Peace Corps Eyes World Of College Protestors
Peace Corps officials seek college students with organizing skills to mobilize demonstrators and explain volunteer work in developing nations. Leaders from Berkeley and nationwide campuses debate recruitment as interns turn critical of ads and methods.
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Peace Corps Eyes
World of College
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Peace Corps
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Bob Satin
Satin
Dominican Republic
Viet
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Berkeley
University of California
Warren Wiggings
Wiggins
U.S. National Student Association
Dependency ratio burden grows for workers in middle years
Sylvia Porter notes the U S dependency ratio reaches 85 dependents per 100 workers aged 18 to 64 with higher pressures in New Mexico Utah South Dakota Mississippi and nearby states. The rise stems from more youths and an aging population and leaves workers bearing a heavier financial load while job prospects shift.
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Sylvia Porter
U. S
New Mexico
Utah
South Dakota
Mississippi
Minnesota
Northef Dakota
Iowa
Sparkman Urges Population Boost for Alabama
Senator John Sparkman told the Childersburg Chamber of Commerce that Alabama must grow its population. He proposed creating jobs and better promoting the state to the nation, noting the state slid from 19th to 21st in population. He urged cooperative efforts among local, state, and federal governments to advance progress.
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Childersburg
John Sparkman
Sparkman
Economic pressures from rising dependency ratios and labor shifts
The analysis links a growing dependency ratio to a pocketbook pinch for breadwinners. It notes aging and young populations, the need for higher productivity and automation, greater life and disability insurance, and increased female participation in the workforce. Census projections push the ratio to 90 within 20 years, amid rising living costs and shared economic burdens.
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Census—Bureau
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