American industry values fading new Trend Analysis predicts
The Trend Analysis Program report by over 100 life insurance executives notes work loses meaning for many Americans as automation rises. It cites lower productivity, more goofing off, and reliance on government for financial security while predicting turbulence in the 1970s and 1980s with shifts in education, welfare, housing, and voting.
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Institute of Life Insurance
New York
Eudora Meat Market eyes relocation as land search continues
Eudora business owner Thomas Pyle says prospects to acquire land between the city and Lawrence improve for relocating the Meat Market and Locker after a zoning denial. He adds that approvals may take time but plans to move ahead. In Kin caid, a Katy freight train derailment leaves three cars off the tracks and a flat car colliding with the abandoned depot with no injuries.
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Kincaid
Basehor-Linwood scales back superintendent tension and staff moves
At a late meeting the school board faced questions over Superintendent Walter Meyer's future and approved several admin changes. The board named new negotiators Richard McVay Richard Brauer William Faust James Campbell and Howard Jones and allowed three out of district students to finish the year tuition free. McVay Linwood principal was assigned to explore a career education program. Juanita Elliot was hired part time as a mini bus driver.
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McLouth
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Richard Brauer
William Faust
James Campbell
Howard Jones
Basehor-Linwood
Linwood Recreational Center
Juanita Elliot
Pan Am wins New York to San Francisco holiday route
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized Pan American World Airways to run New York to San Francisco flights daily through December 23 to ease the Christmas travel crunch. Pan Am can carry about 200 passengers per day each direction as United Airlines and National Airlines strikes disrupt travel. Federal mediators plan a renewed round of talks to resume talks between United and the machinists.
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Pan American World Airways
New York
North Carolina Supreme Court Denies Joan Little Appeal
The NC Supreme Court refused to hear Joan Little's appeal of a 1974 conviction for breaking and entering and larceny, leaving her sentence of 7 to 10 years in effect. Little, black, had previously been found not guilty of murdering a white jailer, regarding a claimed self defense sexual attack. She remains free on bond pending sentencing.
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Joan Little
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