French Tourists Warm Up to Americans Despite De Gaulle Tensions
Paris public relations chief Georges Normand says France is friendly and hospitable, dismissing anti American sour views. He notes 1965 American visitors to Paris rose 1.9 percent to 430,000 with avg stay 3.14 days and highlights cheaper hotel rates and overlooked museums beyond the Louvre.
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Kremlin Plans Crackdown on Passive Communists
UPI reports Moscow calls for action against laggards and passive Communists amid criticism of some local party groups. G Popov, Leningrad City Party Secretary, cites Pravda on lack of tasking and inactive organizations. Emphasis on mobilizing party cells to boost production and align with directives.
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New Grads Face Strong Labor Market Says Wirtz
Labor Department reports show graduates with bachelor’s degrees in high demand across private industry government and academia. Wirtz notes engineers command top starting pay around 8000 to 9500 with masters boosting prospects. Business grads earn 6500 to 7000 while teachers start 4000 to 6000. many seniors already secured offers, including those draft eligible.
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