Perspective on corporate chiefs work patterns and profits
A Gallagher Presidents Report study of 239 top U.S. corporations finds chief executives work about 3 hours weekly on site with mornings most productive, averaging $99,154 salaries, and running firms worth $183.3 million. Most support retirement ages up to 65, few are smokers, many drink, exercise regularly, and hypertension risks rise as they near the top. Primary CEO duty cited as profits.
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Gallagher
U.S
Benjamin Franklin
Eavesdropping Debate on Microwave Long-Distance Calls
The piece discusses microwave relay eavesdropping of long distance conversations, citing Moynihan and Carter. It notes government use of scramblers for national security and argues the existing law already protects civilians without court orders, questioning need for new federal rules.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
Moynihan
Danville Register Letters Policy Noted
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Danville Register
Carter Keeps Revealing His Feet Of Clay
James J. Kilpatrick argues that Jimmy Carter, six months into his presidency, shows feet of clay through issues like the Annapolis party, Bert Lance loans, aircraft trips, and the cargo preference bill. He cites FEC inaction, high-roller budgeting, and political favors tied to maritime unions and shipbuilding interests. The piece frames Carter as fallible despite campaign ideals.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Carter
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Nebuchadnezzar
Mr. Carter
White House
Galahad
Annapolis
Bert Lance
Mr. Lance
Annapatis
Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Office of Management and Budget
Beb
Comptroller
Camp David
Bert
Nixon
Commerce
Kreps
Treasury
Blumenthal
Stu Eisenatal
Americas
U. S
Ceat
House
Senate
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Seafarers Union
Jimmy
Buckley Letter Warns Against Rehabilitating Hitler
Joan Lukacs urges conservatives to oppose David Irving's Hitler's War asserting the book spreads historical revisionism with errors and dangerous implications. Lukacs argues the key issue is opposition to genocidal policies, not defending Hitler, and warns against excuses or apologies that could reshape views on World War II and Stalin.
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Joan Lukacs
Adolf Hitler
David Irving
Hitler
Great Britain
Europe
John Lukacs
Soviet Union
Charles Lindbergh
Liknes
Irving
Lukacs
Hiller
Stalin
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Lich Ab Rameey Clark
Jane Fonda
U.S
Hanoi
Mose
Germany
Space disarmament plan eyed for Carter era timing
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak discuss PRM 23 to slow space weapons development to protect U S satellites. They narrate Warnke's anti-weapons stance and Ford era covert studies, plus fallout from espionage charges and SALT delegation shifts. Blumenthal, Klosson, Gelb, and Kennedy tax debate figures are noted amid White House mood shaping a bill due by Oct. 1.
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Washington
U.S
Carter
Kremlin
Ford Adm
Ford
TRW
California
Moscow
Thin Falcon
D Thost
White House
Jimmy
Congress
Mite Blumenthal
That Got Away from Khrushchev Tales in Washington
Washington comes to a lull when Congress departs yet the chatter about lawmakers drinking and courting lobbyist dollars remains. Ralph de Toledano recalls covering Khrushchev in New York, the mock space vehicle freighter, and his own discredited scoop, later vindicated by a later front page.
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Congress
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Hudson River
United States
Milid
U.N
Kremlin
Khr
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Hitler and
the Revisionists
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Robert Novak
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New York Times
State Department
Bureau of Political and Military Affairs
Boris Klosson
Gelt
Frank H. Peres
Brussels
Geneva
Perez-for-Klosson
Paul Warnke
Gelb
Klosson
W. Michael Puamenthal
Clair
Paris
Atlantic
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Edward .M. Kennedy
Ralph de Toledano
Kterniin
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National Security Council
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