Thousands May Switch Professions as Teaching Jobs Decline
Thousands of newly trained Southland teachers face bleak job prospects as budget cuts and a glut in certain fields reduce openings. College placement directors warn the downturn may persist into the 1970s, with Cal State Long Beach reporting only about 10 percent of secondary education graduates placed so far. Elementary positions remain slower but less grim.
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Southland
Cal-State
Long Beach
Ed Babbush
Babbush
Action Line answers on fair entries and gun laws
The column explains Los Angeles County Fair entry deadlines and where to request entry blanks, notes the Orange County Fair dates, and outlines state gun laws on carrying firearms with permits. It also discusses donating a wooden leg to a needy person and provides contact details for relevant offices.
Talking Apartment House Highlights In-Depth Feature
A special section notes an unusual feature in the Independent Press Telegram. Section A covers Buena Park to Calaveras County with costs of school vandalism estimated at 200 million dollars. Section B outlines council district boundaries and a youth jobs program seeks private industry help.
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Your Independent, Press-Telegram
Buena Park
Calaveras County
Boston
Councilmanic
Nixon Open to Secret Pact for Mutual Troop Pullback
White House sources say President Nixon would accept a secret agreement with Hanoi on mutual withdrawal from South Vietnam if it includes tight safeguards against violations. They caution North Vietnam may not accept South Vietnam as an independent state, a prerequisite for serious Paris talks. The rethink comes as Laird cites three conditions for any U.S. troop cutback and confirms ABM votes and parity in arms talks with the Soviet Union.
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Long Beach
Ronald Reagan
State
Bill Meyer
Nixon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
White House
Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Tion
U.S
Saigon
Defense
Melvin Laird
Warrenton
Teen driver charged after injuring 33 in Austin street dance incident
A 19 year old Houston student Robinson Parsons Jr. was charged with aggravated assault after driving his car into a Friday night crowd of about 300 hippie street dancers near the University of Texas injuring 33 people. 19 year old witness said the car backed up and sped toward the crowd multiple times. Six youths remained hospitalized with broken ankles and 27 were treated and released.
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Austin
UPI
University of Texas
Mike Darley
Robinson Henry Parsons Jr
Houston
Parsons
Professors Condemn Nixon Speech At AAUP Convention
At the 55th AAUP convention in Detroit about 800 delegates passed a resolution denouncing Mitchell for using aggressive language against campus militants and urged respect for academic freedom. The group criticized federal action and called for administrative handling of disorder while demanding safe teaching and research. Tokyo also reported 803 students held on possible charges tied to anti American protests.
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Anime BuUevinwissys
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
Mitchell
Detroit
Justice Department
Tokyo
UPI
Todays Chuckle Todays Chuckle
In times past a girl relied on her mother for answers to marriage partner questions. The joke notes a computer age alternative to the old calculator wisdom.
The Black Dahlia Murder Case Review
In a sweeping look at the Elizabeth Short case the piece notes the Palm numbered files in Los Angeles Police Department archives the notoriety of The Black Dahlia. It recalls Short leaving Linden Avenue Long Beach for a life that ended in sensational headlines.
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Linden Avenue
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Police Department
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