Reuther Eyes Rift With AFL CIO Amid Labor Tensions
Walter Reuther, UAW president, stays in Detroit to wrap up talks with General Motors as rifts surface with AFL CIO chief George Meany. Reuther has authorized possible secession and criticized the Amalgamated Labor leadership, signaling a potential future split and a shift toward a more constructive social role.
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Walter 2. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Movida
UAW
Ford Motor Company
Reuther
Detroit
General Motors
Washington
George Meany
Auto Workers
Meany
Bal Habour
Fla
Auto Union
Victor
International Affairs
Union National Leadership Assembly For Peace
Chicago
Johnson
United States
Frank Rosenblum
Amalgamated Meatcutters
North America
Walter Reuther
It’s Your Money and Highway Funds in Focus
A feature notes highway users pay all federal highway program costs while 1.7 billion annually in taxes stay in the general fund. From 1956 to 1968 motorists paid 45.6 billion in fuel and related taxes, 17.4 billion funding non-highway programs while only 28.2 billion supported highways.
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Washington
Elderly Widow Urged to Consider Annuity for Income
An elderly widow in poor health with $28,000 in CDs seeks higher income. Advice suggests visiting a licensed insurer for a straight fire annuity, recommending no more than $20,000 into the policy and keeping cash for emergencies while noting stocks like General Motors and American Telephone remain strong for moderate growth. The column also discusses Control Data stock and Burroughs Corp as alternatives and how to purchase, plus a note about requesting the Spear investing guide.
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General Motors
American Telephone
Jersey Standard
K.M. A
Vietnam
E.J. A
Control Data
Burroughs Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
Will They Break the Law at the Induction Center Protest
An opinion piece depicts Dr. Benjamin Spock and Dwight MacDonald planning a staged confrontation to test federal anti draft laws. The author challenges their rhetoric, invites MacDonald to a public, televised meeting at 60 East 35th Street to counsel resistance, and questions the moral courage of lawbreaking activists.
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Manhattan
Benjamin Spock
Dwight Macdonald
Senator McCarthy
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Dr. Spock
Tan
Supreme Court
Ils
Justice Department Mas
Macdonald
Spock
Justice Department
Dwight MacLonald
U.S
Robert Morgenthau
Waslington
Washington
Grand Jury
Mr. Macdonald
Davight Macdonald
East
New York
Controversy Over Tonsil Surgery Exposed by Florida Reader
A Florida reader denounces excessive tonsil surgeries after a cystoscopy mix up, urging conservative care for enlarged tonsils in children. The writer advocates tonsillotomy as a minor, office procedure when blockage or ear issues occur, arguing tonsillectomy is often unjustified.
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Florida
Hammer and Longs
Everveady
Rex Beach warns teens on politics drag racing danger
Rex Beach retired from the National Cash Register Company offers a vocational advice hook urging teens to study politics over drag racing. He discusses social classes, hopes for educated youth to influence elections, and promotes a booklet while soliciting responses from Mellor, Indiana.
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Rex Beach
National Cash Register Company
Crane
New York Subway
Einstein and a collection of light verse from a London cache
An Associated Press note recounts Albert Einstein as a great physicist and poor fiddler who dabbled in poetry. It mentions doggerel to Dr. Gustav Bucky about stomach pains and a late favorite verse, plus past quatrains mocking milk folklore and a maxim on courtesy and restraint.
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Albert Einstein
Associated Press
London
Gustav Bucky
Bright
Agat
Cheerful Prospects in South Africa Open for Investment
South Africa gains from Suez disruption and currency devaluations. Higher gold prices may keep mines profitable, boosting foreign investment. Britain and the US rely on good ties with Pretoria as Afro Asian bloc pressure grows at the UN. White government aims to improve conditions for Bantu and colored populations amid international denunciations.
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Republic of South Africa
South Africa
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Cape of Good Hope
Nasser
Sue Canal
Iran
Arabia
Tape
United States
Western Europe
South Aferica
Denmark
Leland
Spain
Britain
United Nations
Africa
Ethiopia
Liberia
Guinea
Tanzania
Fea, Corp
Nuclear powered aircraft carrier Nimitz II detailed plan
The proposed USS Nimitz II will be a nuclear powered aircraft carrier with two reactor plants under development by the Atomic Energy Commission. Cost about 4100 million dollars. Length 1092 feet, beam 134 feet, full load displacement around 91300 tons. Features include Naval Tactical Data System automated carrier landing and an Integrated Operational Intelligence Center. Crew near 4000.
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Nimitz
Enterprise
Atomic Energy Commission
Naval Tactical
Will Rogers
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Raymond A
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Robert E Jacksony
Jane Toner
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Anderson
Indiono
Earei
Madison
Indiana
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Russia
Public Service Company
Dr. Crane
New York City
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Athens
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