Bifocal View Of Execs Shows How Bosses Really Feel
A UC Berkeley study surveys 2 800 top and middle managers across the United States Japan and nine European countries to reveal how bosses view informing and involving subordinates while doubting their initiative. Scandinavians appear happiest for autonomy and esteem while Latin Europe shows the most discontent with motivation by personal commitment rather than pay or promotions. The report suggests a growing global management concept amid diminishing national differences and isms.
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Business Week
University of California, Berkeley
Japan
U. S
Europe
France
Belgium
Italy
An Ancient Custom in Public Schools Debate at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments over Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in public schools, with states defending the ancient practice as non religious and aimed at a wholesome school environment. Maryland Attorney General Finan urged local option to avoid complete secularization and argued that states should decide religious practices.
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Supreme Court
U. S
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
Finan
Germany
Bismarck
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Grain and Commodities Exchange
Coolidge
Harding
Roosevelt
Soviet Debt Dilemma Surfaces in UN Financing Crisis
Eugene R. Black has taken on collecting arrears threatening UN finances. More than half of the 100 members owe 122 million dollars for Congo and Near East operations, with the Soviet Union accounting for forty percent. The World Court and UN General Assembly deem debts binding, but enforcement remains blocked by Soviet veto.
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Eugene R. Black
World Bank
United Nations
Onco
Congo
Ast
Soviet Union
Middle East
World Court
UN General Assembly
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Public Defender Plan Gains Kennedy Backing in Courts
Editorial notes strong support from the Kennedy administration for creating salaried public defender offices in federal courts to provide competent defense for indigent defendants. It cites past criticisms, proposed structure, and growing adoption in states including a 1960 DC system handling about 1,900 cases on a $100,000 budget.
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Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
American Bar Association
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Homer S. Cummings
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell
Justice Department
Senate
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United States
Bar Association
House of Delegates
National Legal Aid and Defender Association
California
Illinois
District of Columbia
High Point Enterprise reference page and rates notice
The High Point Enterprise dates its publication as an independent daily with Sunday editions price rates for subscriptions by mail and carrier in NC. It lists staff roles including D A Rawley president and Holt McPherson editor along with department heads. The notice explains payment terms, tax, and disclaimer on carrier subscriptions.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Associated Press
N.C
Kennedy’s White House Sees Economy as 1964 Issue
President Kennedy fears a recession could derail his bid for a second term. Unemployment hovers 5.5 to 6 percent as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller positions economy as a key issue. Kennedy plans a tax cut push to revive business and press Congress before the election.
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Erant
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Congress
Roosevelt Inauguration Echoes Through Fateful Era
Thirty years ago today Franklin Roosevelt took office amid fear and deprivation. He promised action now and relief, while balancing budgets remained debated. The piece traces contrasts with Hoover, cites Social Security and 1937 court ruling, and notes later expansion of New Deal policies by successors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pierce
Congress
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Britain
Germany
Wise and bold voices on war and media power
Quotes praise China India border resolve and victory actions. Dr Hewlett Johnson lauds return of gains. Ray Bradbury condemns cowardly media and calls for bold, imaginative TV. Vice Admiral Raborn warns weather control could reshape warfare beyond 1945 nuclear shock.
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William F. Raborn
Kennedy weighs tax cuts amid recession fears
The article notes President Kennedy seeks tax relief to avert a recession, warning Congress and the public of potential economic slump next year. It discusses political risk if Congress passes a bill that fails to boost growth and reduce unemployment, leaving deficits higher.
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Kennedy
Congress
Mr. Kennedy
Springlike High Point crowds flood streets and gardens bloom
Sunday drew large crowds as springlike weather returned. Citizens attended churches in strong numbers and motorists faced heavy traffic. Local bulbs and jonquils promise a colorful bloom, with High Point College and garden clubs aiding transplanting projects.
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S. C. Clark
High Point
D. B. Carrick
Main
Montlieu
High Point College
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Herald Tribune News Service
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India
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England
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Lexington Dispatch
Guilford County
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High Point Bank and Trust Company
Washington Street
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