Editorial Calls Federal Oversight May Clean Up Unions
The piece argues that a federal court order for supervised elections shows fraud in a national union race and could strengthen the labor movement by ensuring fair member representation. It cites Arnold Miller’s defeat of Tony Boyle of the United Mine Workers as evidence that rank and file mandates have been ignored and hopes the federal action prompts reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Miller
Tony Boyle
United Mine Workers
Jobless Problem Not As Big As It Seems
The piece argues unemployment statistics are misleading noting many unemployed rejoin work quickly and that many jobs exist but are not sought or require relocation. It asserts no support for financing those who quit, and that work, even meaningless, is common and should be pursued by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Labor Department
Chris Hughes
Educators Question Value of More Schooling
Paul Harvey notes a lively public dispute over motherhood and education. Harvard researchers find that higher schooling does not guarantee better income or job status, as a three year study shows luck and personality matter more than book learning, challenging the belief education alone cures poverty.
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Harvard
Gen
Fea. Corp
Good Luck Pat Barclay Earns Wide Support and Blessings
The Anderson Herald notes the Barclay family’s thanks after Pat Barclay’s liver transplant. It praises donors and supporters for ongoing aid as medical bills mount and urges continued help to ease the family’s burden while Pat recovers and faces future challenges.
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Pat
Anderson Herald
Pat Barclay
Hello Poverty Game Concept By Bouchette And Keane
A humor piece envisions a parent teenage board game named HELLO POVERTY with dice and cards. It depicts players starting with 700000 dollars and moving through spaces like Teen-age Teeth Car For Teen-agers and Prom Night. The concept satirizes parenting and college bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
Readers urge TV quality as fans protest on air content
Alice Widener promotes citizen letters to TV executives to influence programming. A Florida reader recalls a farewell to soap operas on CBS and NBC shows criticizing sexual content and drug use. A second letter from Frances Heatwole thanks viewers and notes progress on The World Turns and Maude.
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Cbs-Tv
West 52Nd Street
New York
N.Y
Where To Write Your Legislators
Washington letters page lists key lawmakers contact rooms in the Old Senate and Longworth buildings. Senators Hartke and Bayh along with Representatives Dennis Hillis provide office locations and district notes for Madison Delaware Hancock and Henry counties.
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David W. Dennis
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Madison
Delaware, Hancock and
Henry Counties
Elwood H. Hillis
Fifth
Patria
Paton
Hamilton
Cabinet enemies mark Nixon team as merit over quotas
Holmes Alexander assesses the 1972 Nixon cabinet nominees noting hostility they've aroused for lacking a woman or a Black member. He argues the critics misread merit, cites Brennan Dent Brinegar Peterson and Kleindienst, and predicts judgments will come from the enemies they make.
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Washington, D. C
Nixon
Labor
Commerce
Transportation
Peter Brennan
Frederick Dent
Claude Brinegar
Toy choices shape a child's character say readers
A reader from Garrison urges parents to favor durable, imaginative toys over flashy plastic junk. She endorses wooden blocks and books to spark creativity, warns against violent or marketed “educational” toys, and suggests moderation with toy guns while celebrating imaginative play and reading as character builders.
Sendak Strong Stand Sparks Record Indiana Vote Margin
Indiana Attorney General Theodore L. Sendak, a vocal death penalty advocate, won by a record margin of 342,181 votes over Nixon in the state race while Governor-elect Otis Bowen led his ticket by 303,414 votes. The result suggests Hoosier voters linked Sendak’s stance to his win.
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Indiana
Theodore L. Sendak
Nixon
George McGovern
Sendak
Otis Bowen
Bowen
Matthew Welsh
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