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Hogan's short story is called

	Silver Shoes for a Princess

and was published in Destinies, Vol 1 No 5, Oct/Dec 1979.  Judging
by the copyright notice, that was the first publication.

The story where everyone lives "the same day" over and over seemed
familiar to me, and Mr Ayres' description is accurate.  It is

	Algis Budrys:  The End of Summer
	Astounding Science Fiction, Vol XI No 4, April 1955

(at least, that was the British Edition publication).  The plot is

	"The generator broadcast a signal which enabled body
	 cells to repair themselves with one hundred percent
	 perfection. ... But, of course, that included brain
	 cells. ... Amnesia was the price of immortality."

Robert Firth
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