Equal Pay Act marks step for American women in 1963
Article notes the Equal Pay Act of 1963 taking effect last Thursday, barring wage discrimination for equal work, with Title VII also pushing for equal job opportunity. It highlights passage history, expected raises for up to 7 million workers, and cautions against reclassifying jobs to avoid raises. It also covers broader gender equality context and international mentions.
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COMSAT offers public stock in space venture despite risk
The Communications Satellite Corp plans to sell five million shares at 20 dollars each with oversubscription noted. Major buyers include AT&T and ITT, with international talks in Geneva. first experimental satellite planned next year, full system by 1967.
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Cosmic visitors on distant worlds would resemble humans
Frank Kromm discusses possible intelligent beings on 100 million planets orbiting suns, suggesting humans or humanoids could exist elsewhere. He argues by biblical analogy that higher intelligence likely mirrors human form, with varied skin tones. He offers a booklet for 25 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Goldwater faces Civil Rights bill fate in pivotal vote
In Washington the fate of the civil rights bill looms as Senator Barry Goldwater weighs whether to back or oppose key provisions. aides will present Dirksen amendments offering state safeguards on desegregation, tests of Goldwater’s ideological stance amid presidential hopeful timing and party unity risks.
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Colitis and Health Columns Skepticism About Cures
Readers question the validity of colitis diagnoses and cures while Dr. Brady, editor of the health column, defends medical guidance. A correspondent urges practical advice, noting varied treatments and requesting where to obtain real help. Dr. Brady dismisses sensational claims and advises readers on digestion and bowel health.
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Harsh 1790 Philadelphia hospital patient rules
From The Notebook a Philadelphia General Hospital rule list in 1790 bans card playing and dicing and requires able patients to assist in nursing wash ing and ironing linen and cleaning rooms as the matron commands. It contrasts with today’s patient services.
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Fragmented tale of a pig and a doctor in a bizarre event
An odd newspaper fragment recounts a doctor present at a pig’s killing and sausage making. Friends describe the scene as astonishing as the animal is dismembered and processed into sausages. The account hints at community reactions and lingering memories of the affair.
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Successful Investing May Be Further Gains After A Big Rise
Reader questions on Texas Gulf Sulphur and Ponce de Leone Trotting Association. Expert says Texas Gulf has uncertain future value and suggests holding if income not needed. recommends selling otherwise. Also notes no bid for Ponce de Leone shares. Comments on Series E bonds praise safety and guaranteed 9.5 percent maturity return with automatic extensions for most issues.
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Bible lesson recap on peace and Christian duty
Julien C Hyer presents International Sunday School lesson urging Romans 12 and 1 Timothy 2 to guide church actions toward peace and accord. Nations whose God is the Lord should lead, while praying for those in need and avoiding condemnation.
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