Experts Predict Colder Winters and Wetter Summers
New York March 17 experts led by MIT meteorologist Prof. Ard Willett forecast a long term shift to cooler, wetter seasons over the next four decades. They foresee fewer hurricanes and possibly fewer tornadoes as wind and ocean patterns adjust, though data on tornado trends remain uncertain.
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UNC extends motion time study help to NC industries
UNC Chapel Hill professors urge North Carolina firms to use the university's motion and time study course to improve work methods. Dr. Claude North and Dr. George say students analyze tasks with micromotion video, reduce unnecessary movements, and benefit both employer and learner. The program, offered since 1930, trains future industrial managers and promotes safer, simpler work.
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Former Red POW In Brazil
A former North Korean prisoner of war describes early communist influence in his life in Brazil. He details learning Russian and English, working in a paper mill, and his disillusionment with Soviet liberty. Captured in 1950, he was held in Pusan and later a POW camp where he adopted Roman Catholicism after baptism.
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Sylvia Porter Sees Economics Ignored in Journalism
Sylvia Porter told the North Carolina Press Women's Institute in Chapel Hill that economics is the most neglected field in journalism. She argued wars and social change stem from economic causes and urged understanding economic trends to grasp modern world dynamics.
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North Carolina Press Women's Institute For Woman's Page
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Women Embrace Eyewear for Style Says Institute
The Better Vision Institute in New York argues many women wear glasses not only for vision but also for fashion. They say modern eyewear is considered flattering and popular among women.
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