National Engineers Week Observed February 16 22 1964
The NSPE will sponsor the 14th annual National Engineers Week February 16 to 22 with the theme Creative Engineering Design for Tomorrow. Since 1951 the NSPE marks Washington's birthday week to honor the nation’s first engineer and promote public recognition of engineering advances and career opportunities.
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National Society of Professional Engineers
NSPE
National Engineers
National
Washington
America
Four Freshmen Rise From Struggles To Stardom
The Four Freshmen, a unique vocal group, built a two decade rise from Indiana beginnings as The Toppers to national fame. Stan Kenton helped break them with Capitol records after a Dayton, Ohio show impressed him, leading to their signature and chart success.
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Audiencces
Milions
Capitol
America
Arthur: Jordan
Stan - Kenton
Dayton
Ohio
Stan
Kenton
Capitol’ Records
Hollywood
Summer Jobs Available In 1964 Directory Reports Rise
The 1964 Summer Employment Directory notes a 109 percent rise in jobs for students and teachers across the United States. Camps for exceptional children, summer theatres, and resorts in New England and the North Central states show the greatest increases. The directory lists 35 000 opportunities with employer names, addresses, salaries, and an application packet.
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United ‘States
New York
Engineers Home for Final MCC Clash and Bethel
Engineers return home to face Huntington Friday February 21 in the last MCC clash of the season and close the campaign Monday February 24 against Bethel.
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Huntington
MCC
Bethel
Portland Cement Association Seeks Concrete Seminar Series
The Portland Cement Association partners with Tri State College to offer two seminars on methods and use of quality concrete. Sessions run February 20 and 27 from 7 to 9 30 PM with demonstrations and discussions for farmers builders contractors and other building trades personnel. Instructors Adams and McKean represent the Portland Cement Association and Tri State College and emphasize early enrollment.
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Tri-State
Asia Public
Portland Cement Association
Earl Sharrow
Ne 'M
Adams
Fort: Wayne
Robert
McKean
Indiannapolis
Portland
Cement Association
Sharrow
Portland : Cement
Indiana
Indianapolis
A Message From L B J
Lyndon B Johnson extols American engineers during National Engineers Week. He lauds engineering for growth, communications and transport, war mobilization, high living standards, and future challenges. He urges energetic, creative young people to lead as designers and innovators.
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Lyndon
B. Johnson
S C C Holds Auto Rally
The Sports Car Club of Tri-State College held an auto rally Sunday February 16 starting from the college parking lot and finishing at an intersection on the southeast side of Tamarack Mountain. Most drivers faced trouble at the first blacktop road after Pigeon Creek due to an unmarked creel. A list of placements and participants followed, with drivers and navigators from MG TF Triumph Valiant Volvo Ford and Falcon entries.
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Tri-State College
Tamarack Mountain
Pigeon Creek
Ohio
Lowe
King
R. Michalak
Falcon
S.’ Miller
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National Society of ‘Professional Engineers
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Fort Wayne
Indiana’ Society of Professional’ Engineers
Good Roads
Fort. Wayne
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