Britons Call Jokes Mottoes At Christmas Crackers
In Britain festive crackers will spill hats noses and jokes called mottoes. A BBC style joke shows adults and pupils exchanging witticisms about energy and itching. Cracker makers often reuse old jokes with one innovator failing to win public taste.
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UC Dean Denies Suppression of Farm Labor Report
SAN FRANCISCO AP Ale University of California dean denied a charge that a farm labor report was suppressed to imply only Mexican labor was available. The charge, leveled by AFL-CIO leader Thomas L. Pitts, claims the 7 page section was deleted from a UC study on ending the Mexican labor program. Pitts urged Gov Brown to release the deleted section, arguing it showed continued Mexican importation undercut domestic workers and that higher wages or unemployment benefits could shift farm labor.
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Grand Jury Indicts Three Men in Defense Dept Embezzlement
A federal grand jury in Alexandria Virginia returned a 43 count indictment against three career former Defense Department employees for allegedly embezzling about $66,000 over three years. Named are J Robert Loftis 62 William H Godel 43 and John A Wylie 57. Acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach said 12000 of the funds have been recovered.
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Divorce for Guitarist Les Paul in Uncontested Split
In Hackensack New Jersey AP reports guitarist Les Paul was granted an uncontested divorce from Mary Ford after 15 years of marriage and duet work. The court finalized the separation on grounds of extreme cruelty. Paul 48 appeared in Superlag Court, while Ford 43 was not present and resides in Los Angeles.
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59.3 Million Non-Farm Jobs Report Shows Gains
Washington report on November employment shows non farm jobs at 59.3 million with a 200000 rise from October in a seasonally adjusted tally. Manufacturing added 400000 positions as the auto strike effects receded and overall hours and earnings rose.
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Replacement for Barry Goldwater as commander contemplated
Washington sources report Senator Barry Goldwater was advised by the Air Force about a potential replacement for him as commander of the 909th Air Reserve Squadron before the November 3 election. The Air Force did not view this as a resignation by Goldwater, a Reserve major general and the Republican presidential nominee at the time.
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Soviet Navy Expands and Modernizes as World Watchs
London dispatch reports Jane's Fighting Ships notes the Soviet Union pursuing a determined, multi-pronged naval buildup. It highlights 430 submarines, growing merchant fleet, and nuclear powered vessels as part of a strategy aimed at challenging U.S. sea power and extending influence worldwide. The assessment portrays a vigilant shift in global naval balance and ongoing modernization by Moscow.
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JFKs Mother Returns Home From Europe Tour
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of the president, arrived in New York after a three week European tour with the John F. Kennedy library exhibit. The trip included extensive studies of the oceans to assess naval uses and risks. The report notes growing emphasis on sea power as nations press naval and military reach.
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Hawaii Hit By Storm Strikes Oahu and Kauai
Hawaii endured its worst storm of the season hitting Oahu and Kauai with heavy rainfall. Streets flooded in Waikiki, power lines down, streams burst banks, and hourly rainfall reached up to an inch as the Weather Bureau warned of more on the way.
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