Unhappy Wives Challenge American Industry
An authority on corporate personnel argues that industry must bridge gender mobility gaps or risk stalling future leadership. Eugene Jennings of Michigan State University says mobile managers rely on supportive wives, yet social inequity and career-minded spouses tire of uprooting families. Without mobility, corporations cannot develop executives.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Jennings
Michigan State University
Second Coming Vigil Maintained In Arkansas
In Grannis Arkansas 25 residents wait in a brick house for the predicted end of the world now 70 days into a vigil. They left homes and jobs and say they remain undiscouraged praying and studying as Christmas approaches. Local rumors of screams and white robe processions were denied by organizer Elizabeth Bard who compared the vigil to a churchlike routine. The Arkansas Gazette defended the group's right to religious freedom noting no harm from their actions.
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Grannis
Ark
Sayslizabeth Nance Bard
Stevens Confirmation Seen for Supreme Court
Washington reports indicate John Paul Stevens is likely to be confirmed to succeed Justice William C. Douglas as Congress opens hearings. Chairman Eastland plans a brief executive session to discuss Stevens tax and financial disclosures, with debate over inspecting a decade of income tax returns. Senator Hruska argues the Judiciary Committee can review the material without delegating to another panel.
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Jennings
Stevens
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Roman L. Hruska
No Deals For IRA Gunmen In London Standoff
London authorities refuse negotiations with IRA gunmen holding a 54 year old inspector and his wife in a Regent Park apartment. Three or four gunmen, possibly including Michael Wilson, demand safe passage to Ireland while police vow no concessions. Metro police stress firm stance as negotiations proceed on police terms.
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London
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
Regent Park
Michael Wilson
Ross McWhirter
Coedi
Filibuster Fights NYC Loan Financing in Senate
The Senate tackles a 2.3 billion request to fund emergency NYC loans amid a 10.3 billion supplemental bill. Senator James B. Allen vows further filibusters while leaders seek cloture to end debate. New York officials push for timely approval, while Governor Carey defends city solvency and foresees no bailouts.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
House
Ford
N. James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
New York
New York State
Hugh Carey
NBC
Meet the Press
Carey
School Plan Gets Posthumous Airing
Dayton AP report on court presentation of a desegregation plan. Charles Glatt, appointed July 7 to design Dayton schools’ integration plan, was murdered on Sept. 19. His widow and allies present the 180 page plan in federal court as Neal Bradley Long stands charged with the crime.
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Dayton
Ohio
Charles Glatt
Charles
Johena
Glatt
U.S
Carl Rubin
Neal Bradley Long
Indonesians Expand Control Of Timor
Pro Indonesian forces in Portuguese Timor reportedly expanded control with Indonesian troops aid as Dili fell to UDT and Apodeti allies. Fretilin says forces were killed and Chinese residents harmed while Malik cites broad support for UDT Apodeti and a planned future talks for free choice.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Portuguese Timor
Adam Malik
Dili
Fretilin
Revolutionary Front For the Independence
East Timor
Mashur
Ing
UDT
Apodeti
Popular Democratic Association of Timor
Malik
Indonesian Timor
Apodeti Party
Col. Sugito
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