Indian graduate faces job drought as degrees outstrip economy
Balwan Singh Gahlawat, 22, an honors BA mathematics graduate and track athlete, seeks an industrial trainee position in New Delhi but finds no openings amid record college enrollments. He joins about 100000 peers left jobless as India's liberal arts graduates turn to clerical work with meager pay while government pushes science and engineering expansion but limited capacity remains.
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India
Delhi University
Balwan Singh Gahlawat
Balwan
Punjab
High Profits Put Heat On Business
Profits rise across many U S corporations as three month figures show higher earnings, prompting debate over public and government reaction. Business leaders say margins lag sales and impact on expansion, while unions cite higher wages. They warn restrictive measures could dampen productivity and jobs.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U.S
Prudent Diet Cuts Heart Attacks in Club Members
Seven years into the Anti Coronary Club study in New York City, eight of more than 800 middle aged men on a prudent diet died of heart attacks, a rate about one third of non-dieting peers. Diet lowered cholesterol and reduced attack rates in both age groups studied.
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New York City
American Public Health Association
Seymour H. Rinzler
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Viet pilot killed by Viet Cong fire near Saigon
In Saigon the U S Army helicopter pilot was shot dead minutes after bailing out of a disabled helicopter 370 miles northeast of Saigon. The crew of four survived as ground troops later drove the Viet Cong from the area. The death raises U S combat fatalities to 201 since 1961. Premier Nguyen Khanh announced coup suspects will be tried next week for high treason.
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Pat Wayne follows path to stardom after college choice
Pat Wayne, 25 and son of John Wayne, chose acting over medicine after college, hoping to become a star by 32 or 33. He recalls early roles since age 11, works with Jimmy Stewart in Shenandoah, and credits his father for rigorous training.
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Shenandoah
Auto labor deals spark market debate on inflation impact
The White House argues auto labor contracts reflect industry gains in productivity and need not spark a wage price spiral, while traders foresee broader inflationary risks across steel and other suppliers. Steel stockpiling grows as mills limit output. profits rise but remain pressured by higher labor costs and price increases already seen.
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Sam Dawson
New York
White House
Auto Company
Chryslers
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