Watch Sex Angles in Ads Trucking Employers Advised
A trucking magazine notes a 3 to 2 EEOC ruling that it is illegal to hire or reject applicants solely on sex. Employers must justify gendered ads by filing job descriptions with the commission and may face changes in phrasing to Cow-person or male or female listings.
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Federal Equal Opportunity Employment Commission
Sonja Pressman
Commission
Avon Co
Avon
Sonja Pressperson
Agnew Faces Civil Rights Wars and Foreign Policy Gap
Spiro T. Agnew must bridge civil rights criticism and his lack of foreign policy experience as he campaigns from August exposure to November politics. Critics cite his Baltimore riots stance and Bowie State College arrest incident while supporters cite his record as Maryland governor. He plans a white paper to explain civil rights positions and may defer foreign policy duties to Nixon as he focuses on urban problems and law and order.
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San Diego
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Richard Nixon
Miami Beach
Baltimore
Agnew
Bowie State College
Barry Goldwater
Germany
University of Maryland
Armed Forces School
New York Times
Nixon
America
Steel Prices and Demo Strategy
The economic campaign of the Democratic administration aims to sustain inflation while blaming private business. The piece recalls 1962 actions on steel wages and prices, noting White House response to price hikes, threats of retaliation, and market fallout, and contrasts union wage gains with company price increases.
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Steel Unionad
Union
U.S. Steel Co
White House
Henry Hazlitt on Inflation and Steel Price Rises
The argument critiques government policy as the driver of inflation, noting a money stock surge of 10 percent from April to July and comparing steel price hikes to broader costs. It argues that White House intimidation, not market forces, pressed steel prices downward despite profits lagging behind other sectors.
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Republic Steel Corp
White House
The Heart Transplant and the Lost Metaphor
A historical reflection on how heart transplants redefine the heart as a mere muscular pump rather than a seat of emotion. The piece argues feelings, courage, and romance are not tied to the body part and the old heart symbolism collapses. It contrasts heart and head as outdated metaphors.
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Bucky
Pier 1
Tions and the heart metaphor in Sydney Harris prose
The text argues that metaphors equating organs with character are as valid as logic, noting the liver and gallbladder as symbolic yet interchangeable. It suggests removing heart imagery would free emotion from stereotype, but questions transplanting sense into minds as a harder task.
Allagash and Port-Royal books reviewed in brief notices
Lew Dietz’s The Allagash in the Rivers of America series is praised for its Maine wilderness portrayal. Marc Escholier’s The Drama of the Jansenists, a Port-Royal history, is noted for its account of the abbey, its nuns and the Jansenists opposed to Jesuits.
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Lew Dietz
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Maine
Thoreau
Maine Woods Journal
Port-Royal
Marc Escholier
Hawthorn
Abbey
Port- Royal
Louis XIV
Editorial critique questions Raferty campaign integrity
A San Francisco Chronicle guest editorial exposes a 47 page Rockefeller summary by Citizens for Cranston alleging Max Rafferty spread untruths about Senator Kuchel. It accuses Rafferty of hypocrisy, breaching the Eleventh Commandment, and urges California voters to weigh the truthfulness before November 5.
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Citizens For Cranston Committee
Max Rafferty
Thomas Kuchel
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kuchel
Tling
Rafferty
Ruchel
California
United States Senate
Submaxillary Gland Removal May Reverse Diabetes Eye Damage
A Chicago doctor reports that removing one set of salivary glands improves vision in three diabetics with eye complications and reduces insulin needs. The procedure may stop retinal bleeding and could replace pituitary surgery in preventing blindness. Doctors say no adverse effects observed.
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Chicago
Medical World News
Physicians
Zbigniew Z. Godlowski
Philadelphia
Adolph
Columnists—diverse voices shape opinion pages
Opinion pages feature columnists chosen to reflect a range of viewpoints and backgrounds, with the paper noting these contributors do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official stance.
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