United States and Soviet Union face UN voting rights crisis
The UN General Assembly opens amid a dispute over arrears totaling 123 million dollars with the Soviet Union owing about 35 million. Article 19 could strip voting rights, while the U.S. argues loss of voting is automatic. Experts warn of a potential break with the UN if the issue stalls peacekeeping and funding.
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Venezuela
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Russia
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State Department
Congo
United Nations
Critics say New York Times skewed view of GOP and radicals
The essay accuses the New York Times of anti conservative bias confusing anti conservatives with conservatives. It argues the Times misrepresents the 26 million Republican votes and portrays radical left as the real menace while praising or excusing communist influence and misreading history. It highlights Group Research and the Council for Civic Responsibility as anti conservative noncommunist groups.
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New York Times
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Far East
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China
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National Council of Civic Responsibility
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Organized Labor and States Rights in AFL-CIO Strategy
A Buckley analysis argues AFL-CIO leaders push to repeal Taft Hartley section 14B to claim power beyond unions. The piece links labor strength decline to artificial government power and claims unions serve a privileged class, contrasting with nonunion workers. It discusses states rights, segregation, and political leverage.
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China
South
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Folklore by William Wade Commentary on Rights and Labor
Fragmentary notes discuss states rights and human rights, with criticism of labor unions. The text questions opposition to a move affecting rights and mentions a stance against interference by unions. No clear event or date identified.
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Moe Ee
Lucy
Artnet Tha
Investors debate Union rights and steady income tactics
Readers discuss stable investments and union issues with quotes from notable figures. The dialogue covers wage security, federal labor law, and choosing bonds and stocks to fund education and retirement, including guidance on series H bonds, American Telephone and Atchison, and Libby Owens Furnish Glass.
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Ristine Plans Bank Position in Crawfordsville
Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine will retire from the Indiana governorship and become president of Elston Bank & Trust Co. in Crawfordsville on January 12. Herbert C. Morrison will move from president to chairman and CEO as he succeeds Ristine while Morrison’s replacement awaits confirmation.
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UPI
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Ristine
Elston Bank ‘& Trust Co
Crawfordsville
Herbert C. Morrison
Morrison
Maj
Henry Ristine
LC. Elston
Roger D. Branigiz
Robert L. Rock
Anderson
Vague reference to assault on states rights by vested interest
Fragmentary line suggests a dispute over states rights involving a vested interest or organized labor and a congressman. Details are incomplete and no clear event or individuals are identifiable from the snippet.
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Cee
Louisville Resident Pleads Guilty In Armed Robbery Case
SOUTH BEND Ind AP James D Sears 3 Louisville Ky pleaded guilty Monday to a federal armed robbery charge in the 7900 holdup of the AAA Federal Credit Union here June 22 He is held on 39000 bond pending pre sentence investigation A companion Olin Blasley 67 Louisville is serving 10 years and Kenneth L Morton 39 Louisville awaits sentence in the same case
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James D. Sears
Louisville
AAA Federal Credit Union
Olin Blasley
Kenneth L. Morton
Print Psychology Tips for More Attractively Teasing Pages
A Northwestern University psychology study outlines tactics to boost reader interest in print. Short paragraphs, dialogue, numeric figures, and inverted sentence structures catch the eye, while bold openings and dramatic word choices heighten immediacy and engagement.
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Terry
Journalim Echosl
Northwestern University
Bomb Blasts Negro Home in Alabama
Explosion at the home of Charles Spears, a local manufacturer, damaged the dwelling and carport, injuring no one. NAACP calls for a full investigation as Spears says his family was asleep during the blast and he has no known ties to desegregation efforts.
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Ala
Borhood
Northwestern University
Charles Spears
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
City Commission
E. ¥. Brown
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Belly Breathing and Health Advice From Dr Brady
Dr William Brady offers non medicinal health tips in a column. He argues belly breathing, or diaphragmatic breathing, can improve wind in speakers and singers. He invites readers to mail for his Little Lesson 21 and the pamphlet Belly Breathing with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Savage
Velasquez
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Convicted Forger Surrenders in Cold Weather
Richard Leech a 26 year old forger from Wabash surrendered to Pendleton town marshal on Sunday night saying he was cold. He had fled a power house detail at Indiana State Reformatory and state troopers were close behind tracing his tracks in fresh snow.
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Pendleton, Ind
Richard Leech
Wabash
Pendleton
Power J House
Indiana State Reformatory
The Shepherd Christmas Time Message
A biblically themed note recalls Luke 2 6 on the December 23 holy day month. It urges love joy and mirth and to plan reunions with kin decorate and sing carols while reminding worship plays a great part in this Day of Days.
Reader Letter Warns of Communism Threat and Free Discussion
A reader urges vigilance against communism and defends freedom of thought. The letter argues that communists promise peace but aim to control minds, endangering adults and children, and ties concern to the goal of keeping God in minds. It also notes logging practice storing fresh-cut wood to prevent splitting.
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