Contax Plan for Inflation Reform Highlights Morrison Proposal
Industry Week examines Robert S. Morrison’s Contax Plan advocating a national wage evaluation board to fix fair wage rates across jobs. It argues wage-cost-push drives inflation and that productivity gains should transfer to consumers. Proponents see study as needed amid persistent inflation, while critics warn against centralized controls.
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Robert S. Morrison
Bob Morrison
Ashtabula
Ohio
Contax
Morrison
National
Evaluation Board
Nice Guys Go Last Health Note Sparks Church Debate
The Columbia Record summarizes a Johns Hopkins study by Dr. George W. Comstock finding regular church-goers healthier, less prone to heart disease cirrhosis TB cervical cancer and bronchitis. The Washington Daily News ran the headline Nice Guys Go Last.
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George W. Comstock
Johns ‘Hopkins University
Washington Daily News
Shorter Work Week Promises Leisure and Doubts
Memphis readers envision three day work weeks as a path to freedom and luxury with time for books golf and country trips. A New York report says workers are enthused and management notes efficiency gains while spouses worry about household duties and family needs.
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New York
Masters and Masters wedding shocks readers nationwide
Winston-Salem Journal recalls the few years after Human Sexual Response as Masters and Johnson rebranded, and reports on their private ceremony. Arkansas correspondent Frick N Frac notes the couple left in white, both previously married, walked down the aisle together, and packed cameras EEGs and the book Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex into their car for the honeymoon, proving you are never too old to learn.
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Masters and Johnson
Masters and Masters
Arkansas
Frick N. Frac
UPI
Transportation Troubles Across Rail Air Auto and Shoes
The Boston Globe notes a broad decline across transport and industry. Penn Central failed, airlines faltered, Rolls Royce went broke, and shoe factories shut down, leaving travel unable to move and prompting comic futility about space travel or rockets under commuters.
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Penn Central
Rolls Royce
Letters to the editor urge Neighborhood House awareness and street safety
A High Point reader urges attention to the Neighborhood House Council's work at 509 East Green Street and its role in urban renewal. The letter also argues against a 50 mph speed limit in residential areas and questions school funding and integration issues in the Jamestown School District, calling for equal facilities and resources.
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Neighborhood House
High Point
East Green Street
Odessa Wright
Johnson Street
Tanyard Road
Hastchester
Oakview
Clementary
Jamestown
Vision of time stopping and love among the bluebirds
The text blends reflective poetry and devotional lines. It speaks of a moment when time ends and love awakens, followed by poems about bluebirds, faith, a small house, and the idea that true treasure lies in God's presence and creation. The collection reads as a devotional poem sequence and rustic hymn-like pieces.
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Turwee
Lena Hammer Thacker
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