Misguided philanthropy eyed by African education speaker
A Duke symposium in Dallas heard Dr John F Lockwood note misdirected generosity by American philanthropists threatens African education. He warned British pattern aid inflates prestige for white collar jobs, potentially harming agricultural and local development as donors prize prestige over lasting growth.
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Wage and Salary Employment Reaches Record September
The Labor Department reports wage and salary workers in the United States at 53.9 million in September, the highest monthly total on record, while total employment fell about 1.5 million from August to around 67 million due to seasonal schooling. Unemployment eased to 4.2 million, though much of the drop reflects seasonal factors and a GM strike impact.
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Conservatives Aim to Unseat Sen Fulbright in Arkansas Primary
Washington AP reports conservatives plan a strong bid to defeat J William Fulbright in next year's Arkansas Senate primary. Fulbright, a longtime Foreign Relations Committee chair, said he will run again unless Arkansans oppose him. Critics cite his foreign affairs stance and a memo criticizing military forums amid debates on alleged communist influence. Rep Dale Alford signals a challenge, with Gov Faubus as a possible candidate.
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Secretary of Defense
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Strom Thurmond
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Special Armed Services
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Former U N official Povl Bang Jensen may have been slain
A Senate subcommittee questioned the 1959 death of Povl Bang Jensen a Danish diplomat and former U N official saying there are strong grounds to suspect Soviet involvement. The inquiry notes uncertainties about death by own action versus murder and cites possible Soviet motivation. Bang Jensen 50 left his home for work November 23 1959 and was found shot in a Queens park with a suicide note.
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Kennedy program blocked by House leadership split
The piece describes a partisan rift as Republicans move to fix Kennedy's program while Speaker pro tem Mel McCormack teams with Southern Democrats to defeat it. Louisiana Dixiecrat Quo Passman accuses the leadership of approving the cut and urges members to ask McCormack about the propriety of the appropriation.
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