Test Reveals Tyrant Airline Boss Called Bearcat at Home
A humorous yet pointed case study depicts Mr. X head of a major airline behaving rudely on a flight, shouting at stewardesses, throwing a roll, and forcing conversations with a doctor. It concludes such men may be housecats at home, a bearcat in the office, and urges anonymous reports to Dr. Crane for psychological charts.
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Reader letters dispute cold weather pneumonia link
A reader letters column questions claims that cold and wet weather cause pneumonia and criticizes medical authorities for spreading unsupported ideas. The exchange cites a reader's view that pneumonia stems from bacteria and that indoor shelter in cold weather is unnecessary.
Soft Coal Shortage Threatens Prices Amid Rising Demand
New York AP reports power demand, booming exports, and labor problems fueling a soft coal shortage and driving prices higher. TVA cites a 25 percent rate increase amid rising coal costs. industry estimates vary from 15 to 100 percent. Coal power helps 50 plus percent of U.S. electricity as consumption outpaces production.
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Andreotti Gives Up Bid to Form New Italian Government
Premier Giulio Andreotti quits efforts to form a new four party government in Italy after the Christian Democrat and Socialist factions falter. The move follows the fall of the previous coalition and raises questions about future elections and a possible dissolution of Parliament.
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Ford Sales Rise But Earnings Drop
Ford Motor Company reports second quarter sales of 3.9 billion dollars, up from last year, but profits fall 7.8 percent to 165 million. First half 1970 worldwide sales total 7.3 billion with profits 291 million, down from 348 million a year ago. Ford cites higher costs and materials as pressure on margins.
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