Brain Drain Recruiter Signs Up 700 Britons for U.S. Jobs
William Douglass, called Mr Brain Drain, opened signups with 30 American firms for about 1,400 Britons applying to Careers Inc. for U.S. industry posts. He noted earnings differences and targeted skilled workers while Charles to study at Cambridge and Barbara Hutton heads to divorce.
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Rhodesia Rejects British Sanctions Plan and Dulles Defends JFK Report
Rhodesia refused to accept Britain's plan, signaling continued independence and a possible move toward major sanctions. The decision widens tensions with Britain and may affect regional economies. Allen W. Dulles, ex-CIA head, questioned a new JFK assassination probe, saying scrutiny will persist regardless of Warren Commission findings. He noted lack of hard evidence linking Oswald to collaborators and commented on claims about multiple shots. The Last Man's Club of Bay County marks its 25th anniversary with dwindling attendance as veterans reflect on the past. Marion A. Jozwiak becomes president and leads plans to guard the champagne toast.
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Portable TV Stolen From Long Beach Apartment
A $70 portable television was stolen from the apartment of Stella N. Whitfield at 824 Olive Ave in Long Beach, police said Sunday.
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Olive Ave
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High Court to Hear Rumford Act Appeal
The case involves Mrs. Prendergast and others alleging discrimination under the Rumford Act. Details mention a Los Angeles apartment rental dispute, with witnesses referencing racial neutrality claims and the involvement of Francisco Mull and Lincoln Mull while a couple faced eviction due to being Negro. The record reflects complaints about housing bias and a petition reaching the Supreme Court.
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Senator Douglas to Return to Teaching Career
Senator Douglas 74 will resume academic life after losing Senate seat to Charles Percy and will teach economics and related social sciences at The New School for Social Research. He will land a position on the school's graduate faculty and conduct student seminars and research with regular student contact. Douglas previously taught at University of Illinois Reed College and University of Washington before joining Chicago faculty in 1925.
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Picket at Concord Naval Weapons Station Amid Rain
About 200 college professors from seven colleges including the University of California and Stanford demonstrated in the rain outside the Concord Naval Weapons Station in California. Four patrol cars watched as the three hour silent protest unfolded with no injuries reported after a stray cat momentarily approached the group.
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Picketed items stolen from Long Beach garage
More than 1100 dollars worth of gear including ammunition napalm tools radio equipment and fishing gear were stolen from a garage at 6712 Rose Ave Long Beach. Police said the missing items owned by Steve F Gallegos of 8669 Cherry Ave were at a demonstration site against the war and the administration.
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US forces clash with MIGs in Vietnam air actions
Swarms of MIGs engaged U S planes near Hanoi and Da Nang as Marine and Air Force units backed by bombers pressed a major drive in Quang Nam and Quang Tri. Reports said several planes were shot down and casualties included American personnel with Viet Cong captures and shelling near Hai Phong. The operation intensified with airstrikes on Ha Noi area targets and rail yards, while an American destroyer endured shore fire with minor damage.
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Rusk Stops in Japan on Way to Paris Meet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Tokyo en route to NATO talks in Paris. He planned visits to Nationalist China, South Vietnam, Thailand and Formosa before attending the NATO Council of Ministers on December 15. He would go to Formosa Wednesday.
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Greyhound Bus Split Open by Fire Truck Fatalities Mentioned
Nine people were injured when a fire truck, speeding the wrong way down a one way street, rammed a Greyhound bus in downtown Atlanta. The 242,000 bus overturned, spilled fuel, and was a total loss. Two soldiers from Fort Benning were hospitalized. others treated and released. Authorities noted the fire truck ran a red light prior to the crash.
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Five Die in Hut Shelter Storm in Flagstaff District
Lightning struck a family sheltering in a hut during a weekend storm in the Flagstaff district of Cape Province. Five members of the African family were killed in the incident.
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South Africa
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Press-dlelegram Summary at Long Beach
A brief news item notes a press telegram matter entered as second class and published daily except Sunday at 6th Street and Pine Avenue in Long Beach. It mentions a finale with a 39.00 cue and an audit by the Bureau of Circulation.
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