Slim Graduates Face Fewer Job Offers in Survey
A New York report shows bachelor offers down 24 percent and masters down 18 percent from last year, yet salaries rise. Engineering salaries lead gains, chemical engineers at start reach about $1,196 monthly, and MBA candidates average $1,324. Most offers come from manufacturing, oil, or food sectors, with women underrepresented in high demand fields.
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U S Veto Blocks South Korea at UN Amid Vietnam Seats Bid
The U N Security Council blocked South Korea's bid for U N membership while allowing two Communist Vietnamese states to be considered. The United States signaled it would veto Vietnam and Korea if needed, as Moynihan lamented the blocked path to General Assembly admission. A former note recalls Chicago police veto over Bermuda shorts in 20 years ago item.
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Chicago
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India expels AP reporter Edward Cody after crisis coverage
New Delhi ordered AP Newsman Edward Cody deported within 24 hours following a dispute over reporting on Indira Gandhi's emergency and parliamentary action. Foreign ministry officials cited violation of press guidelines for reproducing opposition remarks and material from diplomatic sources.
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Pope Paul VI marks 30th anniversary Hiroshima blast
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI calls for remembrance of the Hiroshima nuclear attack and urges a shared commitment to peace, marking 30 years since the event and urging lessons against war.
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No Dismissal of Kent State Suit
Cleveland UPI Judge Donald Young rejected defense motions to dismiss charges against Union Gov. James Rhodes and former Kent State president Robert White after plaintiffs rested in a $46 million damage suit. Rhodes White and guardsmen were named defendants in the suit alleging four killed and nine wounded by Ohio National Guard on May 4, 1970, in a civil rights violation case.
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Unio
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Kent State University
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