Chill Wind Of Discontent Blows On Pakistan Leader
In Lahore and beyond Ayub Khan faces rising discontent as criticism grows of both foreign and domestic policy. Police crackdowns muted protests after clashes over Kashmir and the Tashkent declaration, while East Pakistan pushes for greater autonomy. Ayub gains from distancing Pakistan from U.S. military ties and cultivating new allies though unrest persists.
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Summer Camps Shift Toward Specialization and Longer Sessions
AP reports a trend to longer camps with focused programs and higher costs. About 514 million youths ages 6 to 16 are expected at 10,000 camps this summer, up from 1950 figures. Some camps offer specialized options for mental health, asthma, or parental participation, while others feature sports camps and university programs with dorm living and full athletic facilities.
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Hallmark Cards seeks women for plant jobs across 8 shifts
Hallmark Cards advertises permanent openings for high school graduates for all eight shifts with full and part time options. Benefits include company paid hospitalization and medical insurance, profit sharing and retirement plan. Visit personnel for a personal interview 8:00 am to 6:00 pm weekdays or 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Saturday.
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Government Raises FHA VA loan rates to five percent
Washington AP reports the government raised FHA and VA loan rates from 5.5 to 5 percent to attract more funds. The move raises monthly payments by about $3 on a $15,000 loan but lowers upfront points, with higher charges still in effect for some loans. VA loans reach a new high of 5 percent, while FHA multi family rates rise to 5.14 percent.
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Television May Offer A Life Saver By BOB THOMAS
Hollywood studios pivot from pay TV to two hour television features as a faster path to prosperity. NBC CBS and ABC schedule prime time movies on multiple nights and seek new two hour productions from Warner Bros MGM and Universal with ongoing deals and producer negotiations. Universal expects about a dozen two hour TV features this year.
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