Automation Of The News In New York City Strike Era
The piece explains a labor management clash over automation in the 1962 63 New York newspaper strike. It covers New York Typographical Union No 6 opposition to type setting automation, the Post's use of IBM 1620 tape driven typesetting, negotiated profit sharing, brief trials, and the broader trend toward computer aided production with several papers adopting the tech. Key figures include Bert Powers, union leader of the ITU unit, and the scale of savings and equipment costs discussed.
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Hearings Set On Common Situs Picketing Bill
Congress schedules hearings on a proposed common situs picketing bill. The measure would allow unions to shut down entire construction sites during labor disputes by targeting one employer. Neutral workers and firms could be compelled to halt work, impacting communities and public funding amid higher project costs.
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Congress
Government Menaced by Three Subverting Trends
A historical editorial argues the U S system faces three threats: federal paternalism with fiscal deterioration, Supreme Court and federal overreach, and labor influence on federal authorities. It urges reversing these trends to preserve constitutional principles, individual liberties, and national solvency, and calls for nationwide citizen opposition to preserve strength against foreign challenges.
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Supreme Court
Links War Population Savings Shift Can Yield Moderate Income Gain
A reader asks how to invest 15000 safely for more income amid health and widowhood. Roger E Spear advises keeping 5000 in savings, suggests modest bond diversification and warns stocks may not substantially raise income. He discusses municipal bonds and a cautious approach to risk and taxes.
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Roger E. Spear
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United States Eyes Exile for Dominican War Leaders
In Santo Domingo tense talks mask a policy to remove both rebel and regular army leaders from Dominican political life. The plan envisions radical downsizing of the regular military and exile for its old-line chiefs including Gen Elias Wessin y Wessin, and exile for the rebel high command such as Col Francisco Caamano Deno.
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Santo Domingo
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Budapest
Antonio Imbert
Trujllo
Trujillo
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Col. Caamano
Qwnes
Folklore Logically Warns of U S Dominican Clash
Analysis by William Wade argues top U S policymakers face limited options as rebels and military factions clash in the Dominican Republic. Bundy mission fails prompting nonviolent alternatives, including withholding pay and budget cuts, while exile pressures mount on senior figures amid fears of Communist influence and radical dominance.
Case Records Of A Psychology Doctor S Agony
Dr Bob a 46 year old physician becomes an alcoholic while clinging to a platonic role. He berates his wife and alternates between drunken sprees and harsh criticism after sobriety. He vows to self analyze using hormone injections, yet remains emotionally cold as he watches himself from the corner of his eye. The piece explores ego collapse, sexual frustration, and the failed attempt to restore erotic vigor through hormones.
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Galley ship era to board and modern politics mix
A contemplation of inter American governance and looming elections contrasts with tales of naval galley warfare. The piece cites Balaguer as a potential winner in exile, notes hopes for stability, and recalls Lepanto as galley ships faced boarding limits. It weaves in social commentary and a dubious ad on marriage guidance.
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Doctor William Heberden and Heberden’s nodes in medicine
Dr Brady presents Heberden as an eighteenth century English physician and explains the bony knobs at finger joints known as Heberden’s nodes. The text discusses their historical association with rheumatoid arthritis and notes modern diagnostic relevance.
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William Heberden
Branigin Faces Large Number of Decisions
Indiana Governor Branigin weighs school reorganization, printing, and personnel policy while facing a June 30 deadline for the Indiana School Reorganization Commission. Officials caution against rush while Delays draw mixed reactions as Branigin mulls successors and policy shifts.
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William H.skinner
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Anthony Champa
Fred Garver
Heart Fatalities In Norway Jump
Norway's heart disease deaths rose from an average of 365 per 100000 people in 1954 56 to about 500 in 1961 a 40 percent jump the World Health Organization reports. Vermont becomes first US state declared free of local cholera.
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Norway
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Duryee to Install Township Exchange Officers Thursday
Jerome Duryee of Fort Wayne will install the Anderson Township Exchange Club officers at a Ladies Night Party at 6:20 p.m. Thursday at Mounds State Park. New officers include President Chase May and Treasurer Jim Keesling. Reports will be given by Bob Graham and Harold Rigsby. The club also notes upcoming state office appointments and two season trips to Indianapolis Victory Field for the Seattle game on July 8. A new aging bibliography lists 1,400 works on aging amid rising elder numbers.
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Jerry) Duryee
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Bud) May
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Andrew Rice
Charles Barrett
Bob Graham
Duryee
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Harold Rigsby
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Bloomington
William
Bill) Miller
Elkhart
Larry Buhler
Lafayette
Indianapolis Victory Field
Indianapolis
The Shepherd and the Value of Buying Cheap
Julien C Byer reflects on prudent purchasing with a biblical frame. He warns that paying too little can lead to poor results and risk, while a fair price yields proper value and a solid outcome for the buyer. The piece links scripture from 1 Chronicles 21 22 to practical advice on spending wisely.
House Votes Funds To Ship Autos Of Marines Home
The House Armed Services Committee approved retroactive legislation to allow Marines relocated from Hawaii to Viet Nam and Okinawa to have their cars shipped home at government expense. The bill, estimated to cost around 80 000 dollars, moves to the House floor as Senate action is pending.
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