FBI Academy Echoes Old Ideals of Duty and Training
Quantico reports describe FBI trainees as highly fit, disciplined, and loyal, facing tough interviews, tests, and physical exams. Recruits must be US citizens, college graduates, ages 23 to 41, and willing to serve anywhere. Overtime averages 214 hours weekly, base pay $7900 with potential growth to $24,500.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
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FBI National Academy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Henry Hank Sloan
Texas
Academy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Department of Justice
Washington
U. S
United States
Long Bottom Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting Guests
Mrs. Glen Deeter returns home from Sheltering Arms Hospital. Columbus visitors Rev Mr and Mrs W K Riggs and Mr and Mrs Thurman Babcock join Keno hosts Bob and Marge Coleman. Numerous callings include Rita Dailey Van Meter Dailey Newell Swan and Slethem families among others.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Columbus
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Bob Coleman
Keno
Mary Pierce
Opha Dailey
Elson Dailey
Charles van Meter
Portland
Hobart Newell
Chester
Marvin Walker
Ruth
Tuppers Plains
Dill Beagle
Racine
Larry Curtis
Oscar Babcock
Lindsey Lyons
Ulah Swan
Lawrence Hasbargen
Ray Riggs
Pomeroy
Herbert Swan
Ruth Slethem
Ernestine Hayman
Trissie Slethem
Ethel Larkins
Escaped In Taxi Then Caught On Bicycle
Sarasota sheriff reports Howard Douglas aged 38 escaped from Sarasota County Jail by taking a taxi. He was recaptured the next day after police spotted him riding a bicycle and returned him to jail where he was serving a sentence for a worthless check.
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Sarasota, Fla
Howard Douglas
Sarasota County
Douglas
Folk Trails to Tell Of Background in Ohio University Show
WOUB TV presents Folk Trails at 8 p.m. February 17 featuring southern Ohio musical background. Dana Wibberts hosts Ann Donald choreographs. Tom Psinka handles scenery. produced by Jack Boone. Cast to wear straw hats blue jeans and boots.
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Southern
Ohio
Ohio University
Woub-Tv
Dana Wibberts
Ann Donald
Tom Psinka
Jack Boone
Television Listings Note on Program Corrections
The Messenger disclaims responsibility for listing errors when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Bold type denotes color programs and viewers are advised to verify schedules locally.
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JOPPA NOTES OF LOCAL VISITORS AND CALLERS
Recent visitors to the homes of local residents include the Griffin and Barnhart families with Hobart Smalley. Ella Barnhart and Clayson Johnson visited Pearl Dillon and family, while the Reed household hosted Gene Wilson and Jimmy Brannon with Paul Dean from Reedsville and Hebron.
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Bur! Griffin
Hobart Smalley
Chester
Marvin Barnhart
Ella Barnhart
Pomeroy
Clayson Johnson
Hebron
Pearl Dillon
George Reed
Gene Wilson
Reedsville
Jimmy Brannon
Paul Dean
Ralph Baker
Steve
Ex Convicts Find Jobs Amid South African Labor Shortage
Johannesburg reports show businessmen increasingly hire former prisoners to fill gaps. With 340000 jail inmates annually and 72000 behind bars on any day, 35000 serving terms beyond two years. Social Services Association helped nearly 4000 ex convicts gain employment last year, signaling shifting attitudes toward punishment. Noise from sources linked to health effects from deafness to fatigue as doctors warn.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
J. Harley
Pretoria
The
Social Services Association
Changing Cities In TV Series Examines Community Life
The documentary The Community screens on Channel 20 at 8 30 p m exploring how change reshapes American life through Pro vincetown Massachusetts fishing village and San Jose California a major growth center. It notes average heights and weights for men and women reflecting implied demographic shifts.
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Channel 20
Woub-Tv
Jim Karaya
Art Colony
Provincetown
Mass
San Jose
Calif
United States
Larceny Case Ties Goats To a Prank Gone Wrong
A Dayton youth Virgil Keylon, 19, faced goat larceny charges after allegedly taking a goat from itinerant seller Chess McCartney. He was released on condition he pays transport costs to return the animal. McCartney travels the country in a four wheel cart drawn by 28 goats.
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Tenn
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Virgil Keylon
Chess McCartney
Keylon
Sessions
Jack Hargraves
McCartney
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