6 The News-Review, Roieburg, Or. Mori., Nov. 6, 1961
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South Douglas Children Active
During Fire Prevention Week
By MRS. R. E. PROCTOR
Esther Powell of Myrtle Creek
won the Fire Prevention Week es
say contest in the South Douglas
area it was sponsored by local In
surance agents.
Several Canyonville young peo
pie under the sponsorship of tne
Methodist Church collected $20.67
fur I'NICEF Halloween evening.
The evening attracted i large
crowd of trick or treaters in Can
yonville, all of whom behaved well.
in most cases, with only few
soaped windows tracing the path
of the trickers. The young people
gathered fur refreshments follow
ing their tour of the town.
Passports Being Stopped
BRUSSELS. Belgium (AP)
The government has announced it
will withdraw the passports of
Beleians serving with the armed
forces of the Congo'a breakaway
Katanga Province. Observers said
the step should help the U.N.
Command in the Congo in its ef
forts to rid Katanga's army of
white mercenaries.
Soviets Heading South
MOSCOW (AP)-The seventh So
viet antarctic expedition will
leave Leningrad this month to
take up scientific work at the So
viet Mirny base, Tasa news agen
cy reports. It said an American
named Matthew Prior will trav
el with the Russians to relieve
another American scientist now
at Mirny.
High School Journalists
Attend Portland Confab
PORTLAND (AP) More thar.
600 grade school and high school
journalism students attended the
25th annual Oregon School Press
Conference at Portland State Col
lege Saturday.
The conference was sponsored
by Portland newspapers and the
Oregon Tuberculosis and Health
Association. Those who attended
listened to talks about newspaper
work, and about the activities of
the tuberculosis association.
In the afternoon, the students
toured the newspapers' operations.
October Unemployment Dips To Lowest Figure In A Year
WASHINGTON (AP) Unem-1350,000 more people were unem-uary. Such a January
ployment dropped in October be-1 ployed last month than were un-1 would tup the 3.385,000
low 4 million for the first time in employed a year earlier, lie said ployed last January.
UNIVERSITY PLANNED
PRAGUE (AP) Communist
Chechoslovakia, following Mos
cow's lead, soon will open a uni
versity here for foreign students,
primarily from Latin America,
Africa and Asia, the official Czech
news agency CTK said. Russia
last year established a university
for foreign students in Moscow.
a year but the Labor Department
says the decline was only sea
sonal. Department official! said the
Jobless total could bound back up
above S million this winter.
Unemployment dipped 151.000
from September to 3.934,000, while
employment rose by 786,000 io
67.824,000 a record for the month.
The dent in unemployment an
nounced Friday was expected.
The job figure normally make
a good allowing in October.
Labor Department officials
said, however, there has been no
basic improvement in the employ
ment situation despite over-all
economic gains.
A Republican congressman said
the situation not only hasn't im
proved but has gotten worse.
Rep. Thomas M. Curtis of Mis
souri laid the figures revealed
figure: of long term unemployed can be
unem-' retrained with upgraded skills for
useful jobs, he said,
the unemployment rate was .4 per Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Nonfarm employment increased
Cent higher than it was last OctO- r.nlilhei-n riillnerl .tatement I bv 288.000 to 61.8tKI.000 to set a
ber. from Japan, where he is attend-1 record for October. Farm employ-
Labor Department officials ing a trade conference, saying lie ment increased by about 300,000
noted that the seasonally adjusted j was naturally gratified with the 1 to 5,9C4,0O0.
rate of involuntary idleness re-1 October employment and unem- On the encouraging side, the
mained at its recession level of j ployment improvements. number of workers idled 15 weeks
6 8 per cent of the work force. But he said the unemployment 'or longer dropped by 17.000 to
It has stuck near that point for "underscores that we have a 1.240.0O0. The number of workers
11 consecutive months. stubborn and continuing unem-1 employed part-time involuntarily
Unless this rate declines. Labor ployment problem." declined by 139.000 to 2,J,000.
Department officials predicted, -we shall renew our proposal The record October employ,
unemployment will climb to 4 4 to Congress for speedy enactment ment of 67.824.000 is about 335,000
million this month, 4.5 million inl0f tne manpower and retraining higher than the prior record set
December and 5 5 million in Jan-bill so that hundreds of thousands in October 1W0. I
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