Economic productivity and wage policy in a changing era
The article analyzes national productivity trends, noting slight gains of around 3 percent and the difficulty of measuring individual job productivity across farms, transportation, retail, and service sectors. It argues wage increases tied to productivity face political and economic challenges and links Fire Prevention Week to broader safety and carelessness issues in homes and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sateen Tenion Dlatine
U.S
Privilege and Peril in Modern Medicine and Freedom
A meditation on medical progress from primitive healing to anesthesia, noting slow historic advances, Washington’s era, and the peril and privilege of living in a free country. It emphasizes gratitude for modern liberties and contrasts with communist life, urging prudent use of privilege amid peril.
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George Washington
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Washington
New Orleans
New Republic
America
Russia
Britain Expels 90 Russians Over Espionage Lesson for US
Britain expels 90 Soviet spies and bars 15 more as part of a bold crackdown. The move signals the scale of espionage and serves as a warning to the United States on Soviet activity and the risks of recognizing Red China at the UN. The Nixon administration should review FBI evidence and boost surveillance of Soviet agents.
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Staunton
Britain
United States
Red China
FBI
Russia
Nixon
Japan
Yoshihiro Inayama
Nippon Steel
Great Britain
U.S
Why Japan Prospers Amid Nixon's Trade Crackdown
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak examine Mizue mill of Nippon Kokan showing Japan's edge in modern equipment low labor costs and disciplined workers. They argue Nixon's 10 percent surcharge won't erase Japan's advantages but may prompt shifts in investment and policy.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Kawasaki
Japan
Nippon Kokan Steel-Producing Company
Nixon
United States
Mizue
Yokohama
U.S
Washington
Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
International Trade and Industry
Uncle Sam
Tanaka
Brazil's bold rise under military rule and MOBRAL reforms
Brazil shows striking gains under a military government. inflation falls from 93 to about 19 percent, illiteracy targets 2 percent by 1974 through MOBRAL. Tax collection expands, roads and housing advance, and GNP grows near 9 percent annually. Yet democracy remains limited and social gaps persist amid external frictions.
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Goulart
Brazil
Amazon
No Needle Murders Editorial Warns of Drug Crime
Gainesville Sun argues Britain’s maintenance approach enables addicts while noting U S costs and heroin crime. It lauds Judge Arnow for a 45 year sentence to deter dealers, urging vigilance in Gainesville and condemning needle murder.
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Gainesville
England
U.S
John E. Ingersoll
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
New York
Vietnam
Winston Arnow
John Jerkins
Jerkins
Arnow
Judge Arnow
Florida
West Berlin praised by Brandt and U S backing
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt said the American people support efforts to keep West Berlin free. Dr Wallace M Alston spoke to 1200 at a Winchester Presbytery Rally at Shenandoah College. Brenda Murphy studies ballet in New York City while a B 29 flies to study hurricanes. Dorothy Flegenheimer to wed Louis Bachrach of Baltimore. Lucy Fitzhugh Kurtz, Winchester businesswoman, honored by Virginia United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Wallace M. Alston
Presbyterian Church U
Gulf of Mexico
Melvin Flegenheimer
Dorothy
Louis S&s. Bachrach
Sidney L. Bachrach
Bachrach
Baltimore
Lucy Fitzhugh Kurtz
Winchester
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
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Winchester Evening Star
Kent St
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
PiXies
Wohl
Vernon
A, Tee
United Nations
U.N
New York City
KGB
Secret Service
Foreign Office
Moscow
Kremlin
James J. Kilpatrick
Rio DE Janeiro
Charlie Brown
Brasilia
Ministry of
I.Q
Everglades National Park
U.S. Treasury
Ottawa Indians
Michigan
League of Nations
Soviet Union
Rio
Potomac
White House
Wilbur Mills
Hemisphere
Louisiana
Louisville
Courier - Journal
Lou Frey Jr
Winter Park
Frey
London
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