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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Touré's Guinea, which voted itself out of the French Community a year and a half ago, Israeli diamond interests formed a partnership with the government to market the output of Guinea's diamond mines...
...about the Ph.D., the least funny is that remarkably few Americans earn one. Debatable as the notion may be, a doctorate is considered the desirable qualification for college teaching. In the next decade, colleges will need at least 27,000 new teachers a year. But the present total Ph.D. output is 9,000 a year, and less than half become college teachers...
Although overall car production this week is scheduled for 9% above last week, some plants, e.g., Buick, Plymouth and regular-size Ford, have trimmed production. Since the end of the steel strike, factory output of cars has been too high even for sales running 12% ahead of last January and February. Dealer inventories are about 950,000 new cars, more than a 50-day supply, compared with the 44.4-day supply at this time last year...
...same body shell and many interchangeable parts. Buick and Olds will share the same engine, a scaled-down aluminum block V-8 that turns up 150 h.p.; Pontiac's engine will be a cast-iron, four-cylinder job, canted at a 45° angle, with an output of more than 125 h.p. To compete, Chrysler's Dodge division will bring out its own compact car next year. The styling will be new, but the basic car will be a Chrysler Valiant: same wheelbase, suspension and 101-h.p., six-cylinder engine. Tentative names: Lancer for the Dodge, Tempest...
...nuclear language, this is a respectable amount of plutonium, and with it France can turn out an estimated twelve atomic bombs a year, in the 20-200 kiloton range. By the end of 1961, when two reactors now under construction at Chinon begin to produce, France's annual output should increase to 320 kilograms...