California ethnic census shows minorities near one in nine state jobs
Gov. Brown released findings of a statewide ethnic census of state employees showing minorities including Negroes Orientals Mexican-Americans and other nonwhites hold about 11 of state jobs though they comprise one sixth of the population. The report cites city concentration and low skill roles as major barriers with few minorities at policy levels and more in janitorial and personal service positions.
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UPS
Brown
University of California
TALE
De Gaulle to Visit Algeria Next May
The Algerian radio said on Monday night that French President Charles de Gaulle will make an official visit to Algeria in May 1964. The announcement, attributed to the Algerian ambassador to France, said the trip would mark French week celebrations in Algiers next May.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
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de Gaulle
Mystery surrounds death at beauty school in Hitchin
Officials report a man named Winterbottom died by his own action during a case tied to a beauty school in Hitchin. Police consider possible black magic as a theory while a coroner’s inquest is planned. Students paid high tuition and guests faced weekly health treatment fees. The man was described as shy and wealthy, owning a Bentley and a fancy wardrobe. He held romantic interest in fellow students, and was labeled a confirmed bachelor.
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Beauty
R Winterbottom
Police Investigating Coin Stamp Theft at Star Coin Shop
Escondido police probed a $17,900 theft of rare stamps and coins from the Star Coin Shop after burglars entered through an adjoining cafe and breached the wall. A store room and display cases were emptied, with about $1,000 in cash missed. one coin valued at $5,000 drew note from owner Ted Greenlee.
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UPI
Folice
Star Coin Shop
Ted Greenlee
Mrs Kennedy Thanks Messages Amid National Mourning
Jacqueline Kennedy expresses gratitude for sympathy messages since President's death. White House aide says the Senate will consider a bill authorizing free lifetime mail privileges for the widow and providing an office and staff. House approves by voice vote.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Senate
White House
Pierre Salinger
Eye Notes in Slaying of Actress
Salinger reported 293000 letters and 26000 telegrams counted at the White House with bags unsorted. Another 250000 pieces of mail delivered to the Kennedy family at Hyannis Port Mass. Mrs Kennedy returned to the White House after Thanksgiving with children. Detectives investigate why a girl’s body lay undiscovered for days. The bill would provide free mail and Secret Service protection for Mrs Kennedy and her children for a year with a $10000 annual pension for the widow of a president.
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New Missile Frigate Launched at Bath Iron Works
The guided missile frigate Josephus Daniels was launched Monday at Bath Iron Works in Bath Maine. Named for a North Carolina newspaperman who served as secretary of the navy from 1913 to 1921 the ship marks another entry in the navy program.
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Bath
Maine
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Bath Iron Works
Miss Kapcinet Dies. Chicago Columnist’s Daughter Named
The body of Miss Kapcinet, daughter of Chicago columnist Irv Kapcinet, was flown to Chicago after her death. Her last TV appearance was on Perry Mason, where she played the sister of a model. An item notes free eye glasses for pensioners and an optometrist ad.
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Irv Kapcinet
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