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Manpower Expansion Plans Told
Washington AP President Johnson told Congress that government manpower programs will be expanded and improved to cut unemployment and prevent worker shortages. He called the Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962 the key tool and outlined steps including reporting shortages, creating an assistant secretary for manpower, and expanded on the job training. He noted 3.7 percent unemployment as evidence there is no overall shortage, but emphasized the need to better match jobs and workers as hiring rises.
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