Civil Service Announces New Federal Job Examinations
The U S Civil Service Commission issued announcements for astronomers, food service supervisors, and medical record librarians. Astronomer posts are in Navy R D labs near Washington Potomac River area. other federal sites may fill. Applications go to the Potomac River Naval Command in Washington DC.
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Navy
Potomac River
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
U.S
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Potomac River Naval Command
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D.C
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
U.S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas
Veterans Administration
U.S. Public Health Sereice
Dept. of Defense
Central Board of
J.C. Haines
Winchester Post Office
Bruce Brown Surfing Icon Debuts The Endless Summer
Bruce Brown premieres The Endless Summer at Encore Theater as his sixth film. The 26 year old filmmaker, his own cameraman and narrator, shoots around the world including Senegal Ghana and Peru. films gross up to $200 000 and captivate California youth with surfing culture.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Bruce Brown
John Ford
Michaelangelo
Brown
Senegal
Ghana
California
Pana Point
France
South Africa
New Zealand
Peru
Highway Dept Plans Paving And Dust Control Efforts
Virginia Highway Department to treat unpaved roads with calcium chloride this summer to cut dust. Last year 2 205 tons were applied under the dust control program protecting churches schools dairies and homes from road dust.
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Virginia Highway Dept
Tax collection costs in 1962 at 45 cents per 100
The IRS places the cost of collecting federal taxes at 45 cents per $100 of revenue for 1962, based on a record $99.4 billion in receipts. This compares with 32 cents in 1944 and a peak of $5.30 in 1871, noting that costs for the income tax began at $1.59 per $100 in 1913.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Years Weren't Turned Off For Bill Pickett
DAMASCUS VA AP Somebody forgot to turn off the years for old Bill Pickett. Born in August 1870 he lives in a ramshackle shack on a remote Denton Valley stream. He has lived there since 1926 and supports himself on welfare while remembering Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Damascus
Bill Pickett
Denton Valley
Pickett
AEC Tests Explosive Canal Digging In Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated five 20 ton charges underground at the Nevada test site to study canal digging with high explosives. The blast carved a 300 yard long trench moving thousands of tons of earth. An AEC spokesman called the test a complete success, aiming to see how atomic energy might someday aid canal construction.
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Nevada Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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