U S Shift to Service Economy Emphasized by Porter
Sylvia Porter summarizes Victor Fuchs findings on the U S becoming a service economy with over half the workforce in services by 1963. She notes greater female participation, steadier employment in services, and consumer input in service productivity, comparing postwar shifts to earlier economic revolutions.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
Victor R. Fuchs
National Bureau of Economic Research
Fuchs
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Two Girl Missionaries Work In Viet Wilds
HAL BOYLE reports on Eugenia Johnston of Houghton New York and Nancy Costello of Sydney Australia teaching Brow tribes in a rugged Viet Nam mountain area. They write alphabets and textbooks and teach reading and writing while living in a bamboo two room house near a U S Army Special Forces compound. They fund their work through church groups and survived jungle training. Ayooq the Montagnard helps in the kitchen and school as the women face Viet Cong threats with guarded optimism.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
Eugenia Johnston
Houghton
N.Y
Nancy Costello
Sydney
Australia
Miss Johnston
Miss Costello
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Los Angeles
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Santa Ana
Calif
Robinson Crusoe
Ayooq
Miss Johnson
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Wisconsin
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Horicon
Appleton
Loran Patten
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Conrad Ort
Colby
Ray Ortmann
Milwaukee
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Roy Schmieichel
Eau Claire
David Ruehlman
Kenosha
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Pillsbury’s Best
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Swan Liquid Detergent
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LA Choy
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