Economic impacts of the test ban shift in defense spending
Morgan Guaranty Trust surveys August indicate the partial nuclear test ban could curb the rising defense budget trend. The report cites reduced fissionable material production, Congress defense momentum softening, and a shift toward civilian economy readiness with job retraining, relocation aid, and support for conversion to nonmilitary activity.
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Morgan Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Bank
U.S
Senate
First study shows overtime pay gaps across industries
The first national study finds less than one third of overtime workers receive premium pay. Factory and blue collar workers top the group but only about half get overtime pay. Transportation and construction workers see high rates with no premium for 60 and 66 percent respectively. Retail and service sectors show high regular pay. Managers and professionals often work overtime without extra pay, and some single state firms are exempted from the law. Officials seek more data before judging widespread violations.
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Labor Department
Good News Only Promoters Push For Positive Britain Newspaper
A proposed British paper titled Good News Only aims to cover the good in society while acknowledging evil. The Establishment Committee promotes a positive journalism phase to counter negative scrutiny across the press.
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Britain
Establishment Committee
National cultural center plan shifts burden to private gifts
The article reviews Congress backing for a Washington national cultural center with three theaters and public spaces, funded by private donations led by Roger L. Stevens. It notes Ford Foundation and business leaders pledging money, state representations by penny contributions, and debates on public funds for culture versus private support.
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Washington, D. C
Leonard Read
U. S. Congress
National Cultural Center
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Cultural Center Board
Roger L. Stevens
New York
Broadway
Edward Durrell Stone
Washington
Stevens
Ford Foundation
Ernest Breech
Ford Motor Co
Union
Sticks
Neck of the Woods
Yale School of Music
Norfolk
H. L. Menchen
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Boredom and Etiquette
A 12 year old seeks summer activity ideas while home alone with a dog and no talkative peers. Abby suggests day camps and fresh air to avoid confinement.
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Abby
Dream interpretation of Vera's erotic dreams in Freudian view
In a classic Freudian frame, Dr Crane explains that dreams reflect waking hunger and repressed desires. Vera, a well bred college sophomore, dreams of being chased by savages and a kiss after a date, interpreted as romantic hunger activating wakeful brain areas.
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Vera
Vera G
Dr. Crane
South Seas
Sigmund Freud
South Sea Islands
Alfred BY HELEN WOODE ALFRED-Martha Parker Reunion Notes
Alfred and Martha Parker and their son, with relatives in Tucson, spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Parker. The Millard Swartz family visited Huntington and Sugar Grove guests joined the Parker Carr School Reunion. Kenneth Burke of Cherry Ridge died recently, son of Thomas and unnamed Burke. Alma Whitlatch of Parkersburg visited the Williams Carr home. Iris Carr and daughters attended a party at Sue Woode’s home in Pomeroy.
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Alfred
Martha Flo Parker
Tucson
Ariz
Wilbert Parker
Eric
Eddie
Millard Swartz
Binas Randolph
Huntington
W. Va
Delbert Yost
Sugar Grove
Led O’brien
Columbus
Harry Guthrie
Parker and Carr
Kenneth Burke
Cherry Ridge
Thomas Burke
Alma Whitlatch
Parkersburg
William Carr
Iris Carr
Vickie Lynn
Helen Woode
Sue Woode
Pomeroy
Life Begins At 40 Aging adults find purpose with growing elder groups
A University of Chicago report notes older people gain morale and participation by joining expanding aging communities. The column riffs on fitness ads, lunches routines, and a banker nearing retirement, inviting readers to request a booklet on financing retirement.
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University of Chicago
Messenger
Billy Rose A Broadway Producer With Scattered Passions
Billy Rose near 64 values money less than living freely on a five acre Connecticut island raising pigeons and decorative birds. He recalls a wildly varied career writing songs, running cabarets, producing shows, and banking on a vast art collection while planning a Jerusalem outdoor gallery and a potential Foxy musical with Bert Lahr. He jokes over bachelorhood and prefers companionship to wealth yet hopes to marry again.
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Billy Rose
Broadway
Connecticut
Lower East Side
Billy
Rose
Wall Street
Manhattan
Jumbo
Jonathan Swift
Gulliver
Bert Lahr
Jerusalem
Government Employees Plan One Day Off August 28
Thousands of government workers may take a one day vacation on August 28 to participate in the freedom march or stay home to avoid disruption. The Civil Service Commission says essential functions will continue and agencies will keep enough staff on duty despite the planned day off.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
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CPA
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Council On Youth Fitness
J. E. Corker
Has Boyle
Athens Messenger
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Mati
Ohio
Oro
Athens
Ohio Post
Associated Pres
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