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ter Night Banquet of the Madison Jaycees at Madison County High School. 'This nation, because of its industrial, economical and other resources, has found itself in a position of world pre-eminence but, attimegrfwe seem to be swept along in the currents of change rather than directing them,* Marsh said. "With our increasing popula. tion, there is a growing challenge for the exercise of leadership in all areas of our society by young people. Not only must we recognize and come to grips with many of |he problems that face us rlationally, but also we must shape our national destiny in such a way that “The American Experiment" influences the trend of international events. “With the rise of the Common Market and the development of industrial and agricultural potential in other areas of the world, it is essential that we maintain a competitive edge whereby we are nor. kept out of foreign markets by an inability to compete with foreign products. Our foreign policy must be directed along the lines that will insure to our manufacturers and producers the same opportunities to deal in the market place as we accord foreign competitors. “The creation of new job opportunities will be a major task in maintaining a stability in our present employment picture. “In our efforts to be competitive, the trend toward automation in many instances has been unduly accelerated because of the profit squeeze in which the American producer finds himself."

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