Mirror of Your Mind Excerpt Reflections on Emotions and Work
A set of reflective passages discusses how some people display little emotion yet control facial and bodily cues. It notes that fringe benefits rarely cure job dissatisfaction and that workers seek status and belonging in operations.
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India and Red China Exchange Bitter Diplomatic Notes
A Peiping released Chou En-lai note to Nehru precedes Indian parliamentary debate on Red China India border tensions. Chou claims Chinese guards prevent Tibetan rebels crossing. Nehru vows border defense. Soviets caution against exploiting the quarrel ahead of Khrushchev visit.
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Taylorsville Principal Denies Report on Morison
Taylorsville NC AP reports no football practice since Aug 28 death of 17 year old John Robert Johnson from heat exhaustion. Principal Isenhour says no workouts until Morrison status decided by school committee. committee met to review retention and will report to the board. Several players allege ill treatment by the coach.
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Mayor Wagner forms Harlem racial tensions committee
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced a 22 member panel to ease Harlem tensions. The group includes five city officials and 17 Harlem civic leaders, formed after the July 13 Harlem incident in which two white police officers were shot during crowd dispersal.
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Two Men Charged In Bombings Case Amid Racial Tensions
Report notes two men charged in bombings linked to a church and a school board office. Police chief and Guthridge clash over treatment of suspects including Sims. FBI aids with investigators while Guthridge makes a racial remark during hearings. Sims denies details but sentences spark controversy.
Khrushchev's U S companion will be Henry Cabot Lodge
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, chosen to accompany Khrushchev on his U S tour, is known for blunt, quick replies to Soviet charges. Lodge, a former senator and veteran diplomat, plans to travel with Khrushchev September 15 to 27 from Washington to New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Iowa and Pittsburgh.
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Father Revives Son After Thunderbolt Strikes
A 45 year old father Wilmer Aultman crawled to his 14 year old son Isaac after a lightning bolt struck them while seeking shelter in a barn. The father gave artificial respiration as neighbors and a doctor aided them. Isaac revived after about 40 minutes and both were treated at a hospital with the father recovering from bruises and exhaustion.
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Milwaukee transient jailed for pan handling after encounter with police chief
Stefan Kosek a transient was jailed for violating the pan handling ordinance after approaching a pedestrian Police Chief Howard C Johnson was the man he approached authorities said Johnson was approached while walking in Milwaukee The incident led to Kosek being taken into custody by police.
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Utah Resident Dies At 101 In Provo
Julia Caroline Bears Burr, believed Utah’s oldest resident, dies in Provo at 101. Born March 30 1858 in Utah, she left 9 of her 13 children and a line of more than 450 direct descendants including 75 grandchildren. She passed away Tuesday at a daughter’s home.
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Bank Robber Nugent Winninger Charged After Salt Lake City Heist
An FBI stakeout two hours after a suburban bank robbery led to Jack Nugent Winninger, also known as Shaw, being linked to the crime. Agents found about $1,200 in his possession and $1,700 more in his shoes. Bond was set at 25,000 as he waived preliminary hearing.
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Khrushchev Banquet In San Francisco Sells Out
The Sept 21 Khrushchev banquet at San Francisco is a 2100 seat sellout. World Affairs Council and Commonwealth Club seek to arrange standees outside to hear the Soviet premier's address.
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