Obsolete engineers raise salaries as fresh grads lead
Cleveland AP reports that engineers fresh from college command high salaries because graduates from a decade ago are deemed obsolete. Dr Chester J Kishel of Fenn College says engineers must devote 30 percent of time to study to stay current, noting Russian teachers are younger while half of US professors are obsolescent by last-minute standards.
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Cleveland
Chester J. Kishel
Fenn College
Kishel
Gas Ad Race Sparks Critique of Service Claims
A public official or commentator blasted gasoline service stations for failing to meet “unrealistic assurances of perfection.” The remark highlights tensions over service quality and consumer expectations in the fuel industry.
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Oklahoma City
3. M. Sheary
American Petrolina, Inc
Oklahoma Oil Jobbers Association
Local service members and residents named in Windsor news
PVT MARVIN J HETMBICH NER of Rite 2 Eaton completed an eight week radio relay and carrier operation course at Fort Gordon Georgia. He entered the Army last January and trained at Fort Riley Kansas. He is a 1956 College High School graduate and was employed by Consumers Oil Co. His wife Joyce lives at the Eaton home. his parents Mr and Mrs John Himbichner live on Rt 3, Greeley. Windsor notes also report late June surgery and discharge for Miss Neva Simon, recovery at her parents home, and her planned return to Weld County General Hospital. Ramona Sheeh, reelected teacher for Pennington school Wheat Ridge, plans to attend Colorado State College summer session after earning her diploma in March. She is visiting Windsor relatives during vacation.
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Marvin J. Hetmbichner
Rite 2
Eaton
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Himbichner
Fort Riley
John Alimbichner
Tt 3
Greeley
Neva Simon
Weld County General Hospital
Ars
Henry Simon
Melvin Simon
Ramona Sheeh
Pennington
Wheat Ridge
Streeb
Henry Streeb
Colorado
State College
CSC
Windsor
Laurence Briggs
Cheryl
Fam
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chauncey Yancey
Fort Collins
Herr
Joan Yancey
Briggs
Ida Jean Swedman
Severance
Elizabeth Montgomery
Moses Lake
Wash
Inlaw
Howard E. Montgomery
Montgomery
Air Force
Jie
Jimmy
R. W.lily
Martin
Missoula
Mont
Sher Adams Says Goldfine Mistakes Are Plain Enough
Former Eisenhower aide Sher Adams defends his actions in the Goldfine case, saying his mistakes were due to pressure and spur of the moment decisions. He notes he never sought favors for himself and reflects on the intense workload during the period. He discusses Life magazine excerpts from his memoirs and the broader implications of his calls to government agencies.
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Sher Adams
Adams
White House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Apecna Wivers
Ldk
YORK
Sherman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Life Magazine
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