Key To Automation Embracing Change Through Education And Policy
A 70 member group from business labor government and education met at Columbia University to decide on adapting to automation. They urged universal education and innovation as the path to progress. They warned against broad work week cuts and proposed expanding scientists engineers teachers and training while modernizing skills.
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Congressional Control At Stake In National Primaries
The piece analyzes how early state primaries reflect party strength ahead of the House elections. It notes redistricting shifts by Democratic and Republican lawmakers, the historical pattern of the out party gaining House seats, and how national conditions may affect Kennedy era legislative agendas and party majorities.
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West ally Antonio Segni elected Italy’s president
Former Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Segni, a firm friend of the West, is chosen as Italy’s president after a hard fought contest in Parliament. The Communists opposed, alleging rigged ballots, as Segni’s victory kept Italy from a left swing and secured Western alignment.
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Nations of fatigue seek renewal and civic revival
The author argues that weary nations lose inspiration and turn to stabilization. Civilizations such as Rome Greece China and Britain show cycles of decline while the United States emerges as a melting pot with distinct American music and technology. Bureaucracy education media and church trends contribute to fatigue, requiring bold leadership to produce a stirring, happy people.
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Dear Abby Practice and Pregnant Bowlers Dated Letters
A batch of reader letters to Dear Abby are presented. Topics include a critique of No Chopin lessons for children, a request for guidance on pregnancy rules in a women's bowling league, praise for a sports opinion, and humor about bed sizes. Readers seek personal replies and etiquette advice.
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Tips for Eileen on Overcoming Stage Fright in Public Speaking
Personal cases show Eileen D a 16 year old junior in a speech class. Dr Crane offers methods to calm nerves including griping notes with both hands, selecting a title, and illustrating with neighborhood stories. The DeWitt Wallace formula Start with a striking text illustrate with cases end with a punchy finish.
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Porter By Garnet Russell Porter
Mrs. Harry Wagner was in Columbus on business one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stone and daughters spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walters, Eilene and Beckey. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rus sell and Cathy visited one day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vance and family.
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Fisherwoman Dominates World Of Deep Sea Angling
Jim Bishop presents a weekend yacht tale aboard the Helen F-V off West End Bahama waters. The Gray One and his wife chase big game fish as she reels in barracuda amberjack and a 35 pound waho o while Captain Dick and Israel supervise. The wife proclaims the catch as the Aquarium of the Atlantic as the couple end their day at the Jack Tar Marina.
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Citizens Question City Pride At OU Campus In Letter
Dorothy S Sinclair of Steubenville blasts Steubenville officials for high fines and poor town upkeep. She laments lack of Sunday services and papers, praises OU students for driving enrollment, and calls for civic improvement to lure visitors and residents back.
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