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Oshawa Times (1958-), 20 Oct 1965, p. 30

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THE OSHAWA. TIMES, Wednesday, October 20, 1965 wa Seeks Graduates For Foreign Service i By PAUL DUNN OTTAWA (CP)--The federal|ates materials--an page booklet aimed at luring ri the Civil Service Commis- to its arsenal of recruit- "Careers for University Gradu- wih he Government of mment has. aaaead a néw)verers The fact-filled pages now are informativejon their way to university place- ment officers across Canada, to into ex-jindividuals who asked the com- Vv cutive and foreign service po-|mission for such information 'ihions and to Canadian government government's recruiting|¢stablishments abroad. Students are told that chances has had 18,000 copies ofjare they can find counterparts ~~ 31 or under at Oct. booklet printed in Englishjin the government service to|""' r 6,500 in French, Its title:'the variety of "personalities, YOULL BE PROUD oF YouR YeHale SHOES You'll experience new comfort |nual, is one of several the com- |mission directs to potential job 'applicants. | The hunt for junior executive|7 and foreign service officers, sole purpose of the new book- let, is exceeded only by the pro- gram to recruit scientific gra- Guates: -for--- the Cas many researcher - hungry de- partments. There is information on ca- reer development, promotion, salaries, fringe benefits and how to apply for a job--you must be } i at university (and finally gra- For positions as a foreign service officer you must be a Canadian and have lived here for at least 10 years. For either position the applicant must face la medical examination and a selection board. The commission engages 120 |to 145 junior executive officers lannually after its Oct. 30 exam- linations. Last year some 2,000 \tried the exam and a similar inumber was expected this fall. |Successful st u dents join the jservice next May. General information on gov- ernment careers is offered: ad- vi pends on strated ability; work is difficult 'and challenging; as your cap- ability increases you will be/ given increasing opportunity, re-| sponsibility and authority; the) environment is congenial; and} "there is the unequalled oppor- tunity of contributing to the |planning and execution of na- \tional public policy." Junior executive officers may \have specialized at university in ja variety of subjects or have jtaken a general degree. In the} government they will receive! special courses and be given on- |the-job training to assist their development. The booklet explains that a junior executive officer may a graduate or in your final year |? Rhodesia In War With 'Black Africa' By DENNIS NEELD ve desia, should Prime Minister lan Smith declare his country /\independent of Britain? Don Sutherin is defensive halfback with the Hamilton «Tiger Cats of the Eastern Conference of the Canadian Football League. (CP) U.S. Asylum Sought By Defector : |many of them from Rhodesia. LONDON (AP)--The foreign) office announced today that a) Hungarian diplomat, from his home since Saturday,| has requested political asylum) in the United States and has| left Britain. | The foreign office announce-| ment said the Hungarian em-| bassy was informed this morp-| ing. The Hungarian embassy ported Sunday night that its) second secretary, Laszlo Szabo,| 42, had disappeared from his London apartment. j Foreign Minister Joseph Mur- umbi of Kenya, a top figure in '|the Orgafiization of African Unity, declared here recently it was time African countries be- gan a in terms of war. But a study of military statis- desia's equipped army and air force. The African countries have |250,000 belong to the North Af- rican nations: Algeria, the United Arab Republic, Morocco and Tunisia. . Of the remaining 145,000 in sub-Sahara Africa, Ethiopia and The Congo (Leopoldville) dc- count for almost half. The Con- golese army of 30,000 men is undisciplined and ineffectual without white mercenaries, CAN'T RELAX GUARD The UAR boasts a modern,) Soviet - equipped army of 100,-\structors is rebuilding its forces) missing:229, plus a powerful air force./almost from scratch following) But it already is bogged down|the army mutiny of January,, in Yemen and cannot afford to} jrelax its guard against srael. NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)--What) Cairo and Albiers, in any/has about 700 troops in training the chances of African|case, are 3,000 miles from Rho-junder Chinese and. Russian in sie golug~ iv wat wilt Riio-\desia and transport difficulties|structors. Rp eee erence ego gay nner Ses San I CR I ou Could Mold -Oeek likely will depend on is a cam-jagainst Portuguese - paign of guerrilla infiltration|gola and Mozambique. What Black Africa morejsuch as now being waged ruled An- nominally part of Tanzania's, virtually rule out the participa- 30,000 men, backed by its, own spare. Kenya's small army is en- fighting Somali infiltrators. with air support but they are! south. WARN OF COUP a Communist coup in Uganda,| which has an army of about 2,000. Prime Minister Milton Obote probably would be re- luctant to spare any troops for) tion of North African troops injof Ghana, one of the most viru-| any Central African campaign.|lent critics of the Salisbury] Ethiopia is militarily the most|government; commands an) powerful independent nationjarmy of 8,000. Nigeria, which) south of the Sahara, with the/preaches moderation, has 7,000) exception of South Africa. It has\under arms. Guinea has about an American-equipped army of/5,000. air force. But even if cautious|would join tics indicates the black African)|Emperor Haile Selassie decided|against one of the last bastions) countries would need consider-|to embroil himself in a Centraljof colonialism, but there is no) able outside help to match Rho-|African conflict, small but formidably|would not have many units to he probably|direct road or rail communica- tion between West and Central Africa. about 400,000 troops amongigaged in protecting its long)rican territories have more than them. Of these, approximately|frontier with Somalia and in/a couple of thousand troops. Suden can field 11,000 troops/HAS FEW TROOPS jder with Rhodesia, has only a} wey Seem Sy ne email military force and its vi |tal copper industry depends on) |Rhodesia for coal, There have been warnings Of/power and transport to the sea.| \lar army of about 3,500 men| jagainst invaders, It is made up| 'of two infantry brigades, each) President Kwame Nkrumah| Ghana and Guinea probably | in any crusade) Few of the former French Af- Zambia, which shares a bor-, electric) Rhodesia could range a regu-| ri |with one regular and two active Rhodesia. ' j 5 ; se we _jterritorial battalions. In addi- Tanzania under Canadian in-\tio, there are four' reserve ter- jritorial battalions, } The Rhodesian air force is 1964. Zanzibar, whose army jg, matched in Africa only by those Margaret And Tony Tour | Like Tourists In America NEW YORK ioe een hens for |Building on one shore, Holly- {den intend to see all the tourist;wood on the other, and the/ Margaret and the Earl of Snow- jof the UAR and South Africa, It includes Canberra bombers, jet) |fighters and ground attack air-| craft, a squadron of transport| iplanes, and helicopters. |. Thus there is unlikely to be a |conventional war of independ- jence on Rhodesia's northern) |border--unless some non - Afri-| Take Advantage of Cook's DON'T TIE UP CAPITAL WHEN YOU CAN LEASEA... An exclusive combination of outstanding features gives yam, besutiful printwork © easier operation foster typing © increased efficiency @ cost savingsl Write or phone for tree demonstration' COOK'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 75 SIMCOE ST. N. 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He is an} economics expert. | A foreign office spokesman said: "It is confirmed that he is now no longer in this coun- try."' Szabo's wife and daugh- ter were reported still in Lon- don. A spokesman for the U.S. e bassy said the 'United States government has agreed to do what it can to help Szabo and United States next month. The royal couple begin the| tour with a 90-minute stopover at New York's Kennedy Airport Nov. 4. After a quick round of official | greetings, they will set out for San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tucson, Ariz., Washington, and back to New York for a week before returning home Nov. 24 via Bermuda. Like any royal travellers,| they will be greeted by mayors | wherever they stop, dine with President Johnson at the White! 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