Automation Opponents Face Futility in Slowing Progress
United Press International reports that slowing automation is seen as futile as competition pushes firms to adopt new tech. The piece notes price cuts from automation, computer payroll and banking systems, and the risk of up to two million jobs lost in ten years. Only one advocate for restraint is cited, urging a federal moratorium on new automation purchases, with Congress unlikely to act.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press International Washington
UPI
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Vaux Owen
National Federation of Federal Employes
Senate
Congress
Christmas Quints Transform Aberdeen Home Life
Aberdeen, South Dakota residents celebrate a major change as the Fischer quintuplets rise from a quiet single Christmas to a 9 room home with ten children. The family plans expand as three of the five older children attend school while quintuplets Mary Magdalene Mary Margaret Mary Catherine and Mary Ann recover at hospital and home expected by Christmas. External help and story rights have raised funds to nearly ten thousand dollars with reports totaling about thirty thousand from rights sales. City plans a free-site home, with welcome signs set along U.S. 12 and 281 to mark the Fischer quints rise in town.
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Aberdeen
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Andrew Fischer
Mary Ann Fischer
Fischers
Fischer
U.S. 12
James Andrew
Mary Magdalene
Mary Margaret
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
Subscription Rates for Constitution Press & Sunday
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State Wheat Crop To Soar In 1964
Washington AP The Agriculture Department predicted Oklahoma farmers will harvest more than 2 million bushels of wheat in 1964. The 1962 yield was about 72 million. The 1964 crop will come from 4.8 million acres seeded to winter wheat, 2 percent above 1963 planting.
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Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
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