Boiling Point Exposes Myths About Industrial Bosses
Hal Boyle reports a U S News poll of 6 000 executives revealing they work about 35 hours weekly, five days, with most fatigue from lack of sleep rather than overwork. Seventy seven percent get seven hours or less sleep, yet 75 percent are in good health, and bosses can afford fatigue, not the average worker.
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U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Harry J. Johnson
Life Extension Foundation
Johnson
Moat Union
Dr. Johnson
Powers' Folks Head For Denmark Home
Francis Gary Powers' parents left Moscow for Copenhagen four days after arriving for his espionage trial. Oliver Powers and his wife Ida were joined by their daughter Jessica Hillerman. Barbara, the pilot's wife, stayed in Moscow hoping to plead with Premier Khrushchev to shorten his sentence. The family, in high spirits, bought souvenirs as Powers faced an 11 year term and possible reduction for good conduct.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Copenhagen
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Ida
Mra
Barbara
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Yalta
Black Sea
Carl MacCafee
U.S
Richard Snyder
North Plainfield
Power
Hileman
Cary
Mis. Monteen Brown
Milladgeville
Red China admits lag in production advance in first half of 1960
A Chinese official acknowledged that the famed drive to boost industrial and agricultural output slowed during the first half of 1960. The admission follows criticism of slower growth amid policy campaigns and economic pressures, with officials urging renewed measures to lift performance.
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Red China
Hong Kong
Daily Review Notice From Hayward Post Office
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice from The Daily Review about an historic mail service or class amendment with an address at Vie WW. Wintes Avenue in Hayward California. The readable parts mention Congress and a date of March 3.
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the Daily Review, Inc
Enterea Ad Pot Office
Hayward
Fornle Ab Secord
Vie
Wintes Avan
Heyward
Cally
Daily and Sunday Review Subscription Rates Listed
Rates shown for weekday and Sunday copies across multiple California offices including Hayward, San Leandro, Bremont, and Livermore with addresses on Winton Avenue Alameda vicinity and South F Street Rivermore. The notice outlines price points such as 10 cents weekday and 15 cents Sundays, with yearly total around 9.50 per month in some areas.
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the Daily & Sunday Review
Sungaya the
Daily & Sunday Review
Winton Ave
Haswards
Alameda
South F St
Kennedy Defeat Triggers Blame Over Veto Threat
In Washington, Senator John F. Kennedy blamed his Senate defeat on President Eisenhower’s veto threat regarding broad medical care for the aged within Social Security. A 51-44 vote rejected Kennedy’s plan to expand benefits and raise payroll taxes, while a Republican-backed subsidy plan for elderly medical bills was also defeated. The 91-2 conference approval followed, with few Republicans joining Kennedy.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Uhé
Eisenhower
Laker
House
Sens
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Cliftford P. Case
Richard M. Nixon
Boston Transit Strike Ends After 41 Years
Boston shoppers and workers returned to normal routines as a one day transit strike ended. MTA reports system nearly back to normal by evening with 700000 daily riders. Business groups estimate costs at around six million dollars including lost sales and merchants’ losses while 4200 operators earned one day’s pay and the system lost about 125000 in revenue. The walkout began before the evening rush over arbitration of a new contract. union spokesmen cite broader grievances in the dispute.
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Boston
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Dean C. Cushing
Boston Retail Trade Board
Esbmalted
Theaiters
MTA
New Skirmish On FRP Pact
AP reports a fresh clash in the Feather River water pact dispute between Governor Brown and the Metropolitan Water District. Telegraph exchanges stress contract timing, with Brown linking action to a 134 billion bond issue and MWD defending action on the northern California water transfer.
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Los Angeles
Brown
Metropolitan Water District
Feather River
MWO
California
Birds Like To Watch People at University Meeting
ANN ARBOR Mich AP zoologist Robert W Storer curator of birds at the University of Michigan museum notes birds share traits with people including observer habits They are active in the same time frame and have similar sight and hearing He adds they like to chatter The American Ornithologists Union meets there with sixty papers to be presented through Saturday at the university campus
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Robert W. Storer
University] of Michigan Museum
Rays
Storer
Rehalter
American
Ornithologists’ Union
Willy Brandt To Battle Adenauer Named West German Socialist Leader
In RON Germany AP reports West Germany's Socialist party picks Willy Brandt mayor of West Berlin to lead challenge against Konrad Adenauer in next year's general election.
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RON
Germany
West Germany
Sociatist Party
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
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Adenauer
Macy’s
Adore Macy's
Judy Kent
Weskil
Madias
Macy
Oxford
Rough Rider
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