Dr Spock Would Not Help Soviet Mothers Anyhow
Moscow dispatch describes Russian child care norms as harsh yet affectionate toward babies. It notes mothers fatten infants with bread and early feeding practices, heavy swaddling and winter gear, and critique of foreign methods. The piece contrasts Soviet and American approaches and hints at future changes if consumer goods expand.
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Monica Bradsher
Moscow
America
Paying Bills By Telephone Card System Seen In 1965
A Bank of Delaware test links 125 touch-tone telephones to a central IBM computer enabling customers to pay utility bills via card swipes and voice confirmation. The plan promises major cutbacks in check writing and cash usage, with credit dialing cards issued after thorough checks.
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Bank of Delaware
Wilmington
IBM
Telegraphic Banking System Promises Vast Convenience
A proposed banking network links stores to banks via a dial card and telephone, enabling instant transfers and balance checks. Costs are estimated at 3.50 dollars monthly per customer with greater savings in clerical work, and IBM's Watson predicts nationwide rollout within two years. Columbus doubted his flagship's seaworthiness, calling Santa Maria a dull sailor.
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Eas
IBM
Thomas J. Watson
U.S
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Columbus
Santa Maria
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