Job Market Shifts Favor Women as Men Face Slump in 76 Graduates
The College Placement Council reports a bleaker job market for male graduates in 1976, with overall offers down 16 percent for bachelor’s, 25 percent for master’s, and 32 percent for doctoral candidates. Women show brighter prospects, with bachelor offers up 27 percent and master’s up 36 percent, though they remain a minority of new hires.
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Protestant Chief Smyth Shot in Belfast Home
Prominent Protestant leader Sammy Smyth, 55, founder of the Ulster Defense Association, was killed by a two man death squad at his sister's North Belfast home. A caller claiming the Ulster Freedom Fighters said he died for negotiating with Catholic groups to end sectarian warfare. Police launched a citywide manhunt as the extremist claim followed an earlier assassination attempt by Red Hand Commandos. In a separate item, Sydney Pollack reveals Victory as his next film project.
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TV Castings Highlight 1960s NBC ABC and NBC Pilots
Edie Adams stars as a former burlesque queen in The Blue Knight. Will Geer appears in Paramount's pilot Law and Order. John Wooden to comment on NCAA regional broadcasts for NBC. Rod Steiger plays Pontius Pilate in The Life of Jesus, a six part NBC series. John Forsythe as a murder suspect in Feather for ABC. George Foreman appears as himself in Sanford and Son. Yvette Mimieux stars in Bell Book and Candle, lined up for NBC half hour.
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Wilson Loses Vote Sparks Major British Crisis
London AP report says Prime Minister Harald Wilson's government faced a deep political and economic crisis after a plan to cut public spending by 6 billion pounds was defeated 284 to 256 in the House of Commons. The loss, blamed on abstentions by 37 Labour leftists and defections by others, threatens a confidence vote while signaling a widening Labor split and Tory pressure.
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Hoffa Tax Dispute Linked to Vanished Leader
The IRS reportedly billed James Hoffa and his wife for 578 927 in extra taxes on a 1.7 million 1971 lump sum retirement payment, arguing it was ordinary income not capital gains. Five lawyers for Hoffa denied any back taxes, claiming an overpayment if error occurred.
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Heston Signs for Fifth Universal Film
Charlton Heston has signed for his fifth Universal Pictures film in two years, tying the star to the studio with a new project titled Gray Lady in Anglia.
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