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Job market for new graduates grows tougher in 1960s
Millions of new college and high school graduates face a tougher job hunt as shortages turn into surpluses in many fields. Engineers chemists physicists and teachers are in oversupply while doctors nurses and health professionals remain in demand. Employers report slower hiring and intensified competition, with projections of a record 1960 graduate surge and rising numbers entering the labor force.
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Ewan Clague
U. S Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Harvard
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California
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General Electric Company
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