Automation Debate Challenges View On Unemployment
Gardner Ackley of President Kennedy's Council of Economic Advisers questioned the idea that automation worsens unemployment. In a Hanover speech, he argued higher demand, aided by tax cuts, can restore full employment, and that automation does not create an insurmountable structural gap. He noted past periods show workers can be retrained and absorbed when demand rises.
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Split Speed Limit Stumps Cops Near Ft. Dix
In Browns Mills New Jersey a one mile stretch of Burlington County Road 545 near Fort Dix carries a split speed limit of 50 mph northbound and 25 mph southbound. The Army governs half the border road and enforces 25 mph on its side while Pemberton Township maintains the other half at 50 mph. Local police question whether to ticket violators on the military half.
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Heated Bikinis May Solve Problem Of Chilly Bathers
A battery heated swimsuit to 80 degrees will debut on the West Coast within weeks. The carbon fiber suit uses small cartridges to generate a half volt, with heating via electricity. No full shift from traditional swimwear is expected. Retail is about $300.
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East Germany claims border guard killed by West Berlin bandits
Berlin AP report says East Germany's Defense Ministry alleges border guard Sieg fried Widera was murdered while on duty by a group called Girrmann bandits from West Berlin. ADN notes Widera died from wounds suffered on the border during attempted flight incidents.
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