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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1962
Page
9
Dr Leslie J Nason of the University of Southern California argues that retraining guards against job loss from automation. He cites adults returning to study at any age, including a 59 year old who shifted from merchant seaman to sleeper via algebra geometry and chemistry.
New York AP reports actor John Payne seeks 250000 in the State Supreme Court for injuries from an auto collision on Madison Avenue a year ago. Named defendants include driver Bernard Selz and car owner Lawrence Glass of Manhattan. Payne alleges negligent operation and permanent injuries causing lost earnings and medical costs.
The narrator notes a man’s revived confidence after enrolling in a first class and observes progress among evening school students. Faculty agree that relearning fosters self belief, while others study independently. The message urges continued learning to prepare for a better job.
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