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The Guardian, Charlottetown. Thurs. Mar. 12. 1964. 18

Revolution Of Automation lReIen’resst Sweeps U.S.

. By JlYLES LOH 2 Associated Press Staff Writer I .~‘\ “aye. ‘

across the United States. ' hut

. it began quietly. those. ; who are charting its rapidly mounting momentum predict

1that before lottz—pcrhaps two

veais—tt Will to someextent touch the lives of practically eyct y hod y

it is tailed the automation

treynlutton. it Is. in truth. a rev- loiution; uotlitn: just like it has happened ttt tttdustriai history. :For this reason nobody can tell 'for sure where it \in lead.

, Some say it holds the ultimate promise of uttdreamcd 1p ncss in a society of super-abutt-

dance “herein man is iiberatedl

lat last from the drudgery of la- ‘bor. Others see it as a tuner- naut pushin: ruthlessly onward, ‘hecdiess of human goals and ‘drcams aitd tlircatcitiniz. iii the end. to reduce mankind to a de-

_pcrsonali7.cd slat! heap cauglit‘ Iii the uncompromisin: arasp of

a ten tecltnocrats “'ifh black boxes,

While Dr Louis T Rader. president of Sperry Rand Cor-v poration's Untvad division. is heralding automation as“the potential for prosperity” AFL-

Cit) President Gcot'Qe Meany is damnint: it something that ‘ real curse to this society. ‘ They rcaclt their opposite coit- clustons by examining the same

tfacts. such as these Two men worktttt: on a radio assctiiltly line now produce

more than 200 did before auto- mattott. JOBS DECLINE

As a result industrial output has :one up three per cent in ' tcar sutce 1037 But over tltc corresponding period. a la- ltor rlcuarltncitt survey shows. .ﬁt'llli’il industrial jobs have de- cltncd hy 773.000 in tlie ['9

The worst. it appears. is yet in t'tittif‘ iuir John F iieitnin': calculates tiiat iii tltc i000: about 12.000 000 workers will enter the iahor force ill the U.S. Dut'iit: the same time automation. he says. \ttll eliminate 24.000000 jolts. Somehow the economy must” inst to stay m'enr crr‘nto new ioits for those of 36.000000 peo- L'itlc-s a solution is found soon. says AFL-CIO

clttcf \‘at Ciiif‘lilti'lt‘t'. "we‘ll be

iii a hell of a tam in two to three \cut"s time "

\‘ot ion: aﬂo Labor Secretary Willard Wtrt7 told a Iiutise

of Representatives subcommit- tco'

"\\'e'ye been assumin: that t I] c developing technology 7. “hot \\c call aiitontatinit—-\\'ili

[)i'iI\lfI(‘ as many new jobs as it replaces i say we've been as- :umtn: titat l‘m not sure it ricn i assume we shall ftnd those [obs because we must find

feel that such an as-

ttottt'itftstandtnz past experience. is :t daitcertiusu one to make to ay.

I‘Iconotttist Charles C Kill- linﬂsuitt'ili of Mmiitzan State it’nitcrsity. a leading aittuhortty on automation. says “those who sitru: off autuoniation as suitpiy another name of technological chaith reveal a itniitcd under- standitt: of both terms"

INDI‘STRIAI. REVOLI'Tif'tNV The Ituh of the question t.

is automation really a beacon hope. to he folioucd trust~ inuly ultereycr it ntiuht lead" .Or Is rt .1 strcit's call Sf‘dtlt'iliL}

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the tiation closer and closer to the shoals of distllusionntcnt? Bcforc auswcrin: it is impor‘

i‘ndcrsccrctary of La- ‘

research .

tant to know exactly what auto-,of an almost limitless number

mattou is: aitd how it differs in nature front other technoloizicali

advances. including those it the i9th century industrial revolu— tlon.

Ktlltitusuorth defines It as

"mechanization of sensory. con- trol and thouzitt processes." He ’offers as a rudimentary exam- ple the ordinary household ther- tosta . This uad:ct makes a continu-

.ous analysts. as it were. of room temperature and decides when to send a slznai tn the

gfurnace to ttirn itself on and off. ‘Mi the operator has to do is f‘instriici‘tite thermostat, ’that

pl- is. set a simple control for a de-

sired result.

in a complex automated sys- tem the Instructions are con- .tained on a punched card or ltape or other [IOVK‘P‘ . Thus a plant in Cleveland can

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prod“... 20,, mm... mm. , RIPLEY S BELIEVE IT OR NOT greatly iiiixcd concrete an hour . . _4__

with tto human labor at all— ' ~ .’ 1 just someone to select the. -T punt-hard card or the right 3 mixture and amount and push the button.

"it appears possible." says Eduard B Slitls. professor of industry at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. “that almost any physical pro» cess controllable by titan can (if; on“! be made to contioi itself. IE TORONTO (‘OMPL‘TER ‘13P"

Another siznificanl feature of

automation is that machines. FORTHECMIPH

performing tasks beyond the ca- of- or o Ipacity of more ltutttaiis. now TO CRNCELHIS can do jobs which heretofore AGREEMENT T0

were impractiial if not impos- SEND THE CAUPH

sthP too FEMALE

Last summer a computer “as‘ SLAVES EM”

installt’d in the Toronto City YEARUIOO)

Iiali. it is still uitdcrzoin: tests. \i'hcit ttt operation it “ill rccci\e continuous traffic information front 2.000 uiidcrzroutt sensors spotted tltrouzitout, the city. data

nuts to traffic IiLZIiis‘ at Lotto iti- tet'scctitttts No cottihinatton of huntatt effort could match the pcrfortitaitce.

