Education as best answer to automation challenge
The article argues automation displaces workers at a rapid pace and stresses the need for multiple solutions. Wirtz favors raising the compulsory school age to 18 and two extra years of free public education to reduce job seekers and upgrade skills. Shelley proposes earned educational leave to shift workers back to school while paid, but notes its limits due to structural unemployment. Education is currently the best response to automation.
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Wirtz
Edwin F. Shelley
National Council On the Aging
Shelley
De Gaulle's France Withdraws From NATO Amid Isolation Push
Allies shrug as President De Gaulle proceeds with separating France from NATO. France removes naval officers from alliance HQ, plans to pull remaining fleets and army divisions from Allied control, while building an independent nuclear force costing about 8 billion dollars by 1972. Critics warn the move risks global defense cohesion.
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France
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
English Channel
West Germany
de Frappe
United States
America
Rube Goldberg Quits Car Toon Work For Sculpture Debut
Renowned caricaturist Rube Goldberg announces he is giving up car toons to pursue sculpture. He plans a solo show next winter, hoping his new medium will live up to his past fame. He notes a man must return love to keep a girl's affection.
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Rube Goldberg
Goldberg
Handwriting experts weigh signs in tax case clues
Washington handwriting pros discuss how idiosyncrasies in penmanship reveal who signed a tax return. They cite dotting of i’s and t’s, letter slants, loops, spacing, and other quirks, noting most individuals retain quirks despite aging or illness. Analysts admit a 20 percent uncertainty in matching signatures.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
Bobby Baker
Post Office
Post Office Department
Memory Lane in Brief: Remembering Yesterday's Odds and Ends
Boyle's Column reflects on nostalgic 20th century life with vivid snapshots. It recalls buttonhooks, early rising rules, evaluating age by teeth, expressions like willies and heeby jeebies, the old repair costs, telephones signaling bad news, escalators for thrills, washboards in basements, rocking chairs in cellars, simple Christmas gift choices, Rockefeller Sr. as a famed golfer, and teen spending concerns.
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New York
San Francisco
America
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Business luster may dim as economy steadies
AP reports steady but slowing gains across industries. Steel production levels off while auto output stays strong as dealers stock for wage talks and model changes. Retail trade grows in May, but big gains from tax cuts are not yet evident. construction spending peaks in March and stays high, with a delayed expansion boom expected by autumn.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Ring's sheet music store a long memory in Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard hosts Ring's sheet music shop on Cherokee Avenue near the Boulevard. Stanley Ring, 64, runs the store stocked with about 450,000 titles, finding requests despite misremembered titles. The shop opened November 15, 1943, after Ring rebuilt post fire with winnings from horse bets.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Ring
Cherokee Avenue
Boulevard
Stanley Ring
San Francisco
New York City
Elsie Janis
Los Angeles
L.A
Housing wins for elderly in federal awards program
Eight of twenty eight entries in the Federal Housing Administration first Honor Awards Program recognize housing for the elderly and nursing homes. Winners include Presbyterian Manor Boulder Orangewood Phoenix Pilgrim Manor Grand Rapids and Crestwood of Ohio plus Hillcrest Homes Mt San Antonio Gardens Pomona and Barrington Terrace Nursing Home Orlando. The awards highlight designs with balcony views, elevated accessibility, and homelike settings. Police rescue and arrest follow after a drowning incident in Miami involving a 14yearold boy.
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Martide
Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Federal Housing Administration
Presbyterian Manor
Boulder
Colo
Orangewood
Phoenix
Ariz
Pilgrim Manor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hillcrest Homes
Bozeman
Mont
Mountain View
Mt. San Antonio
Gardens
Pomona
Calif
Crestwood
Ohio
Sylvania
Barrington Terrace Nursing Home
Orlando
Fla
Letters Describe Waterhouse Field Neglect at Biddeford High
A reader letter discusses the dilapidated Waterhouse field used for Biddeford High School football and baseball. It details debris along the fence, open doors on the press box and refreshment stand, trash on the floor, and a rusting blocking sled left outdoors. The writer notes the site is more than a mile from the school and continues on Page Eight.
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Waterhouse Field
Biddeford High School
Page Eight
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down clues list
The page presents an extensive mixed crossword clue set titled Daily Crossword Puzzle with Across and Down entries. It includes numbered clues for various words such as five in France, Spadelike tool, opera role, and many others, spanning categories like colors, objects, places, and abstract terms. The list includes theme prompts and cross-reference notes like See 64 Across.
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France
Rigel
Northumberland River
Satan
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Telephone Business
Associated Press
Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Comor
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Evans
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Florida County
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Pennsylvania Port
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Della
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