Productivity and profits drive national productivity
Editorial argues productivity grows through innovation and risk-taking investments, not speedups. Cites Roche retirement at General Motors, Kilpatrick on Greek wages, and international comparisons showing U.S. unit labor costs rising while output per hour lags. Emphasizes profits fuel investment, technology, and better products, urging cooperation between labor and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Roche
General Motors Corporation
Koehe
James J. Kilpatrick
Greece
United States
Kilpatrick
Jimmer
Lackey
Hellenia Steel Company
Ile
West Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Japan
Dreams of Possession Across Nations Across The World
Alice Widener surveys international aspirations as readers share dreams of ownership. The piece parodies materialist fantasies, listing national desires from France to Japan, including cars, houses, kitchens, and even a U.S. Treasury, reflecting postwar consumer culture and holiday sentiment.
Addresses for Writing Your Legislators in Washington
The notice lists offices for U S senators and representatives with room numbers and addresses in Washington D C. It includes Sen Birch Rep Rhosod Rep William G Bray and others with Longworth and Rayburn office locations and district details. The text also contains garbled lines describing constituents contacting lawmakers about district matters and couriers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Maditsa
Gebceword
Heery
Rep
Rhosod
Hercosk County
Economists debate Phase 1 impact on 1972 economy
Morning discussion among leading economists covers optimistic 1972 prospects, with estimates of a 100 billion dollar GNP rise and inflation effects. They analyze wage and price controls, the political use of Phase II and Phase IV, and the broader social and philosophical meaning of government intervention in a free market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ualion
Beteen
Waller Heller
Evonome
Juban
Kennedy
Lal
Licher
Nixon
Ueller
National Association of Manufacturers
Verhert Klein
Sander Vanocur
NBC
Public Broadcasting System
Tom Jones
Klein
Mixon
Federal
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board
Price Commission
Productivity Commission
Walter Meller
Wen
al Capone
Phillips Senate Challenge Faces Key States in 1970s
Phillips surveys looming primary battles across the South and New Jersey as aging senators such as Eastland Ellender McClellan Case face potential intra party rivals. Pryor Sullivan Waggoner and Sendaan are mentioned as possible challengers, with issues of age ideology and Nixon era loyalties shaping the contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
XPS
James O. Fastland
Miss
Glen Ellender
Ohn L. McClellan
Ark
Clifford P. Case
B.nd
Filendoy
Eastland
Mes Celin
Nwo
Hender
Hasiland
McClellan
Sengler Cage
Arso
Anrti Nixon
Anrti Nixon Mastern Gop Establishment. Before He Became A U.S
Case
Fund For the Republic
Nixon
Miami Beach
John McClellan
Nixom
William Fulbright
Wilbur Milks
House
Ways and Means Committee
David Pryor
Arkansas
Pryor
Tim
Louisiana
Joe Waggoner
Shreveport
Allen Ellender
Waggoner
Ellender
Mississippi
Hastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles Sullivan
Sullian
Jon B. Willams
Sullivan
William Waller
Sulivan
New Jersey
GOP
Charles Sendaan
Capa May
Charles Goodell
Pressfort Nixon
Clifford Case
Russian stool legs and Nixon visit to Moscow
Dr Vladimir Petrov of Georgetown argues Nixon’s Moscow trip risks a wobbly Soviet Union. He says the USSR needs three legs of stability, including economic strength and world trade, to deter the West. Petrov warns without unity and confidence, Moscow could be more dangerous and erratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tussia
Tive
Washington
J.C
Vladimir Petrov
Georgetown University
Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ussr
Russia
Normandy
Europe
Stalin
Khrushchev
Satellies
West
America
Pokina
Roumania
Yugoslovakia
Kremlin
Mostow
Reds
Brezhnev
Cuba
Chile
France
NATO
Iran
Turkey
Naty
West Germany
Free World
Petrov
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
House Panel Cuts 40 Supergrade Jobs in Wage-Price Program
A House subcommittee rejected the administration request for 40 blank-check supergrade positions to staff the wage-price program. It authorized 20 temporary Grade 16-18 slots, pending Civil Service Commission approval, as an amendment to extend price controls through April 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
David Henderson
D-N.c
Civil Service Commission
Henderson
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
House Banking and Currency Committee
White House
CSC
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission
Pay Board
Tnternal Revenue Service
Bureau of Cusy
Oms
Tadline
Hach
Congress
CSG
Armed Forces Journal
Tess
Daf Fense
Journal
Defense Intelligence Agency
Weller
Pentagon
Pare Sonnel
Library of Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Office of Economic Opportunity
Look Who's Coming to Dinner Japan and the U.S. Trade Tensions
Paul Harvey discusses Japan's rise as a global economic force after World War II. He notes Japan's population, market share in cars and motorcycles, high tariffs on U.S. goods, and limited access for American cars. The piece highlights Japanese investment, immigration, and land purchases, with a warning about future military strength per Barry Goldwater and a call for mutual effort to avoid consequences.
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Japan
California
United States
Nixon
Ford
Academe
Avierica
Brazil
Honolulu
Barry Goldwater
Gon
Fea, Corp
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Germany
3Fao
Srnaic
San. A
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Ince
Jackson Siveat
Anderson
Indiana
George D. Chittenberger
Farried W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Marciar
Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Harald
Herald
Herald Newnoom
Associated Press
Mrs. Gandhi
Buckley
Phillips
By Kevin P. Phillips
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Paul Harvey News
Vin Dada
Marvey
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