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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
9
A McCall's article cites a survey of 411 college students showing high earning potential drives career choice. The piece notes doctors and other parent groups push for preferred vocations, while many students switch paths or fail to fully consider long term employment prospects.
A survey at multiple universities shows many students drift into gradu ate school as a hidden unemployment form and doubt they will find satisfying work. It notes hostility to high school counselors and highlights desires for money and social impact shaping career choices.
The Civil Aeronautics Board signaled it would push for lower airfares early next year if voluntary cuts fail. Chairman Charles Murphy said reductions should cover domestic and international sectors and favor informal steps over formal investigations to avoid lengthy procedures.
Daley backs Stevenson in the Illinois 2nd District race against Barrett O'Hara as Paul Douglas worries about suburban polls. Observers note Stevenson’s vote appeal and independent record may aid the party, with Stevenson seen as a possible long-term governor candidate. Chiang Kai-shek inaugurated for a new six-year term as Taipei city hall hosts Arvey and Stevenson in a separate note.
Arthur Bits aged 7 who has spent 8400 on lessons failed his 17th driving test despite a hypnotist promise of a car if he passed. Coach Berto Risetti says he will not help Ries again. Ries has driven across Europe on an international license and invited Transport Minister Barbara Castle to attend. Castle declined.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Malik reports President Sukarno furious over plans for Malik to travel abroad for peace talks with Malaysia. Malik says Sukarno advised him not to go and gave no further elaboration on the objection.
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