Job Training At Tinker In Oklahoma City
OCAMA at Tinker Air Force Base faces 1,931 unfilled jobs after Middletown PA shutdown transfers. Maj. Gen. Melvin F. McNickle says a crash program will train needed workers as payroll rises to 241 million and manpower to 29,100 from 28,600.
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Hittites as Early Historians of Peace Treaties
The Hittites stood out as ancient historians, writing historical preambles for peace treaties centuries before the Old Testament. These preambles documented events and justified terms, reflecting their role in shaping diplomatic norms.
Decline Continues In Kansas Jobless Rate
The Kansas Department of Employment Security reported a continued drop in insured unemployment last week with a rate of 1.5 percent, down from 1.6 percent the prior week and 2.9 percent a year ago. Benefits totaling $197,615 were paid to 5,102 claimants.
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Topeka Capitol Repair Aims To Preserve Landmark
The Kansas statehouse in Topeka undergoes a 4 million dollar repair and modernization project to fix crumbling stonework, install new foundations, restore murals, and upgrade lighting heating and elevators. Completion targeted for 1970, with phased work including restrooms, central air, and exterior stair repairs. The state architect James C Canole leads the effort to preserve the grand old building.
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Smiths Take City Hall Roles In Pittsburg Area
In Pittsburg Kansas Dr. Ron Smith joins the city commission alongside city manager Jerry Smith. Office staff includes secretary Mrs. Marjorie Smith, and Miss Opal Smith leads the public library. George Richard Smith heads the YMCA as secretary-manager.
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Scout News: Den 2 and Brownie Troop Visit Central Park
Cub scouts from Den 2 Pack 225 met at Mrs. Lloyd Drybread Jr.s home to observe a blue racer snake and walk to Highland Park led by Den chief Claude Roberts. Tim Smulling led the flag salute. first aid for snake bites and home projects were discussed. Brownie troop 119 from Murray Hill toured Central Park exhibits with Jack Groves then returned to school.
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