Junior Achievement Units Give Youngsters Business Training
Robert E Lee High School hosts five Junior Achievement companies with 30 students each, guided by area sponsors Humble Oil General Telephone and others. Kids manage stock, production, and sales, learning business by doing, with bonuses for top performers and monthly pay linked to quotas and effort.
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Frank Krustyniak
IBM
Studebaker-Packard
Robert E, ‘Lee
Robert E. Lee
Baytown Area
Reallife
USI Chemical
Humble Oil and Rening Co
Sinclair
United Carbear
General Telephone
Hf. Nitchmann
Houston
Junior Achievement, Inc
New York
Bend
Thco. Inc
Patricia Segers
Patricia
IriCo Inc
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Weston Cotton
Manuel Rios
Joe Twardowski
Pat Martin
George Berner
Humble Oil Sand Refining Co
Baytown
Tri- Co
Bill Kubik
Frank McMahon
Marvin Mulligan
TriCo
Tellesan
United Carbon
Junior Achievement
USI Chemical Co
Pasadena
Mike Tehee
Bob Hayes
Jimmy
Dennis Townsend
Dynaen
Linda Smith
Leroy Machmehl
Test Treaty May Affect New Canal Building
Washington AP reports renewed debate on building a second Central American canal using nuclear excavation. Analysts say costs could drop to about 500 million with nuclear blasts versus over 2.5 billion with conventional means. Senate House Atomic Energy Committee hearings are planned.
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United States
Central America
Panama Canal Zone
Washington
Soviet Union
Panama Canal
Moscow
Central American
Alliantc
Pacific Oceans
Joint Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
House
Joint Committee
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations
Jerold W.). Johnson
AEC
Livermore
Calif
John C. Pastore
D R
Johnson
Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
American Economic Health Is Excellent
The nation’s economic health appears strong with a preliminary 1963 GNP at $583 billion, up from 1962’s $554.9 billion and 1961’s $518.2 billion, signaling steady gains through the 1960–61 recession and the ensuing upswing. President Johnson forecasts a 1964 GNP of $600 billion or more as a result of stronger final months, with tax cuts and targeted spending shaping the pace of growth. State and local outlays, corporate investment, and consumer spending will determine how quickly the benefits reach businesses and households as the tax cuts take effect.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Johnson
Congress
GNP
Lwwer
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Unikem Inc
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Bill Sfurd
Kirwit Pieteh
Alvin Derryberry
Unikem
Dnd
University of Indiana
Rosemary Venable
Cathryn L. Garvey
Cindy Gardner
E. O. Cambern
Kenneth Johnston
Rex ‘Timms
Olea Sheppard
Lester Guidry
Bill Kiingsworth
Terel
Ceil Chapman
Luis Estever
Beck
John M. Mightower
Britain
LEE College
Business Law
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Association of Texas Colleges and Universities
Southern Association of Colleges
American Association of Junior Colleges
American Council On Education
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