Five Year Telephone Strike Propels Quiet Revolution
A satirical piece rejects sides in the telephone workers strike and argues the walkout slows the frenetic American pace. The author praises savings, health benefits, and a calmer lifestyle, imagining broader societal calm if other systems halt. He even envisions using cut lines as clotheslines as the strike endures.
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