Tense Executives and the changing work life of managers
An editorial notes a Life Extension Institute survey showing 40 000 executives sleep well and feel valued yet fewer feel secure in their jobs since 1958. The piece contrasts stability with rising doubts about career progress and job satisfaction amid shifting corporate life. It also recalls the Chicago stockyards decline as rail logistics change. Historic anecdotes about longevity are included.
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Life Extension Institute of New York
Arnold Palmer
Voter Apathy Halts Democratic Presidential Push
A widespread public indifference challenges Democratic aspirants led by Sen. Edmund Muskie as the campaign drags on. The Senate has become a partisan platform, leaving voters tired of the process and feeling the party has overplayed its hand.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Senate
White House
Muskie
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Henry Jackson
Lindsay
New York City
Miami
Arts bill sails through Congress despite constitutional issues
James J. Kilpatrick argues the arts and humanities funding bill doubles federal support to roughly 61 million dollars but violates the Constitution by funding poets and composers with public money. He criticizes Democratic leaders and notes Nixon’s support amid a split party and rising New Left disillusionment.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
National Endowments
Congress
Nixon
National Endowment For the Arts
Discovery
New York City Finds 87 Percent Shortweighted Purchases
New York City consumer affairs commissioner reports that 87 percent of 2,000 department store purchases at leading chain markets were shortweighted. The remark suggests playful tampering by youths at Fun City.
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New York City
Consumer Affairs
Miss Sandra Darlene Kline Wedding at Carper's Valley
The Star Files reports Miss Sandra Darlene Kline became the bride of Gerald Lee Kremer at Carper's Valley Methodist Church. The notice lists related local engagements and community updates from the paper.
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Sandra Darlene Kline
Gerald Lee Kremer
Carper’s Valley Methodist Church
Joseph Anderson Massie, JR
Rouss Ave
Winchester
Dorothy Elizabeth Brown
Oscar S. Brown
Charles Robert Sirbaugh
Turner F. Sirbaugh
John W. Larrick, Jr
The Nature of Power
A meditation on power across science and faith. The piece contrasts horsepower with space exploration and Mars research, notes Venus’ heat, warns of missile submarines, and ponders life creation and God's role. It considers power as double edged, dependent on human use.
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Material
Mars
Venus
Moscow
God
Winchester Evening Star News Briefs Summary
Local brief from Winchester covers city affairs and notices with concise items. Readers are directed to watch for upcoming public notices and community updates in next editions.
Lindsay’s 1972 presidential bid eyed after party switch
David Lawrence analyzes John Lindsay’s chances for the Democratic nomination after leaving the Republican Party. He notes Lindsay's NYC base and broad liberal appeal but questions national strength and state support. The piece contrasts Humphrey’s likely path, party dynamics, and preconvention fundraising with GOP certainty for Nixon’s renomination.
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Washington
John Lindsay
New York City
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Lindsay
New York
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Dreamlike Q&A Montage of Unlikely Scenarios
A Heralded collage of humorous and surreal remarks and quiz questions. It weaves imagined conversations with figures like Arnold Palmer and a playful office life, then shifts to a trivia test asking geography history and language queries.
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Chicago Union
Chicago
Red Fox
Buffalo Bill
Will West
William S. White
James. J. Kilpatrick
of Poets and the Constitution
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McGovern
United States
Richard Nixon
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Hartke
Red
China
Sen. Jackson
Jackson
Pixies
By Wohl
Iol
Fun In
Fun City
W.E. Eisenberg
Roanoke College
B.A. Hohanness
Petersburg
Earl L. Douglas
Winchester Evening Star
Kent St
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
By David Lawrence
Spiro Agnew
Nixon-Agnew
Hal Boyle
Fred
Hawaii
Wilberforce
Timpkins
Yale
I.Q
Chesapeake Bay
Hanoi
U.S. Congress
Washington, D.C
Hitler
Arkansas
Champs Elysees
Spain
Portugal
Ocean
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