Massive Demand for Workers Across U S Industries
Editors of Changing Times predict a U S economic boom in the 60s and 70s will add 10 million jobs by 1965 and 16 to 15 million by 1975 with strongest growth in manufacturing, electronics, and new industries. Demand rises for semiskilled workers, engineers, teachers, and sales staff, while automation increases output per worker.
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Fire Ant Eradication Discussed at Beaumont Meeting
Officials from USDA Texas Department of Agriculture and Texas Extension Service met December 5 in Beaumont with about 60 people to plan an eradication campaign. The project covers more than 20 million acres across six states and maps of infestations will be released upon completion. Local county committees and participation are deemed essential for success.
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Speeches on NATO Nuclear Arms and Collective Defense
Lester B Pearson and Duncan Sandys address security risks within NATO. Pearson warns that Russia knowledge and alliance weakness threaten collective defense as European nations lack own tactical atomic weapons. Sandys cites the Declaration of Common Purpose and calls for US-UK collaboration and potential Atomic Energy Act amendments.
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