Steel industry braces for possible Aug 1 strike in Pittsburgh
A coordinated group representing over 80 percent of U S steel output warns a work stoppage could halt production if a new contract is not signed by month end. Talks push toward settlement while imports chip away at market share as wage demands rise and price schedules face pressure.
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Right Chop in Rhodesia
Salisbury reports internal strife within Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front as MP Robin James is expelled and suspended for advocating separate development, signaling rising unrest on the party's right and clashes over apartheid plans.
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Robin James
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Migrants Split in Rhodesian Front Over Party Discipline
Salisbury council leader W. Mike Williams and Brig. Andrew Dunlop join a wave of dissidents amid expulsion of James from the Rhodesian Front. Prime Minister defends party strength and criticizes deserters while others call for justification of disciplinary actions.
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Mike Williams
James
Williams
Andrew Dunlop
Strictly Personal No Winners in Hick Test
A reader is given a self scoring “hick test” to judge if one is hickish based on ten questions about behavior and views. More than two Yes answers imply high hickishness. all No means neighbors may find you peculiar, regardless of where you live.
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Chicago
Art Linkletter
Mammoth Cave
Tommy Bartlett
Fallacies About Our Space Program
Washington voices warn that the space program faces grave funding cuts and urges informed public support. The piece debunks three fallacies arguing budget limits, manpower diversion, and lunar program military irrelevance, citing NASA roles, defense ties, and prominent officials backing space leadership.
Turning of Tide In Lawlessness
Washington essay argues a shift in public behavior and policy as courts and government move to curb riotous conduct amid Vietnam era unrest. It cites the Supreme Court stop and frisk ruling, draft-enforcement trials, and DC rioter sentences, urging stronger anti crime measures and adherence to law.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Politics of Wishmanship in Humphrey Vietnam Dilemma
Washington report examines Vice President Humphrey’s tight line on Vietnam amid Kennedy and McCarthy wing opposition. It notes private hawkish shifts, Moyers’ misreadings, and Brzezinski’s de Americanization plan as the mild path before the August convention.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Bill D. Moyers
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State Department
Brzezinski
Kennedy-McCarthy
Poison, Smut, and Morality in Hyer’s Verse
A short admonition by Julien C. Hyer condemns vulgar smut in media. He likens poison and spoiled food to obscene books and films, urging readers from all regions to avoid profane material to keep the mind and heart healthy.
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