Career apparel expands beyond uniforms in modern workwear
The rise of career apparel blends fashion and function for many jobs from postmen to car dealers. Major firms including AT&T Amtrak and Volkswagen back stylish outfits for public-facing staff. The trend, backed by a Career Apparel Institute, aims to build company identity and reduce turnover while boosting perceived efficiency. Projections place annual industry volume from 300 to 700 million dollars by decade's end.
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At&t
Amtrak
Volkswagen
Career Apparel
Time for a name change for underground press group
The Underground Press Syndicate may become the Alternative Press Syndicate as suggested by Its A Misnomer The Underground Press Revue in New York. The piece argues that underground is a misnomer and hinders reach, while Alternative implies choice and openness.
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Underground Press Revue
New York
Underground Press Syndicate
Alternative Press Syndicate
Revue
Cold at 76 prompts medical questions on thyroid and aging
A 76 year old man asks if a endocrinologist can help with persistent cold despite normal thyroid tests and weight 150 pounds. The doctor notes aging slows heat production, recommends increased activity, warm socks, thermal underwear, and higher protein intake to generate body heat. The tone reflects a reader Q and A from a newspaper column.
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DR. Lamb
Long John
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Intrepid Senator Jackson backs gas rationing plan
Ernest Cuneo notes Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington state advocates gas rationing if energy shortages worsen. He calls for a $20 billion program to explore and expand energy sources including coal and oil shale, arguing U.S. energy independence is vital for military security and continental self sufficiency.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
R-Wash
Sen. Jackson
Washington State
America
United States
Jackson
NATO
Middle East
Europe
Hitler
Rhineland
Russia
Middle East Arab
Egypt
Western Europe
Today in History for November twenty fifth
Highlights from history include the 1940 Warsaw ghetto confinement of about half a million Jews, the 1832 first U S streetcar in New York, the 1857 opening of Australia’s parliament, and Roosevelt Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek meeting in Cairo in 1943. Additional notes cover India’s 1949 constitution, 1970 Pope Paul VI assassination attempt, a 1963 Dallas grand jury indicting Jack Ruby, and 1983 France canceling Pacific nuclear tests and cutting military spending.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
New York City
City Hall
14Th Street
Melbourne
Union Leader Reporter Says Hoover Murdered
A Washington columnist and Union Leader reporter Arthur Egan testifies before a Senate committee claiming a $1 $5 war chest funded Nixon 1972 campaign with Teamster money and Las Vegas loans He also says J Edgar Hoover was murdered and faces credibility challenges from officials and Newsweek coverage The committee continues to probe Egan's allegations and other tips including a singer senator ticket plot.
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Washington
William Loeb
Manchester
N.H
Arthur Egan
Egan
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Las Vegas
John Dillinger
U.S
New Hampshire
David Brock
Warren Rudman
Brock
J. Edgar Hoover
Edgar. Hoover
Hoffa
Teamsters
White House
Ralph Sullivan
Local Ad Notes and Name Fragments in Baytown Sun
Fragmentary OCR note from The Baytown Sun mentions Paul Putman Pat Kaples and an advertising service with reference to an Act of Congress. Details are unclear and no complete event or outcome is shown.
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Paul Putman
Pat Kaples
Court didn't ban executions Capital punishment alive and well
In North Carolina Sam A Poole awaits execution for a crime involving intent to rape though no rape occurred. The piece argues the Supreme Court did not abolish capital punishment but tightened how it is applied, with states expanding laws to resume executions.
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Raleigh
N.C
NEA
Sam A. Poole
America
Poole
U.S. Supreme Court
Sam Poole
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Idaho
Florida
California
Connecticut
Gallup
Nixon
Milton Rector
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
U.S
Ais
David Kendall
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Kendall
San Quentin
Ohio Ste Penitentiary
Sesame
Carolina
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Pope Paul VI
Manila
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswalt
France
Pacific
Jock Anderson
Union-Leader
Hoover
Newsweek
James Hoffa
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Leon Brown
Aan
B. Priteh
Sheevel
Penne Eae
Presten Pendergrass Dewengeeees
Wenee
Anne Jim Falkey
Edker
Wanda Orica Cet
Aeaetnreesgeas
Seabee Etre
Renee Erye Ewer
Baytown
Texas
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Coastal Publications
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