Labor peace through Simkin’s quiet mediation gains trust
Veteran mediator William Edward Simkin leads the federal effort to quell labor crises across steel, oil, chemicals, aerospace, and entertainment. In four years his team helped sign about 400000 contracts and handle 80000 disputes, with 7000 cases annually, using in depth analysis, education shows, and inside workshops to prevent nationwide strikes.
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Nevada Officials Shakeups and IOOF Leaders Highlight Nevada History
Sam Light, former chief deputy assessor brought from Chicago, was fired by County Assessor James Bilbray over gambling in Las Vegas casinos. The piece also notes the first husband and wife duo to head Nevada IOOF branches, with James A Measures as IOOF Grand Encampment master and Mrs Measures leading the Rebekahs.
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Max Lerner on sexuality liberty and social order
The piece discusses a Stockholm petition by 140 physicians attacking permissiveness in sexual behavior and weighs whether society can sustain greater freedom without tipping into anomie. It cites Freud’s view in Civilization and Its Discontents and notes ongoing debates on balancing instinct and social restraint.
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Beatles OBE award sparks political rebuke in Labour Britain
London comments by John Hunt of the Conservative Party decry the Beatles OBE as a sad reflection of Labour era values. Separate notes quote Indiana University student James Blythe Jr. on rallying the Young Republicans to boost GOP appeal and Pham Van Dong criticizing the U S as a gangsta adversary in a China News interview.
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Why Breathing Rate Varies Across People and Sleep
The article explains that breathing rate normally ranges widely, influenced by carbon dioxide in the blood, depth of breath, conscious control, obesity, and lung or heart conditions. Sleep, anatomy, and individual physiology determine whether breathing is even or jerky, with rate adjustments occurring to meet metabolic needs.
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Economic Outlook Mixed Signals From 26 Indicators
Analyzing 26 key economic indicators from the National Bureau of Economic Research, the piece notes six leading indicators show uncertainty, nine coincident indicators rise, and five lagging indicators contain doubt. It highlights a 52 month expansion still growing but at risk from inflationary pressures and inventory imbalances, urging vigilance as policy makers seek to sustain growth into June 22, 1965.
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Famous Last Words By Barnaby Conrad
Patricia Martinez a California artist years of want and seven children drove her to poverty and she whispered goodbye to a Chesterfield as she died, a final ironic bid for status in hardship.
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