Era Of Young Marrieds Shapes Patterns Ahead
Editorial based on 1970 census projections predicts 28 million people in their 20s to early 40s by 1985, driving growth in marriages, college enrollments, and housing. Affluence rises with average family income from 8600 to 15000, and suburban home ownership remains strong despite city renewal and transit needs.
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George H. Brown
Brown
Ending Silver Auctions Could Shift Prices and Hoards
The United States halts weekly silver bullion auctions for industrial users, risking price shifts. Analysts differ with some predicting continued upward pressure while others expect little change as stockpiles diminish and hoarders gain potential value.
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United States
Treasury
Silver Users Association
Simon Strauss
Silver Committee
The
American Mining Congress
Handy & Harman
New York
U.S. News & World Report
Governors' Emergency Phones Barred by Hidden Mikes
A investigative column claims confidential emergency lines linking governors to Civil Defense are secretly tapped. The reporter describes a Maryland governor discovering a bug on the red hotline and shows how investigators listened to conversations in the governor's office. Multiple officials allegedly wired the phones to capture all room sounds.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Special Service
Colorado Springs
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
AT & T
FBI
CIA
Mandel
Grace Donald
Norval Cooper
Cooper
George Orwell
Orwell
Vocational Education Must Shed Dumping Ground Stigma
Dr Grant Venn urges a broad reform of U S vocational education in a 281 page survey. He argues for integration with general education, stronger guidance, and a national commission to align training with economic needs.
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Benjamin Fine
Newspaper
Alliance
Grant Venn
U.S. Office of Education
American Association of School Administrators
Venn
Congress
Manpower Development Commission
Dr. Venn
Parkinsons Two Laws Rise From The Thinker C N Parkinson
C Northcote Parkinson, famed for Parkinsons Law, outlines a new Law of Delay. He explains the abominable woman who says no to every proposal and the procrastinating executive who delays progress. He lectures at the Naval Academy and remains a stern critic of bureaucracy.
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C. Northcote Parkinson
Parkinson
Naval Academy
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