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						  CHICAGO (AP) &mdash; Looking for a job isn&rsquo;t just a concern for those under 65. Retirees and those past the traditional age for calling it quits increasingly need or want to work. The challenge, of course, is finding suitable work in an economy with chronically high unemployment. Many are succeeding, as the rapid graying of the work force shows. The number of U.S. workers 65 or older has grown 24 percent in five years, to 6.7 million last month. And that&rsquo;s with the baby-boom generation just now entering the age group. More than half of that total were employed full-time,  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   