Land of Opportunity Paradox and Skilled Labour Shortage
Editorial argues amid record unemployment a shortage of skilled blue collar workers in industry and defense, driven by bias against industrial work. It notes changes in blue collar roles, rising prestige of crafts, and calls for expanded technical and vocational education, especially at junior colleges, to broaden opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Wish We Had Said It Edict From The Tower
A central office faction of American Cancer Society officials in Harvey County dictates funding channels, saying donors must use the central drive rather than local community efforts. The piece argues for autonomy in contributions to support health work without interference from ivory tower centralists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Countians
American Cancer Society
Harvey County United Community Chest
Posses
Cancer Society
Ivory Towers
Distaff Side RIEND Receives Self Declared MD Degree
A humorous column notes a mother of three who envisions earning a Doctor of Medicine degree by learning from mothers, Spock, and borrowed medical books. Nearby humor includes a mother cat with kittens for sale, family quips about parenting, piano lessons, and Red Cross volunteers planning a summer water safety picnic with a poolside lunch and a young instructor crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riend
Spock
Bob Wright
Red Cross
Red Cross Board
Wright
Slugs Invade Japanese Homes Awakens Cities
In Kagoshima and nearby towns slugs described as imax flavus invade bedrooms during the past week. Officials say the pests are 3% inches long, green ish yellow with spots and not harmful to humans. National Health Preservation Research Institute confirms the invasion across Kitahama and Motom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hama
East
China
Kagoshima
Kitahama
Drew Pearson discusses Albanian conclave and Soviet bluff
In Washington, Drew Pearson argues the Albanian fraternal gathering of communist leaders marks a pivotal Cold War move. He warns Khrushchev could parcel out IRBMs to satellites if NATO bases rise in Western Europe, noting Russia’s missile lead and Pentagon reports. He contrasts Albania’s isolation with US plans and cites public debate over intercontinental missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albania
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
NATO
Europe
Khrushchev
Delaware
Eisenhower
Italy
England
Russia
East Germany
Bulgaria
China
Jack Anderson
USA
Army-Air Force
Pentagon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Newton Kansan
U. S
North Thirteenth
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
East Chestnut
Robert Welle Gonsrai
Bdi Brown
Peetacasneny
Marvin Smi
Awrneremmmene
Associates Brew
Associated Presa
Garden City
Kansas
Binney
Tans, Scott
Hamilton
Kearny
Rayh
Haskell
Gray Counties
Drew Pearson
Acapulco
Elroy
United States
Yugoslavia
Greece
Hood
Sears
N. Main