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BRITISH AUTO COMEBACK is smashing records after slump last year (TIME, March 26, 1956). In May British weekly output rose to peak of 19,094 cars, 37% ahead of same month last year. May exports climbed to 41,612, beating threeyear-old record by 7%. U.S. is receiving record 8,000 British cars a month, for first time has replaced Australia as British automakers' best overseas customer...
...that one in eight employees takes advantage of its courses. Instead of merely firing the older employee or cutting him off with a watch, business is pouring $4 billion a year into retirement programs. With the aid of University of Chicago consultants, Bell & Howell has even drawn up a threeyear, preretirement indoctrination program for older employees to help them invest their money wisely, select an area in which to settle down, cultivate hobbies, and new skills for part-time jobs. One of the primary goals of the modern businessman, says G.E. President Cordiner, is to "encourage his employees to live...
...compromised their final difficulty: Stephens cut his five-year contract demand in return for a softened version of the weekend premium plan. In negotiations last week in Manhattan, the technical details were worked out. The major ele ments in the settlement: ¶ For the industry: a threeyear, no-strike contract, the first in 20 years...
...troubled by its school-age Indians, some of whom go to public schools, some to Indian Affairs or mission schools, some to no schools at all. New Jersey has debated whether appointed or elected school boards are better for the community, and Washington has investigated the idea of a threeyear, eleven-month-a-year high-school curriculum that would cut down the state's $67 million construction bill by at least $17 million. Other problems and discussions...
...Having announced a threeyear, $32,700,000 fund-raising campaign to raise faculty salaries and bolster his campus's teaching and research facilities, Chancellor Lawrence Kimpton of the University of Chicago had one more piece of news. "I have," he told the annual banquet for "C" men, "a petition signed by some 300 students who say they wish to see Chicago re-enter football ... A president of a large Midwestern public university told me the other day that we must be nuts to think of re-entering the game. But nuts or not, we are giving it thoughtful consideration...