The Harvard cotiipulation ia- horatot'y ptti a computer to work the years azo compartti: l|(‘.‘tl‘l\’ 3.000 ancient. hiltiicai. manuscripts to find oitt which not? copies of the some ni'i'li- it \iould lime taken literally hundreds of years to do tltc jttl) ulilildt‘d.

The justice (It‘iiai'iliif‘iii i\ tis- iii: a computer to scck patterns of stitttlartt) iii thousands of bids stthttttttcd at all lcycls of 12m crnmcni in an effort to spot price l'iLI‘JiiiQ, lluntan detectives would find the amount of paper- uork uttcrl) uitittttattagcaltic.

('atcliin: s‘\\'iii(Il(‘i‘< anti yauctti: hiltltcal research may uttturntshcrl Itciicttts. but

is no aroidtn: tltc fact this ncu have of change has a cruel tittdct'tou.

toutatton ciitittnatcs jolts. . is citntinatin: them at a “hen lli(‘ \iot'k force is t'oomin: as itctcr itcforc. EXEt‘l'TH’i-Z JOBS

Although automation's toil has IN‘f‘Ii Ilt'fi\'i(‘.\l iii lifteif‘ I’III'IIIIIInC-i ill'litL' "where ioh security has replaced wages as' the tiumltci‘ .one item tn ialtor contract bar- caiiittt: ~~ flit“ erosion doesn‘t sinp there Machines also are cuttin: an cycr widening swatch. tltrouuh lltt‘ industries, clerical ranks. cyett middle management executive jobs,

Matty mauatzcrs arc lttrcd recommend actions based on accurate perception of data ac- ('tIl'tIliiL' to a 11mm sci of i-uics—. other words. much of what‘ we call (If‘i'islttti tiiaktitq. A com- ptttor. \tlili Its tnfalitltlc incntory

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spades rcdoublcd and misplays. the hand so that the mist a k e costs liim 3.020 points, that certainly worthy of more titan pass-iii: mention tli tlus space.

The deal occurred iii a rubber Itridzc came. The players were all first- class —— ihouclt the re- sult aclttcycd would not seem to hear this oitt.

South tried to reach a Hand slant ity ntaktn: use of Black iiood. ittit cooled off cottsidct'alt» ly upon learnth that North had

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only kt part of his ‘lltrce spade hid. But South‘s en- tiiustasm “as nol sufficiently“

lrluilcd hy the six diamond rel. «ponsc to stop ittm front redoub- Iiini: when East doubled s i x‘ s adcs

East's double was convention- ;al --» iI called for an unusual licad front West. winch in this case ltad to he a club. West dut.- ftiily led a (‘IIth—v he chose the, etzlil for dcccpttye purposes -and South made the fatal error of coin: up \\lIIi the, ace instead lof playittu low from dumitty.

East ruffed the ace and re- titrtted a heart. in an effort itoid the loss to down one r—— 400. dcclarer ftnessod a ti d the kind. West the n cashed the kin: of clubs a it di played another club. and the out-i

come “as that South went down three-4.600 poittts. I

If dcclarcr had taken the club: finesse at Ii‘it‘k one ~ as he should have he would have made the contract and scored a

plus of 2.020 points instead. it “as a very expensive error. South's argument that he was

afraid tltc eight of clubs was a suncicton docs not stand 'in tinder analysts He should have kn0\\i'l that East's double indi- cated a void. and he should hate played accordingly. \ lead? directiitu double by East based; on a holdtnL' of the K- 9- 2 oft clults unuid not hate made much sense. ‘

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“if the trend continues," t'e- i. Harvey. a native of New- 0 ports Alex Fehr. professor of foundland. had been with Cana- ‘ political science at Lebanon dtan Pacific Tclczraphs for 50 m Valley College. "machines can years He wa< a wireless oper-tm‘

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[out 09 the machine's reach ('nmputers are shown; signs of becoming fine medical diagnos- itcians. and la ing confidently of soon being altle to fetch all the needed re- search for any L'i\'(‘|1 case from

central source ltelcphnne-—dtal telephone.

The critical distinction be- tween today's automation and Pyet‘y other technological ad-

of "thinkinz" Ina- as computers. bitt of thinking ma-

dotng titachiiies.

(icycioptiicitt chines. such the hiendiitt: chines with

f facts. is far more reliable nd ntuch faster, Actually the trend already

as companies

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utomation has thinned ie ' ‘ PEMBROKE. Ont Ti“ H I. Harvey. a veteran wu'e-

per mcrican Defence Command in- tts automated S..\ G. 'arnint: system it flattened the rcantzation structure by one

‘7. ‘the first meSsage front the sink- in: ’I‘ttanic in iﬂi2. died sud.

dcniy here Monday night. He

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