Bipartisan Civil Rights Debate Shapes 1964 Campaign
In exclusive interviews Democratic National Chairman John Bailey and Republican Chairman William Miller weigh 1964 issues. They agree civil rights should be bipartisan while Cuba policy and Rockefeller’s remarriage influence GOP dynamics and southern support remains strong for Kennedy.
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Graduates Return to Corporate Classrooms Across Nation
In a National Industrial Conference Board survey of 1 074 graduates, about 2 000 companies that recruit from colleges offer training programs. Most grads praise supervisors and advancement, though 291 find instruction weak and 176 call it too academic. Reasons for accepting jobs include reputation, salary, and growth prospects. Only 2 percent dislike pay. 28 percent dissatisfaction with advancement. 22 percent with assignments. 12 percent with relations with higher-ups.
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