Industrialization Recasts Finnish Society and Jobs
Finnish transition from agriculture to industry sparks unemployment concerns and rising debt as firms lag in modernization. Matti Vuorentaka, a conservative farmer, sees inflation and devaluation as answers while the Communist vote grows in the north and east. The nation reflects on wartime resilience and a high standard of living amid mounting industrial strain.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Helsinki
Finland
Matti Vuorentaka
Vuorentaka
Espila
Ostia
Sillankorva
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Europe
Dartmouth Campaign To Raise Fifty One Million Fund
Dartmouth College launches the Third Century Fund a $51 million drive through 1969 70 to strengthen faculty pay expand library resources aid students and fund new programs at undergrad and three graduate schools finance a new science social science humanities and medical facilities and a major building program including a stadium expansion and an ice arena with support from trustees and donors.
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Dartmouth
Medicine
Engineering
Business Administration
College
Dickey
College of Arts and Sciences
Tucker Foundation
College Agency
Hopkins Center For the Performing and Visual Arts
Third Century Fund
Silsby Hall
Dartmouth Row
Baker Library
Dartmouth Medical School
Thayer School of Engineering
Thayer School
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
Chase Field
Measles Unmasked As Vicious Killer
Washington report warns six million American children under ten remain unvaccinated as measles, once mild, is shown to cause birth defects and, in rare cases, brain disease. Surgeon General Stewart pushes aggressive fall immunization to end this lethal disease.
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Washington
UPI
William H. Stewart
United States
Federal
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Public Health Service
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