Program for CPS reviewed and explained by Roswell secretary
Mrs. Etta Freeman a 1954 CPS holder in Roswell explains the 1951 started program to upgrade secretaries through education. She notes test requirements and that 6,188 of 15,000 testers earned the CPS rating. Men are eligible and programs increasingly demand CPS for upper level secretaries.
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Nealand
Etta) Freeman
Linda Circle
Freeman
Roswell
CPS
Institute For Certifying Secretaries
National Secretaries Association
NSA
NSA International
Indiana
Cps's
Barbara Kelly
East Yard St
Kansas City
Beard grows manly image in college study
San Jose State University psychologist Robert Pellegrini led a test where eight students shaved at stages from beard to clean shaven and 128 peers rated masculinity maturity and other traits. Results showed a strong link between facial hair and perceived masculinity self confidence and liberal nonconformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Jose, Calif
San Jose State University Psychology
Robert Pellegrini
Pellegrini
Klondike relics auction raise funds in Seattle sale
The Pullen Collection of 2238 items from Skagway Alaska sold at Greenfield's auction in Seattle for 298456 dollars over four days. Mary Kopanski offered the entire set to Alaska for 200000 dollars. Items included Soapy Smith headstone and roulette wheel owned by his grandson along with beer ads and whiskey bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Weiner
Associated Press
Seattle
Klondike
Pullen
Harriet Pullen
Skagway
Alaska
Mary Kopanski
State of
Greenfield's Auction House
Jefferson Randolph
Smith
Randolph J. Smith
Seattle Center
Crash cause cited by NTSB on Eastern jumbo in Florida
The NTSB determines the Eastern Air Lines Lockheed 1011 crashed in the Florida Everglades due to the crew’s failure to monitor flight instruments in the final minutes. Distraction from a malfunctioning nose gear light led to an unnoted descent and fatal impact near Miami, with 96 passengers and 5 crew dead and many injured.
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John F. Kennedy International Airport
New York City
Miami
Moscow finally finds its long elusive telephone book
The Moscow city government confirms a four volume telephone book exists though Volume four is not yet issued. The AP bought the first three volumes for 16.40 rubles after the U S Embassy failed to find a copy. The set is expected to go on sale next week, mainly to government agencies and ministry offices. Residents rely on personal notebooks to keep numbers due to the absence of a public directory.
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Moscow
Ministry of Communications
Central Telegraph Office
Soviet Union
U.S
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Associated Press
Union Press
Communications Ministry
Ivan Ivanovich
Red Flag Brickworks
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Boston College
Alcatraz Scene
Michael Douglas
Karl Malden
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
ABC
By Gregory A. Gross
Gabby Hayes
Albuquerque
N.M
Indianapolis
Richard Lugaris
Albert K. Mitchell
Lugar
Secre
Laroys
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