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1969

Job Corps is transferred from the Office of Economic Opportunity to the U.S. Department of Labor.

1968

The Office of Economic Opportunity sets goal of raising female participation in Job Corps to 50 percent as quickly as possible.

1967

Future boxing champion George Foreman graduates from Job Corps, which he credits with teaching him to read and write.

1966

The first center in Puerto Rico opens on Vieques.

1965

The first women’s center opens in Cleveland, Ohio.

1965

The first Job Corps center is inaugurated at Camp Catoctin, Maryland, with 30 students and 14 staff members.
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