Conversion Of Management Big Problem For Peace Planning
Prof Emile Benoit told a Senate subcommittee that immediate peace would trigger mass unemployment without advance planning. A sharp defense cutback could devastate the economy. Stanford Research Institute estimates a 13 billion defense funds reduction if no new weapons are developed. The current defense budget is about 50 billion annually with 9 percent of GNP from defense.
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United States
U.S
Emile Benoit
Columbia University
Senate
Stanford Research Institute
Palo Alto
Calif
Defense
Department of Commerce
J. Herbert Molloman
Senate Subcommittee On
J. E. Ullman
Hofstra College
Hempstead
Fedial
Department of Defense
Ullman
Richard Morse
Army For Research
Robert A. Solo
Harvard Business Review
Korea
Congress
Len. Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
George McGovern
DS. D
McGovern
Defense Department
Arthur Barker
Arms Control
Soviet Union
China
Africa
Latin America
Boston
Busy Season In Ruritania Pretenders Grapple For Crowns
The Sunday Times surveys a surge of European pretenders claiming crowns in Spain Portugal Austria Bavaria and Monaco amid legal battles and public supports. It notes Don Juan and Archduke Franz Joseph among several contenders and contrasts royal fantasies with postwar economic debates on defense cuts and conversion.
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Sunday Times
London
Portugal
Maria Pia of
Anna Anderson
Anastasia
Vladimir
Russias
Chateaux
Schlossen
Europe
Don Juan
Barcelona
Don Jaime Luizpoldo
Isabelino Enrique Alejandra Alberto Alfonso Victor Acacio
Pedro Pablo
Segovia
Don Xavier
Archduke Franz Joseph
Austria
Spain
France
Comte de Paris
Versailles
Belgium
Sicily
Occo
de Gaulle
Henri VI
Louis Philippe
Orleans
Duke of
Leopold II
Belgian Congo
Britain
Bavaria
Schglass
Munich
Austrian Empire
Otto
Hapsburg
Pocking
Don Navier
German Empire
Louis Ferdinand
House of Hohenzollern
Wurttemburg
Germany
Wurttemberg
Altshausen
Russia
Kenosha trains workers with vocational school model
The Washington Report highlights Kenosha Wisconsin as a model city for job training. The Kenosha School of Vocational Technical and Adult Education serves 5600 students in 1963 with night programs and a growing Technical Institute. Local business leaders credit city support and school cooperation for keeping dropout rates under ten percent and aligning training with actual employer needs.
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Washington Report
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kenosha
Wis
Technical Institute
Wisconsin
George H. Becker
Sullivan-Becker Machine Co
Craft
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