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These loans have bean made at 1.410 r nil spas and
universities having 88 per cent al this year's total
higher education enrollment at 3 9 million in 2,000
institutions .
MARITIME Commii
coma up with the real
mere than 15 weeks. -
All these trends have continued in accelerated
style since 1956, though the recessions of 1957-58 and
MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1962 '
EDITORIAL PACE
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Let's X-Ray Unemployment Issue
By BRUCE BIOSSAT
statewide basis, about half the states will then be la
a position to aid needy students without govern-
ment financing.
The USAF goal is to raise a MI million reserve
fund from private so art is. Half at this wi be >
raised by a national drive. The other half is ex-
Washington Notebook
'The House That Jack Built'
Care of Mentally Retarded Boy
By DR. HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, M.D.
True Life Adventure
THE OFFBEAT NEWSBEAT . . .
L . Why DoesCatMeow
When It's Hungry?
By HAL BOYLE -
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The Orange Leader
wort It would indeed be most unkfad to belittle wha gitminectuppiommiztion before
job opportunitie*. - employment among young
The extent of the problem was indicated big cities, many official*
by the announgemen that in the county nt extensive vocational training Certainly in-
6,400,000 population, there are nearly 500,000 struction in a trade opening the way for earn-
people between the ages of 16 and 21 ing • livelihood would benefit thousands of
About 20 per cent of these, or almost 100,- young people who lenve school now with no
000 are without work This is three times prospects whatever except to drift toward
the percentage of unemployed among adult* low-poid unskilled work or into Idleness and
Advancement of automation and use of lm- possibly crime.
the members of this team are doing for the unhappy
mother and th most unfortunate child
employment rate climbed from 11 to 44 per cent
While this was going on, the rate in the growing IN HOLLYWOOD
service trades actually dropped. Among white collar
— Today s Dilemma
trenmnalmnorcersvmmmcarmnechan pahrng Among the Stars
in demand. Nearly all the rise I* unemployment - %
from 1918 to ISM came among those out at work five
Yet at risk of eriticism, f presume to draw your
attention to how much greater the accomplishment
might ba ■ these efforts were direeted al preven-
tion fait, upon guarded Inquiry, r learned that ae
direct mensures are being taken by this particu-
lar group to encounage a program at prevention or
the local community leveL.
Here are some of the measures that might readily
be undertaken:
Urge members of the PT A to expose teen-age girls
to German measles (rubetla) before they enter child-
bearing years. X
Establish a prenatal Clinic Encourage prospective
mothers » avoid comtact.with any child having any
$7
One of the major remedies for heav- u-
tolls about a speech he made recently before the
women‘s auxiliary of the American Legion.
Ae Andersen was arranging his notes, he spied a slip
of paper, evidently an exchange between two committee-
women. The first message read: "The men from the VA
hospital have been here for over ea hour"
At the bottom was the hastily screwed reply.
"Sorry, must take the governor first. Pray that he’s
short-winded even if he to a Republican."
Saying. Blessed be the King who comesin the
name of the Lord: Peace in heaven and glory in
the highest?-Luke 19138---
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how Ms words sounded to his subrdinates
A. ■ . . .
Because Fox didmt want a to in- A-In 1815, when it was played
terfere with the Oscar chances of la Boston at a joint celebration of
"The Hustler?" ... Still unan- Washington’s birthday and end of
swered: What does Jeffrey Hunter the War of 1812.
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"Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" Q—How early did “Hail to the
. . . Why was "Tender" released Chief" become associated with a
just after the Academy deadline? U.S. president’
poets at the less skilled, including large numbers of
young people sad Negroes.
Ewan Clague, head of the U.S Bureau of Labor
Statistics, now adds Ms voice to those who say wide
scale job training programs are the only way to make
• dent in persistent high "structura" unemployment.
He agrees with others who think two economic re-
cessions in the 1956-61 period reflect big cyclical
swings in general demand But he argues that evi-
dence in the 15 years from World War H’s supports
the notion that lasting dislocations play a boy role in
the unemployment picture.
Over that long span, an average of 200,000 workers
a year have left farming, some to join the unem-
ployed. Betwean 1948 and 1956, through boom and re-
people in all the
believe, is more
in the current college year it to oepetted another
150,000 students will borrow another $80 million un-
der the government loan program, making the
totals over 380,000 students with $210 milltea ih
team outstanding.
