Cuba Eases Ban on U.S. Jazz and Books
Havana reports Fidel Castro’s government loosens restrictions on American entertainment allowing jazz, films and books. Four thousand students attended a public square concert by a “Free Jazz Group” as private screenings and late night U.S. films begin reappearing, amid rising sugar revenue and new foreign dollars.
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Negro Grads Sought by Industry in Record Recruiting Drive
New York AP reports unprecedented numbers of industrial recruiters on campuses seeking qualified Negro graduates for top starting salaries. Fisk extends recruiting, Howard notes more interviews, and Texas schools report large increases. Science engineering and business majors are in high demand with salaries up to 670 dollars monthly.
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