Kansas employment service lists 26 job openings this week
The Lawrence office reports 26 job openings this week with 9 positions for men and 17 for women. Men's roles include a fry cook three salesmen two farm hands and an electrical repairman. Women’s roles cover bookkeepers cashiers clerical staff stenographers waitresses and several support positions. Fifty seven percent of placements were men and women combined. 47 people, including 30 men and 17 women, were placed in jobs last week.
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Viet Nam Premier Fires Security Chief In Hanoi Crisis
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem dismissed a Binh Xuyen appointee Lu van Sang as director general of Vietnamese security police in Saigon and named Col. Neuyen Kaoe Le as Sang's successor. Le will operate temporarily a half mile from the police HQ as order from the new leadership goes to about 5,000 provincial agents. The move heightens the government Binh Xuyen feud. The Binh Xuyen refuse to yield control of police, claiming only the ex Emperor Kao Dai could revoke Sang’s appointment. Diem’s initial plan to seize the HQ by force was discouraged by French Gen. Ely and American Gen. Collins. The period of calm in Saigon broke when two national army trucks were fired on in Tho Lon.
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Soviet Move Toward End of Peace Pact With Britain
In Moscow a Foreign Ministry spokesman said the Foreign Affairs Committees of both Soviet Parliament houses recommended the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet cancel the 1932 treaty of friendship and alliance with Britain. The spokesman did not indicate when the action would occur.
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Criminologist backs Sheppard innocence in murder case
California criminologist Dr. Paul Kirk told reporters the police ignored certain forensic details in the July murder of Marilyn Sheppard at the Bay Village home. He is expected to testify at a hearing on a motion for a new trial as defense lawyers argue Marilyn was killed by a left handed intruder. Dr. Kirk supports that theory. The defendant, Dr. Sam Sheppard, already convicted of second degree murder, faces life with potential parole in 10 years.
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Susan Hayward's suicide attempt under police action
Hollywood star Susan Hayward attempted self harm by swallowing sleeping pills in Sherman Oaks. Police forced entry after her mother called, finding her unconscious in pajamas with two empty sleeping pill bottles. She was treated at North Hollywood Receiving Hospital, then Cedars of Lebanon, condition reported as fair. A family rift and overwork were cited as factors.
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School Board Sets Special Meeting on West Heights Primary
A special meeting of the board of education has been called for Wednesday evening at the board offices on 1dth s and Mass. Sts. Bids will be received on the new West Heights primary school in the Schwarz Addition.
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