New Era for Pensions Opens With Earlier Retirement Fees
Sylvia Porter surveys sweeping pension reforms shaping private plans in the United States. Trends push toward portable, inflation protected, and noncontributory pensions, with safeguards for beneficiary stake and a proposed federal insurance body. The auto industry fight at GM signals shifts toward age-flexible eligibility and rising coverage.
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Sylvia Porter
General Motors Corp
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Senate Labor Subcommittee
U.S
Field Enterprises, Inc
Regents Listen For Nonviolent Campus Voices
Milwaukee AP: Regents may favor more student input but fear militant factions dominate campus discourse. Regent Bernard Ziegler and Milwaukee Area Technical College director William Ramsey join a televised panel urging meaningful input while balancing faculty representation and accountability for education funds.
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Bernard C. Ziegler
William Ramsey
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Ziegler
Richard P. Gousha
Gousha
Ramsey
Presidential Election Reform Is Defeated
Senator Birch Bayh conceded defeat in pursuing a constitutional amendment for direct presidential election. He proposed a compromise where a candidate winning a majority of electoral votes would prevail if also leading in the national popular vote. An afternoon Mansfield meeting sought to gauge broader acceptability and end the Senate stalemate.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
Senate
Indiana
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Liz Taylor Guarded Against Kidnapping in London
Detectives guarded Elizabeth Taylor after an anonymous telephone threat to kidnap her at the Dorchester Hotel where she and Richard Burton are staying during his film shoot. A police spokesman said the guard was later withdrawn and the threat believed to be a hoax.
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London (Ap
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Dorchester Hotel
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Burton
Ancient Greece housing and dress curiosities
Uncover in brief notes how Greek homes varied from two to ten rooms with small high openings covered by lattice. Women’s garments are praised as graceful, with linen and wool common, colors varied. cotton arrived from Phoenician traders. Children wore shorter dresses. hats were rare among city women, country women used sunshade bonnets. Uncle Ray leaflet offer follows.
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Greece
Athens
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