Right On Youth and the Change in Corporate Life
A Colgate graduate Matthew D Alessio leaves a prestige textile firm for a tiny electronics outfit RSG Electronics Corp seeking real influence. The piece notes growing discontent with corporate hierarchies and calls for human rather than mechanistic recruitment. Lehigh University hosts recruiter conferences and Harvard figures urge de emphasis on non human processes.
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Les Rich
Colgate
Matthew D'Alessio
Matt D'Alessio
New York
East River
D'Alessio
Manhattan
RSG Electronics Corp
RSG
Bell System
Art
Giants
Sean
Lehigh University
Showdown in Northern Ireland Looms After Londonderry Attacks
British armored convoys faced ambushes in Londonderry as Newry prepared for a Sunday march by up to 30,000 civil rights demonstrators. IRA warned against armed action while Kennedy stayed away, and Cardinal Conway urged restraint. Violence flared at both Londonderry and near the Bogside amid fears of a larger clash.
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Newry
Northern Ireland
UPI
Londonderry
Paul VI
Vatican
Aul VI
William Conway
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Dublin
Britain
Cardinal Conway
Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Paris
Catholic Bogside
Nixon value-added tax plan offers rebates to upper middle class
The draft plan proposes a 24 or 3 percent value-added tax with rebates to families earning well above poverty, including a family of four at $20,000. Rebates aim to counter criticism that the tax harms the poor most. Proceeds would be returned to states to fund public primary and other services.
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Eileen Shanahan
New York Times News Service
Washington
Nixon
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Fifth graders prove tax booklet not child’s play
Morristown fifth graders from the Peck School attempted to fill out a federal income tax form after Commissioner Walters claimed the illustrated booklet would simplify filing. The class struggled with the concept of a spouse and the reader learning experience revealed gaps in understanding rather than arithmetic.
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Morristown
Walters
Ben Alexander
Peck School
Jie M. Walters
Internal Revenue
Andrea
Muskie attacked as a weathervane candidate in farm vote push
Sen. George S. McGovern told crowds in Illinois he would not name Sen. Edmund S. Muskie but aides said he targeted the front runner with remarks about exploiting the farm crisis. Muskie campaigned in Rockford and Charleston before a stop in St Louis as McGovern assailed what he called shifting positions on Vietnam and farm policy. In Kansas City, GOP chair Robert Dole called Muskie’s two point Vietnam peace plan overly ambitious rather than leadership.
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George S. McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
McGovern
Inield
Ill
Uskie
Maine
Illinois
Rockford
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston
St. Louis
South Dakota
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
GOP
Vietnam
Meat prices soar in Phase II amid rising costs
The article traces how Phase Two of the Nixon program lifted meat prices from 19 to 27 cents a pound, hitting consumers like New York mother of two and Wisconsin hog farmer Don Ripp. Officials warn inflation could push food costs higher if rules remain, detailing how raw agricultural commodities are shielded from price controls and the impact on households.
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New York Times
Black Earth
Wis
Don Ripp
Ripp
Ae Rippale
Apot
Nigher Iee
Mia Fro Kekion
New York
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Price Commission
Kokich
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Long Island
Anthony G. Athos
Harvard
Athos
New Times
Contiguous States
UPI Telephoto
Lafayette Park
MR. Walters
United Press International
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