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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
19
The 1960s Labor Department plans a sixth edition of the Occupational Outlook Handbook to guide veterans and youths into expanding fields. It notes service and construction jobs will drive growth with large increases in hospital, fire, waiter roles and a booming service sector.
The handbook projects 1975 job growth by sector. Construction of homes, schools, roads, and hospitals rises to 4.4 million seats. Government and education jobs grow about 51 percent while mining remains flat and farm jobs drop 28 percent. Leadership roles include teachers, engineers, nurses, and planners with varying prospects across industries.
The note marks the era when the slogan I can do anything defined job applicants, noting it as ancient history. Distributed 1963 by Hall Syndicate, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
United Commercial Travelers Council 94 met in the Odd Fellows Hall to hear Donald R. Sweeney of the county welfare department. Plans were laid for the annual children's party to be held Saturday and the booster dinner dance set for January 11.
Jerome Kleiber a United States embassy courier from Manito Wisconsin has shown continued improvement since he was injured in a plane crash at Clark Air Force Base officials said Monday Kleiber suffered multiple fractures and lacerations in the crash of a liaison plane on takeoff from Clarkfield last Wednesday a base spokesman declined further comment
In St Paul the acting state public examiner Robert A. Whitaker said a representative would visit St Peter Hospital this week to probe inmate workers use. Gov. Karl Rolvaag requested the inquiry amid Minneapolis labor leaders claims of long hours outside the hospital and partial pay. Karl A. Nuerenberg will likely lead the hospital inquiry.
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