Connally Urges Work Ethic Over Welfare in Economic Stance
Washington Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally tells U.S. Chamber of Commerce to stop whining about wage and price controls and lift American effort. He argues the nation must restore the incentive and initiative of Americans to compete globally, challenging protectionists and urging a resurgence of the American Spirit of Work amid mounting international competition.
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Connally
Treasury
American Business
America
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Connalia
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
The
International
U.S
Brussels
Connally Urges Bold Trade Reform Amid Global Shifts
The piece argues Connally voices a stark warning on U.S. trade standing. It notes 1950 GNP share, 1960s export gains, and German and Japanese growth, plus a Peterson critique. It cites rising U.S. labor costs, Europe’s steel output lead, and imports surpassing exports by 1971 while labor and politics tilt toward protectionism and potential impact on the vice presidency.
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U.S
West Germany
Peterson
America
Shoul
Hay
Japan
United States
Cordell Hull
State Department
Peter Peterson
Connally
Spiro Agnew
Washington
Should you sleep with a window open during cold weather
Dr. Dukelow of the AMA cautions that open windows disrupt temperature and humidity balance, invite pollutants in polluted city air, and can hinder sleep. He favors moderate room temperature and humidity, and not admitting very cold air during sleep. British researchers report a seven day bed rest after a heart attack followed by seven days supervised recovery is as safe as longer stays. The Lancet notes four to six weeks was traditional. shorter stays did not worsen outcomes.
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Donald A. Dukelow
AMA
Department of Health Education
Chicago
Dukelow
Journal of the American Medical Association
London
England
Lancet
Quotations on Anger From Classic Thinkers
A compact collage of medieval and ancient adages on anger. Proverbs and remarks from Proverbs 16 72 Aristotle Seneca Marcus Aurelius, Thomas Fuller, Benjamin Franklin, and J Kenfield Morsy compare temper, self restraint, and the consequences of rage.
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Marcus Aurelius
Price of technology and politics in modern life
A fragment discusses how high technology costs and broad politics shape society. It notes politics is often blamed for issues tied to non political problems and reflects on a Public Relations Journal quote about maintaining simple business practices with basic hooks.
The paradox of freedom in an urban information age
The piece argues that modern taxes, forms, and regulations reflect demographic and economic shifts from rural to urban, manufacturing to service, and self sufficiency to interdependence. It notes technology’s price in ecology and independence, stressing how 90 percent of people live on 10 percent of land and how cities like Chicago or Pittsburgh anchor the nation, making bygone “independence” a fading illusion.
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Comp Met
U.S
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Newspaper Man or Person Rides Legal Windmill
A Sacramento Bee editor reflects on gender bias in journalism after the EEOC finds the papers’ job classifications violate the Civil Rights Act. He cites women barred from men’s clubs, calls for inclusive wording like advertising salesperson and desk person, and notes rules affecting layout and other newsroom roles.
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Sacramento Bee
Sutter Club
Sacramento
Aunt My Own
The
American Newspaper Guild
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Jules H. Gordon
Gordon
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