British pupils stay in school longer for university prep
Nearly five percent more pupils remain in schooling to prepare for universities in Britain than in the last decade, signaling rising emphasis on higher education pathways.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
9
Nearly five percent more pupils remain in schooling to prepare for universities in Britain than in the last decade, signaling rising emphasis on higher education pathways.
Edward G Robinson discusses smoking habits and doctor warnings while promoting The Prize and preparing for the Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation Humanitarian Award. The piece notes other Hollywood chatter including Liz Taylor divorce talks, Pat Buttram, Eddie Fisher, and nightlife in New York clubs.
A Bureau of Labor Statistics study shows employed Americans stay longer with current employers, averaging 4.6 years, up from 1951. Younger workers under 25 average eight months on a job while older groups show deep tenures, aided by pensions, peace, and higher training.
Morgan County High School prepares for its beauty pageant with 24 contestants across four classes. Top winners, one from each class, will be named Thursday at 7 p.m. in Riddle Auditorium. Tickets cost 1 for adults and .50 for students.
Dallas AP Jack Ruby the night club operator who killed Lee Harvey Oswald is described as getting a little grumpy in his jail cell. Sheriff Decker said Ruby has fewer visitors and phone calls while he awaits his February 3 criminal court appearance for Oswald murder.
Retail sales of prerecorded tapes in 1962 surpassed the previous year by more than 40 percent, indicating strong market growth for recorded music and media products.
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