Island, Virginia and New Jersey already having inde-
greens Note that no pndent college student loan plans in operation on a
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AT LEASr TWICE in recent months President Ken-
nedy has seemed momentarily to forget the authority he
has to command the time and attention of his White
House aides.
One evenimg he telephoned an assintant. a longtime
friend. ef M« home The President greeted Mm warmly
and thep'asked:
*2^’ are you tied upr"
Aor course not!" declared the slightly incredulous
Weeks before that Kennedy encountered a staff man
he hadn't seen since the latter joined the white House
circle
"Glad to have you with us," said the President. "Bv
the.way. there's something I want to talk to you about
"hen can I see you?"
Youth Unemploy ment Is Problem
An attack upon the juvenile unemploy- A major factor in rising unemployment
ment problem, one of the most serious con- and juveile erime, official* believe, is the
fronting the industrial cities of the East, is high number of young people who drop out
to be made by populus Los Angele* County, of school. Fifty per cent of the county's stu:
Calif. dents are not going beyond high school, and
The County Board of Supervisors has in- • great many of them drop out at the legal
vited 100 top labor, management and educa- age of of 16 without even completing the
cationgl leader* to a conference with a view eighth grade. •
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proved farm machinery have reduced Job Educator* and public official* are also
opening* for many unskilled youth in the beginning to wonder if legal restrictions on
area. . work bv voune people are not also increasing
The rise in juvenile unemployment, has the problem of unemployment and juvenile
been accompanied also by a sharp increase deltnauency. I the supposedly humane at-
in crime During the four years from July tempt to snare youngsters the injustice of
IBM, to July 1960, criminal convictions in the crue} working conditions, we mav he cod-
18-to-21 age bracket jumped 50 per cent and dline them into Idleness and too often into
women kiss, it always reminds cans never own one.
me of prize fighters shaking Now get this straight: A Bel-
bands ”-H. L Mencken. gian hare isa’t a hare, it’s a rab- _ .
Strange town: The Flinch vil- bit, And the jackrabbit isn't a .
lege at Aroma is -pretty much like rabbit, it's a hare. Hare* have
any small commurity except for longer legs than rabbits and e
one thing its popufation at 309 different digestive tract. Rabbits
includes 148 so-called normal peo- are born hairless and don't open
pie and 161 inmates at a mental their eyes for e week or so. Hare*
hospital are bora fuzzy end wide-eyed.
sign of our times: Seen at an It was Abraham Lincoln who
auto repair shop: "We require a obsetwed, "It has been my ex-
10 per cent deposit from all cus perience that folks who have ne
In pods-making industries rose tomers we don't know. and IM vices have very few virtues."
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to avoid' "infantile eczema", (hypersensitivity to-ow's
milk) and even the latet development.ot curious and . . _ _ . ,
"stigraunderonond disturbences sucf “ nonspecinepi" • hace
Wilkinson Says.Our Kids Are Not Fit
Bud Wikinson, who heads the Kennedy make an important contribution to th* fit-
Administration'* Council on Youth Fitness, ness of their children by limiting TV time
reports that at least six out of every 10 to minute* a day.’* - ।
school children in the United States have Oklahoma ’» famous football coach also
flabby muscles, poor posture and Digging suggests that children sit too much;- their
stamina, parent* have been turned into chauffeur*.
He says American children of today are He urge* all schools to test their children
lees fit physically than those of a generation for physical fitness and give those who are
ago—and the youth of tomorrow is likely to under developed exercises to correct their
be even more flabby. Writing in Pared*, a deficiencies. Every child should be required
newspaper supplement Wilkinson states to take part in 15 minutes of vigorous ac-
“We are the victims of our own advance- tivity every day while at school, he adds,
ment in the old days, our ears had to be Parente, who live in Tulia are fortunate;
cranked and wrestled into parking space* for our school* have had a vigorous physical
Now they have self - starters, push - button fitness program for a number of years. But
windows, fingertip steering We have gadg- any fitness program must be carried into
ets to wash our dshes; to dispose of our gar- the home to be complete; what good is it
bage, even to switch TV programs without for a child to get 15 or 50 minutes of exercise
leaving our easy chairs. at schol and spend his after-school hours
-Television also has drawn our children sitting or lying in front of a television set’
awsy from physical activity and planted At a time when our fitness as a nation is
them in rapt immobility in front of th* being challenged, the least the individual
screen The average youngster probably parent can do is to see that his children do'
spends about six hours watching TV for not grow up soft and unfit for the test* the
every hour of vigorous activity. Parents can next generation will surely t»oa
tor the sweetnesk and-light rou- make it fun. , ,
s=iss
« tow.: The leveling ofallthse About., runaway productions. ' '
wondertul outdoor sets at Fox to _ What A difference flubber can
make way for a building complex. make. Disney productions made
Down with progress! . . . M5.million in 1961. compared to
Concerning "Something ‛s Got to ‘ loss of over • million in 1960. - •
Give," it may be Marilyn Monroe.
