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...biggest future payoff for IBM is likely to come in the field of office automation. The key to the so-called paperless office will be computerized networks that shuttle messages between computer terminals, telephones and other office equipment. All can then be consolidated into a "work station" atop a desk. "The world of the future is centered on powerful work stations," says Lewis Branscomb, IBM's chief scientist...
...factory whose product was processed paper. To help him run the factory, Reed recruited experienced industrial employees from Ford and Chrysler. Regarded as a potential successor to Citibank's presidency, Reed has written articles seeking to interest students in corporate careers and is now studying the electronic (paperless) transmission of credit...
...from $103), a 35-hour work week (instead of 39), and fringe benefits. The Guild also objected to compulsory arbitration of all disputes, which tne management wanted in the contract. During the strike, Guilds-men put out their own temporary daily, reached a circulation of 37,500 in news-paperless Wilkes-Barre...
Pipe-smoking Harold Boeschenstein (pronounced Beshinstyne) last week sat behind an immaculate, paperless desk in Washington while about him swirled a paper-littered storm of questions, demands, complaints, pleadings and pressures. As acting director of WPB's Forest Products Bureau* he is the Government's unenvied Solomon, who has to decide who gets how much paper-and there is not enough paper to go around...
...since the first WPB cut was not fully heeded, there was little substantial reason to think the second would be. If it is not heeded, some papers may well approach year's end virtually paperless. If it is, there will be smaller woman's, society and even sport sections; thinner Sunday papers; a first-come-first-served supply at newsstands, and shorter and more tightly edited (therefore better) news stories...