No Engineering Shortage In US Says UA Expert
Dr. Thomas L. Martin of the University of Arizona told Tucson Rotary Club there is no scarcity of engineers or engineering colleges in the United States. He warned against mediocrity from mass education and noted enrollment growth will outpace admissions while salaries affect teaching quality. He cited department funds and notable Army and industry projects and urged public support to expand university excellence.
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UA Electrical Engineering
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PLAN BACKFIRES Bulganin Move Aids NATO Effort
The article argues Bulganin and Khrushchev aimed to derail NATO by courting a big four summit and Nehru, but the plan backfires. Eisenhower’s Paris attendance boosts the alliance, while Soviet overtures fail to alter East West stances and may strengthen the NATO meeting prospects.
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Nikolai A. Bulganin
NATO
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Paris
Eisenhower
NATO Alliance
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United States
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France
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Adenauer
Nikita A. Khrushchev
Rustlers Hunted in Alberta Range Reward Posted
A $300 reward is posted for information leading to conviction of cattle rustlers in the Hill Range 175 miles east of Prince Rupert. Authorities seek tips from the public and warn of ongoing cattle theft activity in the region.
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Pilot Saves New B58 As Brakes Fail at Kirtland
A Convair B58 super bomber, carrying a routine pod drop test, narrowly avoided destruction when brakes failed on landing at Kirtland AFB New Mexico. Pilot A S Witchell of Convair Fort Worth veered the aircraft onto sandy soil, stopping after about 200 yards. No damage reported to the aircraft or crew. the plane was near its Hol combination test range.
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A. S. Witchell
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Lobbying Barred By State Employees
Arizona Attorney General Robert Morrison ruled that any employee of the Arizona House of Representatives who engages in lobbying may be discharged. He issued the ruling at the request of Rep. William Stephens of Maricopa.
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Robert Morrison
Arizona House of Representatives
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House
William’ Stephens
Maricopa
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