Pressure On Executives Leading To Tragedies
A Baruch College psychologist warns unemployment style pressures on business leaders are harming families. He cites overwork, neglect of wives and children, and rising alcoholism and distress. Experts argue companies must balance demands to protect families and productivity.
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Baruch School of Business
New York
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Harry Levinson
Division of Industrial Mental Health
Menninger Foundation
Departure From Responsibility in NRA Arms Advice
The piece warns that promoting armed citizens risks public safety and police duty. It cites Rhode Island arsenals and Minuteman subgroups to question the NRA stance urging armed intervention in mass protests. The writer condemns armed civilian posses as dangerous to law and order and cites extremist risks.
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Rhode Island
National Rifle Association
NRA
Minuteman Society
American Rifleman
Minutemen
Plaque for Mr Romney stirs elligibility debate
Rep. Emmanuel Celler questions Gov. George Romney being a natural born citizen and GOP eligibility for president. He suggests the party rule on the issue or Congress resolve it with a resolution subject to Supreme Court review to settle the matter and reduce public doubt.
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New York
George Romney
Republican Party
Romney
Mexico
White House
Celler
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Congress
Desegregation In Reverse Under New York Program
Joseph Alsop discusses P S 307 in Brooklyn as a case where white students enroll in a predominantly Black school due to educational excellence. He contrasts with PS 7 and PS 8, where pairing schools without quality led to renewed segregation. He argues excellence is key to true desegregation and notes the broader impact of the more effective schools program on ghetto students’ achievement and future prospects.
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New York
P.S. 307
Brooklyn
Irving Carlin
Carlin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
PS. 7
P.S. 8
P.S
Floyd McKissick
CORE
Mateers
Ameri
Dark Tales at GOP Women Convention Split Over 1968
Washington bureau notes factional rift within the National Federation of Republican Women after the meeting. Gladys O'Donnell and Phyllis Schlafly camps clash over loyalties with tainted credentials and 1968 strategy for Young Republicans.
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Washington, D. C
National Federation of Republican Women
Irving Berlin
O'Donnell
Phyllis Schlafly
Illinois
Women's Federation
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Mother’s Day mixup leads to wartime Hawaii reunion plan
Lois Frisbie and her husband Jack race to reach their son Capt. Dick Frisbie in Vietnam after a missed Mother’s Day card prompts Lois to urge a Hawaii reunion. Dick, stationed at Tan Son Nhut, surprises them by arranging a Honolulu trip for conferences, while a later note reveals the mix up and a hopeful family moment.
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Jack Frisbie
Hawaii
Lois
Jack
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Dick Frisbie
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Saigon
Middletown
Frisbie
Frisbies
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Announcement
The newspaper lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mail routes in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 60 cents weekly in-city, 15 dollars yearly within trading areas, 24 dollars outside trading area, and 38 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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U.S.A
Old Glory Hangs Limp In National Debate
Paul Harvey laments flag disrespect as Congress weighs new laws. He recalls press amplifying incidents, contrasts patriotic youth with a nation debating penalties and calls for fixing inconsistencies rather than legislating love for America. He urges action beyond rhetoric.
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