Works Of Three Outstanding Playwrights To Be On ETV
National Educational Television plans a 1966 67 season featuring 40 plays on N E T Play House with Maxwell Anderson Thornton Wilder and Arthur Miller among authors. Also includes Segovia Master Classes and The President's Men public affairs series plus foreign productions and Intertel documentaries hosted by Paul Niven among others.
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Maxwell Anderson
Thornton Wilder
Arthur Miller
National Educational Television
N. E. T. Playhouse
Nebraska Educational Television Network
N.E.T
Kpne-Tv
N.E T
U.S
Robin
N.E.T. Playhouse
America
Bright
Thorton Wilder
New York
Circle In the Square Theater
Henrik Ibsen
Mr. Robin
Tennessee Williams
Lillian Hellman
Edward Albee
Eugene O’neill
Ellis Raab
Association of Producing Artists
Michigan
William Ball
American Conservatory Theater
Pittsburgh
Arena Theater
Washington, D.C
The
Theater Company of Boston
Minneapolis Theater Group
John Huston
Nadia Boulanger
Adlai Stevenson
Gwendolyn Brooks
Paul Niven
South
Radio FHA Civil Service Jobs Are Open
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an exam for Radio Announcers to fill World Wide English Division vacancies of the Voice of America in the U S Information Agency. Starting salaries range from 7479 to 10619 dollars grades 9 through 12. Applicants must meet experience requirements and submit an audition tape showing voicing ability and announcing knowledge.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Voice of America
U.S. Information Agency
Easter Seals Help and Civil Service Examinations
Louise Johnson assists Michael at an Easter Seal Treatment Center and trained in speech therapy after graduating from the University of Minnesota in 1959. New job announcements for the Farmers Home Administration and Home Supervisors offer weekly or annual pay and require tests, with applications due by June 30, 1966. Obtain announcements from Announce ment DE-10-1(66) or DE-10-2(66) via Sidney Post Office or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington.
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Louise Johnson
Michael
University of Minnesota
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
U.S. Information Agency
Washington
D. C
Farmers Home Administration
Department of Agriculture
LaVerne Couch
Sidney Post Office
U. S. Civil Service Commssion
Washington, D. C
Legislative Sidelines on Cooperatives as Private Enterprise
Bernie Camp argues cooperatives are a legitimate form of private enterprise used by individuals and small businesses to unite for efficiency. He cites IGA and AP as examples and notes Nebraska cooperatives saved over 1 million dollars regionally, with patronage refunds and reserves shaping Main Street communities.
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Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Associated Press
IGA
New York
Washington, D.C
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Main Street
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Japan
Far East
United States
Intertel
India
Pakistan
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Canadian Broadcasting Commission
Associated Rediffusion of England
Group W
Westinghouse
N. E.T
RCA Victor
New Nista
RGA
Victor
RCA
Wakeley
ADAIR
Penney’s
FHA
Whatever In the
Tee Caine
Telegraph
Pete Rapp