Automation fears and job dislocation highlighted in 1955 report
A Senate House subcommittee warned that automation could cause serious hardships for workers, especially middle aged ones, as machines replace skills. It urged public and private action to maintain a healthy economy and to fund broad education to prepare for new industries while noting not all workers will be directly affected. The report, from Washington, stresses retraining and relocation support amid growing automation.
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Frederick
Washington
Senate
House
Patman
D-Tex
Difficulty in Approving Economic Aid in Foreign Program
Washington December 11 Senator George D Ga said Eisenhower faces strong opposition in Congress to the $2.67 billion foreign aid package focusing on economic aid. He expects Democratic support for military aid but predicts hurdles for strictly economic programs. He favors a detailed review before final approval.
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Sen
George
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Vienna
Democratic Congress
Maintabout
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tighter controls urged on Weeks advisory council
Washington December 11 House Judiciary subcommittee urged stricter oversight of Secretary of Commerce Weeks Business Advisory Council calling it a private pressure group cloaked in secrecy and privilege. Democrats argued BAC blends government and private power while Republicans called findings an overreach threatening free exchange of ideas. The dispute split along party lines as the panel pressed for BAC records amid broader investigations of businessmen in government.
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Washington
House
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Business Advisory Council
Judiciary
BAC
GOP
Theater Officials Here At Mountain Theater Braddock
Walter Stilley as president and James Dyas as director head Mountain Theater Inc producers of the summer program at Braddock as announced by the group officials in this area.
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Walter Stilley
James Dyas
The
Mountain Theater, Inc
Braddock
White Pine River Route Ranks High for Navigation
The St. Joe river in Idaho runs through the area hosting the nation’s largest white pine stand and is claimed to be the highest navigable river in the world.
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St. Joe River
Idaho
United States
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