Everywhere By HAL BOYLE Assignment: Borrowers in the Office
New York AP column describes common office borrowers and their tactics. Pompous Paul, Phovic Phil, Willie the Weeper, Ambrose the Abstainer, Roundabout Robert, and Cunning Carl illustrate how borrowing becomes a survival skill in white collar work.
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Kennedy Uses Persuasion Pressure and Education to Lead
Washington AP notes President Kennedy can lead by persuasion pressure and education. His steel price victory showed a mix, with persuasion prevailing earlier and tighter pressure used on industry. Critics warn against overuse of pressure, while education remains key. Kennedy may lean on persuasion unless a new crisis demands another approach.
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