who isn't satisfied with the script
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By JERRY
By WASMIINGTON STAFF
Newspaper Enterprise Assoclatlon
WASHINGTON (NEA) - Pre. David t Owen; ot
Harvard. in Washington for the American Historical A-
soclation comvention. reports-that President Kennedy s
alma mater in Cambridge to now known as "The Haute
that Built Jack "
Commenting oo all the vacant chain there are at
Harvard faculty meetings because of the migration of
professon to work In the Kennedy brains trust, Owen
says there's a standing invitation for Dean Bundy. Ar-
thur Schlestnger, et al, to "Come back Ary time. all will
be forgiven. "
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"Sorry-I Hve on Enormous Nuclear
Weapons Family to Suppor"
By BOB THOMAS do for an encore after "King at
AP Movie-T Writer Kings?" ... \
HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Today’s Add Gene Kelly to the pro-
rnavSrvntmusrlacrd anrrazncnhnzsneroa, a
• a weuding present. • •. Ana now
Many can agree with Clague that measures to does Sinatra's engagement to those who can dance can have
spur the economy generally are likely to affect the Juliet Prowse strike Dorothy Pro- fun with it." . •. Nomination:
hardcore jobless "only if workers are la the right vine, who now. haslost. Frank- Warren Beatty for the slouchiest
place with the right skills to All thi jobs being and "The Roaring Twenties ' new star offscreen since James
ereated." Dinah.Shore issstilducking.the Dean ' .‘Debbie Reynolds is one
Bu this is • tremindous order. And It to y« to be PStikbasoutthudoron ".an of she few girls around who could
demonstratedi.ciher.mn (isting areauredevelopmnent The two top movie fen mags- mke • middling comedy-Western
Jin. that th Nhaetho curiom. inertia. puyEhoroinca are epuzzle, ne gaveup scamd like "Second Time Around" and
resistance to change, and home and family burdens
can be cleared as they must be to aid the economi-
cally displaced.
Moment of Mediation
* THE DOCTOR ANSWERS *
And you don't need a tundraiser: aarfve,abig umThetoumilionreseryenvirguaranteeactedtgs
times USiSZSJisii:
instudeneioana Income tnm the USAF MO m-
"ho have been draaged to the 1oans
Win be made available only t stinkets who have
For a copy of Dr Hyman's leaflet "Understanding completed their freshman year with good academic
Mental niness ” send M cents to Dr. Hyman, care of standing. Each student may borrow up to S1 000 a
The Orange Leader Box 489, Dept. B. Radio City year for three years. Repayment begins five months
Station, New York 19, NXafter graduation and is made to the lending
Tvejus Ahadan interesting visit with one of our intettos disease at least during the first three The private United Student Aid Fund to now oper
^mrninury-miMoti netgtioora Mes captain at a teem mnths of the pregnancy Ward them. too. of the den- ating only in indiana, where 1.300 tonne were made
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ONE OF THE NEW African republics calmly invited as she phrases t D" cream. desserts) eggs and egg USAF pians.
