Brawling In Big Labor Splits AFL CIO Convention
The Florida AFL CIO gathering faces a deep split between industrial unions and building trades over jurisdiction. Analysts note the 1955 merger and 1935 split history as the two sides prepare multiple dispute settlement plans. Union membership trends and Hoffa’s Teamsters dominance loom over the convention’s debate.
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Florida
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AFL and Cio
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Building Trades
al Hayes
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Aflcio
Walter P. Reuther
IUC
George Meany
TUD
U.S. Department of Labor
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S
Insanity at Home as U S Aids Yugoslavia Policy Plot
The article alleges the United States sold 130 jet aircraft to Yugoslavia at reduced prices and trained its pilots. It further claims the U S is building a $200000 atomic reactor to gift to Yugoslavia and is training Yugoslav scientists at top secret sites. The piece labels current foreign policy as dangerously irrational amid Cold War tensions.
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United States
Yugoslavia
U.S
Russia
Khrushchev
Food prices vs wages show real decline over time
The National Association of Food Chains reports retail food prices up less than 17 percent since 1947 49 while wage rates rose 72 percent. Food is cheaper today than ever before and has risen less than most other consumer items, reflecting efficiency from producers and retailers.
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National Association of Foot Chains
Public shelters replace city evacuation in civil defense shift
Newsweek notes a switch from mass evacuation to survival shelters amid growing public interest. The plan cites a $207 million appropriation to equip public buildings for 50 million people by next year, with per person costs around $3 for basic protection, far from the 50 megaton blast’s fatal reach.
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Newsweek
New SEC Counsel Named Amid Perceived Market Manipulation Concerns
Washington reports that Paul, Weiss attorney Richard H. Paul Wharton & Garrison was named chief counsel for a pending SEC inquiry into possible market manipulation and rigging. The $750,000 investigation, authorized by Congress, aims to protect investors and will be submitted by January 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind
York
Richard H. Paul
Hungry peasants attack five-truck potato convoy near Hong Kong
AP reports from Hong Kong that hungry Chinese peasants assaulted a fleet of five potato trucks on a border highway. Communist soldiers arrested many attackers, while some escaped with contents of one truck. The item sits amid 1962 political year notes and various international dispatches.
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Paradise
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Red China
Ocean chemists debate sea salt value and public judgment
Mary M. appeals to readers to form their own opinion on sea salt and ocean water as medicine. Dr Crane argues 44 oceanic elements matter and iodine and fluoride aid health, while bureaucrats doubt medical value. The column urges readers to weigh evidence and act as the jury.
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Mary M
Crane
Houston
Mary
Brenan Bae
Earth
Aia Wey
Columbus
Ohio
Hitler
Successful Investing advisor critiques mutual funds for a widow
In a reader exchange Roger Spear argues a mutual fund offers diversification but notes costs and fees could erode gains. He cites Telephone and General Foods as likely to outperform over five years, and advises against high risk for a retiree with $12,000 to invest after selling a home.
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Roger E. Spear
American Telephone
General Foods
C.B. A
Telephone
Silent Night origins linked to Austrians in hymn history
In a note attributed to Julien C. Hyer a poem recalls that Josef Mohr wrote the lyrics for Silent Night and Franz Gruber composed the tune. The verses mention carolers ushering Christmas time and mothers lullabies as church bells chime.
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Little Arendorf
James Mohr
Franz Gruber
Calcium and Vitamin D Work Together For Strong Bones
Health column from Dr. William Brady explains that calcium and vitamin D jointly support bone formation heart function and muscle tone. It notes typical American diets lack calcium and that moderate daily intake plus sun exposure aids absorption. Letters to Dr Brady are answered with self addressed envelopes.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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