Job Corps briefing here Monday at Oskaloosa
Ralph Tusten of the Lawrence State Employment Service will explain Job Corps to area youths at the Oskaloosa Courthouse Monday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. With 248 openings, 455 applications have been filed since the first corpsman left Kansas a year ago. Corpsmen earn 15 dollars every two weeks plus 50 dollars per month of training, with 25 dollars matching for dependents, and room, board, clothing, and medical care provided.
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Horoscope for Saturday March 2 Aries to Pisces
Aries and Taurus focus on partnership plans and real estate value with practical cooperation and banker input. Gemini seeks self analysis and improved appearance while Moon Children rely on intuition. Leo gains social paths and new personalities. Virgo serves and opens doors. Libra and Scorpio emphasize ideas and composure with expert help. Sagittarius contracts and cooperation. Capricorn boosts efficiency with coworkers. Aquarius enjoys admired company and inventive hobbies. Pisces plans ahead and helps home affairs.
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Cuban exile unveils Castro spy network on radio broadcasts
Pepita Riera, a Cuban exile in Miami, broadcasts five nights weekly to expose Fidel Castro's internal spy system. She claims to reveal informers in Cuba's armed forces and interior ministry, evading arrest while urging soldiers to rebel. Riera joined Castro’s side during the Sierra Maestra uprising and fled to the United States in 1960.
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Johnson Gandhi to Meet on Long Range US India Policy
President Johnson and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi prepare for talks in Washington on future US aid and India development plans Johnson seeks assurances on agriculture and reforms while Gandhi weighs trade liberalization and investment climate The two leaders will also discuss China Viet Nam and nonalignment.
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Missouri Valley ASM Meeting At KU Over Weekend
Scientists and students from Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma convene at Kansas University Friday and Saturday for the Missouri Valley branch of the American Society for Microbiology annual meeting. Banquet speaker Dr. B L Horecker of Albert Einstein College of Medicine will speak Friday at the Holiday Inn. Presenting research papers for the Missouri Valley graduate student award are Donovan E Johnson H C Mincoha M D Sans and Martin S Wilder.
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Nebraska University
H. C. Mincoha
Kansas State University
M. D. Sans
Oklahoma University Medical Center
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Seminar Postponed on Burglary and Larceny Issues
The Kansas University seminar for law enforcement on problems in burglary and larceny has been postponed to May 24 26.
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Dick Van Dyke Show Ends As Stars Seek New Fields
AP reports the Dick Van Dyke Show wrapped its fifth season not due to ratings but because key personnel pursue film careers. Cast members including Mary Tyler Moore and Rose Marie showed emotion after the finale as Carl Reiner and others outlined post show plans in Hollywood.
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KU Hosts Art Historian for Humanities Series
Princeton historian Robert Rosenblum will present Documents, Hallucinations and British Romantic Painting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in University Theatre as part of KU's Humanities Series. He spends three days on Mount Oread and gives a 3:30 p.m. illustrated lecture at KU Art Museum on Picasso Dreams and Nightmares.
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