* "gr***^** to a big These good women heve agreed to pinch-hit for her sfPuts of Zef or lamb' porn dathe, Eaexpen- - Massachusetts, Maine, North Dakota. Rhode
celebrationita the African capital. Frantic U.S. State De while she earns her living, tor She is much too proud • t- v'~— -- N- ----a—-- - -
Prtmen officials immediately cabled th. head ot the w accept anything ta th way <* gifts or money.” -colored "eg5ta21es and ftufts vegetable and
Now certainly this to noble and self . Sacrificing
..__. . . ' * . "e-4na . . . "Flower Drum Song” is fine
WASHINGTON (NEA)—A private enterprise effort not want to be beholden to the federal government entertainment, but do you really
to compete with and perhaps reduce the need for any for a tax-supported scholarship or partially subsidised need two dream sequences in one a NIY
federal government financial aid for college and uni- loan. • - picture? . . . Fox, which allowed n6
SE SKJ.-Lta,—“ * United Theusoverpmepkowotters sss studentueda eanbemgerereasnaggcapnomtbe, QWhaedityn .
it to a nonprofit corporation designed to endorse U.S Office of Education, which administers the fed- pnning t0 sell this distinguished sisalled, thebirthpiace at pro-
persortal loans made bylocal banis to needy students eral student loan funds, has just announced that It • mi s: •Ln ■ tvtwd nav. A i a 100 I . :
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FORMER CHIEF of Naval Operations Adm Arleigh
A Burke — now just another eltizen — was impatiently
waiting for an attendant to fetch hto car at a downtown
garage. He got a little hot at what he telt was
cessive delay. /
Collaring an attendant. Burke barked, pspeed it up'
rve been waiting a long time and rm 1 hurry!"
The attendant unabashedly shot back. "Take your
time, buddy boy. just take your ijttw"
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NEW YORK (AP) - Things a per cent deposit from some we
columnist might never know if he do know.
- didn't rea his mail: ' Life gets better every year: A
The world is an opening en- new "split personality" electri,
sss^fXm-tt; ^torZb^Tto^J
your pet eat says meow when it tastes. _
to hungry This reminds me of the best
Hoeven holds a bilion stars; single sentence of advice I ever
but on the dearest night a child heard for housewives. Thehus:
can took up and see only about band that gets his breakfast
a thousand. Our sun to compara- downtown, said Kin Hubbard.
vely a young star-about five “to Babie to be late for supper,
binion years old. The age of the Wisecrack ft the week: Actor
oldest stars in our galaxy — the Oscar Homolka says most women
Milky Way-is estimated to be 20 don’t save for their old age.be
billion years, give or take a cause they never count on being
month older than 40.
How they got started: Bette The Biblical span of man’s life
Davis began as a film usher Sid is 70 years-which most of us now
Caesar worked briefly as a movie can hope to reach after 5,000
doorman. John Barrymore was a years of human civilization..200
cartoonist. Walter Winchell hoofed records have established these
on the other side of the bright longevity figures for other crea-
hxhis before he took pen in hand, turn: Giant tortoise, 152 yean;
Spiceum* to be 1M variety 0k, box turtle, 123: greatt horned owi,
death. The ancient Egyptians cus-' 68; snapping turtle, 57; eagle 35:
• tomarily buried peppercorns with toad. 36; bullfrog, 30; English
their mummified kings sparrow 23; wolf. 16, beaver. 11
Sb—of condiments, did The -moral here, if there it one.
yoknow that salt is sn bsolute is: If you enjoy living, be ss
vhrlety at life? A diet from which busy as a tortoise-and to heck
all salt was removed would kill with the eager beavers.’
you almpet as quickly as if you Lack of prosperity note: A new
tried to live utterly without water car is a sttus symbol in our
Our quotable notables: "When times but 80 per cent of Ameri-
A reconvening Congress plans to take up a major
Kennedy proposal providing new training for the na- '
tion s sizable cluster of lingering jobless.
The measure is founded on the assumption widely
but not universally held by economists in and out of
government, that "structural dislocations" afflict a bag
pert of the « per cent of the United States labor
force which is unemployed.
These dislocations Include evidently permanent de-
clines In use of manpower in farming, mining, trans- -
porta tion and many kinds of indmstrial output Fre-
quently they involve sweeping introduction of auto-
meted machinery.
The preeces sutmsdos the sperieHre* skills at ,
Encourage breast feeding as soon and as long as
poaslble. Hot only for economy and conlenjence but
BENNETT
American mission la the African country to find out
what was going on
The answer was pretty simple, it seems the imvitntion
was supposed tn go to Chiang Kadshek, premier ft Ns
tionalist Chine, but wes inadvertantly sent to Nanking,
the last Chinese capital the country had heard ft. -
wam't tanned good
hard by his old man when he
chopped down the.
nty tree Expiains Barrett
"Even in
days a parental adult was a little
hesitant
- getting physical with a juvenile who had
a hatchey/f hto hand."
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