President Kennedy as a tireless and mobile leader
The piece portrays John F Kennedy as energetic and publicly visible, often breaking formal norms to connect with people and manage communications. It contrasts Kennedy’s vigorous pace with older presidents and reflects on public expectations of presidential conduct and image.
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Is Automation a Curse or Blessing?
AP reports on automation's impact amid high US unemployment 5.7 million in February. Leaders and workers debate whether automation boosts growth and leisure or destroys jobs, with quotes from Walter Reuther and Ford, U.S. Steel officials. The piece notes productivity rises amid layoffs and forecasts up to 28 million jobs displaced in a decade.
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