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Through the Roof. By early 1962, Labor Department experts predict, the unemployment rate may well slide below 5%. A major factor in creating more jobs should be the new vigor displayed by the construction business, which now accounts for one-ninth of the gross national product. Spending on new construction of all kinds has risen more than 40% from the recession's depths last February, is expected to hit $57 billion this year and $60 billion next year...
...look forward to seeing more of this artist's work on future covers of TIME, and venture to predict that he will carve out a significant niche for his name among the ranks of the art world...
American education must become more flexible if men and women are to meet the demands of a future they cannot predict with any certainly in this rapidly changing world, Radcliffe president Mary I. Bunting declared last night...
Bolstered by the knowledge that their customers of record 1959 will soon be back in the market for new cars,* foreign car importers confidently assert that their slide has ended, predict that their 1962 sales will bounce back up to 400,000. But many of the 30-odd foreign makes that flourished in the U.S. in 1959 have been all but driven from the field. Only about a dozen foreign manufacturers, with lean, battle-hardened sales organizations, are expected to make money next year in the U.S. market...
Most industry observers predict that the economy idea will eventually spread to other major domestic airline routes. When that happens, coach service is likely to disappear-as it did last year on North Atlantic runs-leaving only first-class and economy. Many an airline executive argues that this will achieve nothing but a decrease in passenger revenue. But burly Bob Six disputes this. Says he: "The only way to broader markets and higher profits lies in lowering certain jet fares to the level of surface transportation...