Air Force finds 8000 service families in poverty bracket
An Air Force study shows about 8,000 service families fall under the poverty formula used by the President's Council of Economic Advisers. It notes 71,000 airmen and enlisted members moonlight to support families, with many housing and food allowances affecting poverty status, and highlights pay scales and dependents in the analysis.
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Two Year College Graduates Face Bright Employment Outlook
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz says junior college and other two year program graduates have good to very good employment opportunities in most fields. Starting salaries for two year graduates range from 260 to 550 dollars monthly, averaging about 400. Technical programs lead in starting pay, while art and secretarial curricula students earn at the low end.
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Dr. Clifton R. Tennison of West Monroe First Baptist spoke to Monroe Kiwanis Club about modern Japan. He visited Japan last summer for three weeks with a Baptist evangelical group and earlier toured Central and South America in 1960. He noted 98 percent of Japanese are literate and 85 percent read English.
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