Educate Not Only Train Workers
An Oregon professor urged a shift from training to educating workers to boost American industry. James D'Argaville Clark of Oregon State College proposed postgraduate fellowships to attract talent and broaden thinking in the pulp and paper sector. He leads the 32nd annual CTI award for technical advancement. Egan of Shawano Paper Mills was re-elected Tissue Association president, noting potential capacity gaps if new production does not rise to meet demand in 1964.
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Fewer Vermont Schools Offer Driver Education
Vermont's State Department of Education reports fewer high schools provide driver education this year. About 2,161 eleventh graders in 34 high schools are eligible, down from 3,290 in 60 schools at the 1957 58 peak.
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