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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1962
Page
18
The article examines whether liberal arts graduates can compete in tech heavy economies. It cites major employers like Douglas Aircraft Lockheed and Litton Industries, noting mixed hiring attitudes. It argues broad intelligence, adaptability and language skills matter alongside math, with management roles favoring liberal education while technical specialists push for perfection.
London plans rapid skyline change with a 507 foot post office tower and revolving restaurant near Tottenham Court Road. The Royal Fine Arts Commission warns 20 stories is high, while developers push taller, with new 25 story blocks on the South Bank and Oxford Street.
A Moscow radio report says geologists prospecting in a 3500 foot plateau lake in Eastern Russia sighted a Loch Ness like creature. They described a head six feet long a body about 30 feet long with a dark gray back and fin. The beast submerged after a foaming plunge near shore.
J D Anderson president of Guarantee Mutual Life Co will speak at the ninety third annual YMCA dinner February 26 at 6 15 p m at the Roosevelt hotel. He serves on multiple boards including Nebraska Wesleyan University St Paul Methodist Omaha and has WWII service with decorations such as the Purple Heart.
Three young conservatives at NAM Congress of American Industry describe American colleges as hot house liberals and left wing brain laundry while urging industrialists to oppose campus indoctrination. They warn there is no mass conversion to free enterprise and praise a late surge of individualism among youth.
The article describes the Soviet March 18 supreme soviet election process from Vladivostok to Vilna. It notes a single candidate per district, nominal nominating motions, and ballot options folded, crossed out, or written in. It states voting is public and nearly all ballots are folded and dropped, with elected members then attending Moscow sessions and approving budgets and plans.
Small want ads prove effective in attracting buyers and renters in the town, with concise notices drawing attention to specific needs. Readers note speedy responses and clear details help match listings to interested parties.
CHICAGO (UPS) A researcher says nuclear bomb shelters could store items beyond people. Mrs Hyla Napadensky of Armour Research Foundation at IIT suggests burying seeds food supplies and national records deep in Arctic snow to survive. A Greenland study indicates deep snow can absorb blast and fallout.
News Final airs at 10 with Dave Carter heading the reporting team live from KCRG TV 9. The program covers late breaking local stories and national updates with on scene reports and expert analysis tonight.
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