Kaiser Plan At Steel Plant Tests Sharing Of Productivity Gains
Kaiser Steel in Fontana introduces a pilot plan where workers receive 32.5 percent of savings from productivity improvements. Some 7,900 workers, including 1,200 laid off, would gain similar benefits, with an employment pool to cushion automation effects. Union votes Jan 11 with March 1 start if approved.
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Fontana
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Kaiser Steel Corporation
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Kaiser
Union Management Human Relations Committee
Rhode Island weighs textbook aid to Catholic schools
A Rhode Island legislature appointed committee must report by text Tuesday on state aid to purchase non religious textbooks for Catholic elementary and secondary schools. The debate cites Cochran v Louisiana and Oregon’s appeal of textbook loans, noting limited state aid in Louisiana Mississippi and New Mexico.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Cochran
Louisiana
U.S
Charles. “Evans “Hughes
Paul Blanshard
Washington
High Court
Oregon Supreme Court
Oregon
Mississippi
New Mexico
Civil Spending Rises to 551 Billion in 1963 Budget
Federal outlays for defense international affairs and finance exceed 551 billion in fiscal 1963, up 12 billion from 1953. Education and social insurance emerge as the next major spending areas, with 21 billion and 20 billion respectively in 1961 across all government levels.
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Tax Foundation
Aliens Urged to File Address Report by Month’s End
Immigration officials in Indiana warn all noncitizens and aliens including minors to file the address report form with the Naturalization Service. Authorities say the law requires prompt submission and provide several convenient filing options.
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Byron G. Johnson
Naturalization Service
Indiana
Muse Filli
Immigration Service
Alice
Senus
Bonds and estate taxes guide from Meier Shoe column
A reader asks about investing in Treasury bonds to cover estate taxes and suggests stocks like Great Northern Railway and Lorillard. The columnist cautions that the proposed picks may not fit the reader's lonely financial situation and declines to endorse those particular securities.
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U. S
Roger E. Spear
Q “Lam
Treasury
Great Northern Railway
Pullman and
Filtro
Pacific Lighting
Socony
Pullman Stead
Meivle Shoel
Features Corp
Telpratures
The Troubles of Governing a Modern Democracy
Walter Lippman discusses the strain on large democracies like West Germany and Italy under grand coalitions and Gaullist influence. He weighs democratic stability, the rise of strong leaders, and the risk of abandoning two party systems for an authoritarian path.
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Dr. Adenauer
Congress
Europe
Adenauer
Italy
West Germany
Germany
Christian Democrats
Gether
Jians
Ldn
Britain
France
Democratic
United States
Canada
North America
Gaulle
Gen. de Gaulle
Canor
Tionary Asault
Christian
Fredom
Captain James Cook’s Coasts Charted By Explorer Master
Cook’s 1768 voyage mapped Australia’s coasts and disproved the theory of unknown southern lands. He lost a ship in coral reefs and later died in Hawaii, marking the era’s greatest maritime achievement.
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James Cook
England
J.B. Martin
Cape of Good Hope
Dodoc Brady
Africa
Cape Horn
South Amelia
Dias Barthots
Portugal
Alcoa
Mossel
South Africa
Cape of Storms
King John
Cape
Cook
Australia
Coon
Hawaiian Islands
Vickie McCormack to Perform Recital at Ball State
Ball State senior Vickie McCormack will present a recital with trombonist Roger McConnell on Sunday January 13 at 3 p.m. in Ball State Collare Thasire.
Rhyme on Extreme Thinness and College Music Figures
Excerpts discuss a lean man unable to gain weight and a college music scene mentioning Miss McCormack a piano student and editor. It reflects on political reform debates and social quirks including jokes about body types and idiosyncrasies.
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Jony
Joreen
Nepekameunaes
McCormack
Jean Charles Kobler
Ball d
Sigma Alpha Iota
Music Honorary
The Case Records of a Psychologist Reveals a Wife Strategy
A 1961-era text promotes a manipulative plan for women to win husbands, advising to flatter male egos, shift from hunter to pursued, and pursue altruistic careers to provoke marriage. It touts a “Compliment Club Strategy” and offers a booklet and charts for personal advice.
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Planet Earth
Taythan
The Shepherd on Favors and Debt Repayment
A poem fragment urges remembering favors and repaying debts. It counsels gratitude in a reward cycle, urging the reader to repay supports received for themselves or loved ones while not forgetting the helping acts. The plain verse emphasizes moral reciprocity and memory.
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