Baruch Reflects On Peace War And Living To 84
Bernard Baruch, advisor to presidents on peace and war, speaks in his Manhattan office on lessons from a long life. He says experience teaches yet people learn slowly, urges preparedness, and notes shifts in standard of living toward education and leisure. He recalls a teacher who influenced him and jokes about birthday plans and past vices.
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Immigration Service seeks Border Patrol recruits in Los Angeles
The Immigration and Naturalization Service announced a recruiting drive for Border Patrol in Los Angeles. Applicants must endure arduous and dangerous work with irregular hours and possible postings nationwide. The event, at Manual Arts School, Room 173, Wilson Hall, 49318 Vermont Ave, runs August 26 from 3 AM to noon. A civil service exam begins at 1 PM in the same building.
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