Messengers earn while they learn the life style of work. (Editor)

Technical Education is a supplement to Industrial Education. (AG)

Summarizes the latest developments in the field of testing from the manpower point of view. Manpower Research Visibility is a supplement to American Vocational Journal. (Author/SB)

Growth of union participation in and sponsorship of manpower training programs, particularly in the last four years, with emphasis on preparation of minority and other disadvantaged youth. (MF)

The thesis is presented that manpower programs are a third major approach to the socialization of the young in a capital-intensive society--after the family and school systems. (Author)

Describes a skill and theory training program in technical occupations for disadvantaged workers at the Atomic Energy Commission Plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Results were highly successful with large increases in yearly earnings reported by those trainees completing the program. (BC)

Discusses a basic education program, established by the Bank of Montreal, that offers young Canadians, who have failed to complete their formal education, an opportunity to up-grade their educational skills towards the end of taking employment in the career stream of business and industry. (Author/AS)

The results demonstrate that members of skill groups have different psychological need profiles. Youth Opportunity Center counselors need to become more sensitive to these differences. Further research needs to be conducted to determine whether the need profiles of trainees are similar to the profiles of people successfully employed in the…

Describes a program designed to teach a method for finding a job. (SB)

A random sampling of library technician graduates in the United States, demonstrated that graduates of library technician programs benefit in salary during their first year of employment by approximately $1,250. (11 references) (Author/AB)

Vocational training courses for people whose work involves them with organizing and managing other people are at present much too narrow; a broader, more liberal component needs to be introduced into them. (EB)

Describes union efforts to reinforce Federal manpower programs and to overcome fear and prejudice in local unions, in order to provide opportunities for the hard-core unemployed, especially in minority groups. (BH)

The first International Assembly on Manpower Development, sponsored by the American Association of Junior Colleges, was held in February 1970 in Honolulu. Discussions centered around manpower needs and the role of junior colleges in developing countries. (BB)