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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
5
The article outlines a ten problem test on combining and breaking down objects to form new wholes. It links high scores to creativity, organized thinking, and grasp of relationships rather than verbal skills. A 25 minute time limit applies to completing the pieces on the large figure.
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers AFL-CIO spoke at the dedication of a new hall for UAW Local 93 in Kansas City Missouri. He warned it will take 41 million new jobs in ten years to curb rising unemployment and urged stronger federal action beyond the President’s proposals.
Dr. E Paul Torda an IIT mechanical engineering professor says a campus conference will address the rapid obsolescence of engineering skills. He notes that the region faces a shortage of competent engineers not only from graduates but also due to accelerating technology.
A concise call to decisive action urging bold steps now with confidence for securing control of emerging situations. The phrasing suggests immediate, firm leadership to shape outcomes.
A Cuban report says guerrillas are weak and short of arms, dampening Miami exile hopes after U S raids. Officials vow steps to stop raids on Cuba and Soviet ships, while Fidel Castro claims his forces will crush rebels in weeks.
The North Carolina Advisory Committee to the U S Commission on Civil Rights begins an in depth study of on base and off base discrimination against Negro servicemen. Testimony will be taken from Ft Bragg Fayetteville Seymour Johnson Goldsboro and Camp Lejeune with a completion target of June 15. Dr F W Jackson cites City Hall job discrimination against Black applicants in Winston-Salem.
Resources for the Future reports a growing economy with ample resources to reach a $2 trillion scale by 2000. It outlines land shortages, cropland surpluses, urban expansion, rising car production, shifts in diet and clothing, and increased reliance on new energy sources while coal use grows.
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