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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Monday. October 10, I960 PAGE THREE War II Vets Training Brought Back To Life A training program for disabled Some 1.000 veterans most w ith worm war n vetrans that end-serious disabilities stand to ed m July has been brought back , benefit to life for another five years. Candidate Hits Charge They were undergoing training Job Picture Status Quo Till Winter WASHINGTON (UPI - The government reports that 28 per; cent of the nation's major indus-j trial centers now have "substan- 'DENNIS THE MENACE" when the. program. Public Law tja" unemployment and the job 16, came to an end on July 25. ! picture possibly will not improve a new law permits viriuauy air before w inter. of them (those who were m train ing on June 1 to resume their courses at government expense. Also, the law establishes a new deadline of Julv 25, 1965. The Veterans Administration ex-1 The Labor Department Friday night added five major production centers to the "d. pressed areas" list, which now totals 42 of the 150 SEATTLE (AP) - Henry" OI Jm ,a major areas surveyed. This com- Cabot Lodge denied Friday night me veterans Anministra ion ex- pared , 37 July 35 a year that he ever said the U n i t e d,Plained lhat the vocational traln; ago and 89 in the 1958 recession. EV IVcasf lega HworlSir l"sdTded . " department also said little; tion m the U2 case. ,v.,.iil improvement, if any, was expect- The Republican vice presideti-:four.year extensjon was grantcd ed in the job situation until "late in certain exceptional cases mainly veterans so badly d i s abled they couldn't possibly have come in under the original dead line. It is this four-year exten- that expired on July 25 tial candidate commented on the fecond televised debate between Sen. John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Nixon. He said Kennedy, the Demo cratic presidential nominee, "to tally misstated my position on the anc) (o wmt.h five L;2 case when he stated that I said our legal position was weak." "I never said any such thing," the former United States ambas- more years autumn. It added that some. of j the 150 areas could look for job gains over the next few months, but that these increases probably would be offset by cutbacks else where. On the bright side, the depart ment said in another report that the number of workers drawing unemployment benefits dropped have been added by the new law. The law does one thine more. ih va iH It keens nnen thelby 20.000 to 1,571,000 in the week sador to the United Nations de- doors of tne vocational training ending Sept. 24. This still was clared. nrnm to dis.ihled World War above the 1,158,000 total a vear What Kennedy said was: "Mr. Lodge, on "Meet the Press' a month ago, said if there was ever a case when we did not have law on our side it was m tne uz in- ,., 10o arlline earlier. DERBY. England .UPD-Pam- tw, f d.a '.P0'- as ,Bt uu uv me mue iiiuimiciv, hi ii veterans ciassea as exccpiiuu- , , , . . al cases. They now have the Job improvements were exnect-l. ' . . Iview of tne fact sne ls Setting right to begin training, so long ed mainly in non-manufacturing as they can complete it by the activities, with largest gains in ling two cups cident." The Lodge statement which he was citing occurred in a Sept. 18 TV interview (NBC-Meet the Press). Asked whether this country now has as much influence, relative to the Soviet Union, as it had eight years ago, Lodge answered: "In return let me just point to The exceptional cases are these: 1. World War II veterans whose disabilities prevented them from entering or completing training prior to the program's original deadlines; 2. Those who originally re- pre-mristmas trade. The man ufacturing job outlook depends largely on the critical steel and auto industries, where 1961 pro duction will step up hiring in the coming weeks. The new cities suffering "sub stantial" unemployment, where 6i per cent or more of the labor the U2 case. Now you might sayjcna.ges ater weie changed-but that if ever there was a case... ,,. , , in under the ori- ceived discharges barring them force is out of work, included: from training, but whose d i s-1 Birmingham, Ala.; San Diego. Calif.; Jersey City, N. J.: Canton. where we didn't have the law on our side, it was the U2 case. "And yet when the Soviet Un ginal deadlines; 3. Those for whom Ohio, and Muskegon-Muskegon Heights, Mich., which also was a service-.listed as now having "chronic" connected disability was not es-j unemployment problems. ivn proceeded against us in tne tablished in time to begin andi The "chronic" list nnw intal v :l TTO .... ! . . f M-i-uiuy cumu.li ua mc mac, comnieie a course oi naming, major industrial center and 74 HOW they got the most dreadful de feat. Now does that show that the Soviet Union has got more pres tige than we have, when they had a case where you might say thatg,.am ,as its own deadlines still a good way off in the tulure. they had us in the wrong? Winding up a 22-hour Western Washington visit before pushing on to California Saturday, Lodge also criticized Kennedy's com- The VA emphasized that the smaller points. new law does not affect a sop- Milwaukee and Kenosha, Wis., arate training program for dis- and Columbus, Ohio, were shifted abled Korea veterans. 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