middleburg
Upperville
Paris
Winchester
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A short motivational meditation on resilience. It argues that defeat is not final until one accepts it and emphasizes rising after failure, using Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection as a model for turning setbacks into triumph.
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Earl L. Douglas
Christ
Jesus
God
What Wives Do After Breakfast in Modern Times
HAL BOYLE reports on a humorous interview about married life after breakfast. A diaper-delivery man jokes that husbands learn too much about wives, claiming wives are hypocrites who rush to clean, nap, dye hair, or gossip at a neighbor’s while husbands head to work.
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New York
Defeat of Peaceniks Boost for Viet Policy
Williams surveys September primaries showing voters nationwide reject peacenik and isolationist candidates in favor of continued military resistance to Communism in Viet Nam. He notes mass South Vietnamese turnout for a democratic constitution and non Communist future, with modest support for peace advocates across states.
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Washington
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Senate
Congress
Capitol Hill
New Hampshire
Peacenik
Eugene Daniels
New Jersey
David Frost
Rhode Island
G.O.P
Harrison Thyng
Skin care and dietary guidance from medical Q&A
The question covers chafing in the inner thighs and skin protection with Cala mine lotion Lassar paste or zinc stearate powder, not alcohol. It also addresses colitis management including Maalox safety bland diet no roughage vitamin supplements and various medicines with doctor guidance.
Bread's share of global calories and US wheat use
The article notes bread provides up to half of daily calories in some countries and that in the US about a third of wheat is milled into flour producing 15.5 billion pounds of bread, with 90 percent being white enriched bread, reflecting bread's central role in diets.
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United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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New York Herald Tribune
Supreme Court of the
James
Will Rogers
Hal Boyle
Frances
Rover
Williams
Maryland
Sy Spelman
Massachusetts
Thomas Adams
Adams
New York Times
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I.Q
U.S. Supreme Court
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