The Dock Strike Threatens National Transportation Crisis
Longshoremen from Eastport to Brownsville resume a massive strike represented by the International Longshoremen's Association. With 75 000 workers walking out, Congress faces calls for stronger labor measures and possible government seizure powers, amid broader transport and defense industry tensions.
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Eastport
Brownsville
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
Congress
Raiload
Lockheed
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
George Romney
Michigan
Liberal shift in drug regulation spurs cautious hope
Washington announces looser drug testing rules after medical and pharmaceutical pressure. Experts warn that even relaxed proposals risk heavy record keeping and could hamper research while protecting public health remains the central aim.
Editorial Frets Over Robinson Patman Act Confusion
An editorial questions the Robinson Patman Act and FTC enforcement as confusing for producers and retailers. It notes a court's rejection of FTC claims yet warns of continued regulatory action and potential consumer harm from restricted competition. The piece laments business function under federal rules and calls for sharper protection of public rights.
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Wall Street Journal
Cit
Federal Trade Commission
FEC
FTC
Little Rock
Mississippi
Washington, D.C
Fragmented Investing Advice Reaches Readers
The excerpt hints at guidance on successful investing and the caveat that many factors influence outcomes. It suggests readers consider diverse elements and cautions against simple actions being universally effective.
Pope Grateful For No Holiday Threat Of War
Pope expresses gratitude for a Christmas without war amid global tensions. He notes last year’s near danger over the Cuban crisis subsided through wise statesmanship. He urges continued prayers for lasting peace and appeals to diplomats to keep peace in human hearts.
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Pope
Vatican City
UPI
John XXI
Kennedy
Nikita
Khrushchev
Vatican
Clementine Hall
First Lady Receives President Inscribed Whale Tooth
The article recalls Jacqueline Kennedy gifting President Truman an inscribed whale tooth as a Christmas keepsake. Truman surmises it linked to the Democratic rooster symbol, while Welsh explains a Hoosier author’s out of print book about the tooth.
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Fatriaven
Mass
UPI
Indianapolis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Milton, Delano
Welsh
Truman
Bananas Unload Sparks Threats From Labor Leader
Thomas Gleason, vice president of the International Longshoremen's Association, condemned members of an independent union who crossed picket lines in Galveston Texas to unload 50 000 boxes of bananas. He warned retaliation would come and later bring the goods into New York.
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United Press International
New York
Thomas Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Galveston
Texas
Overseas Americans taxed on income under new revision law
Washington AP report notes that U S citizens living abroad will face income tax on earnings abroad under a tax revision. The piece weaves in Vatican and Tunisian scenes and discusses Treasury actions on foreign-source income exemptions for U S residents abroad.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Psychological Health Advice From Abe on Heart Attack Survival
A luncheon talk by Dr. Crane urges readers to act during the first minutes of a heart attack. It emphasizes forced deep breathing, oxygen use, staying still, and seeking help, while warning that heart trouble kills more than cancer. It also promotes a booklet and psychological charts.
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Abe
Crane
Theospital
God
Meltlot
Ind
J. M. Roberts
Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Cuba
Isa
Inj . FW
Nolin Uu
Klug
Newanan
Boston United States
Yacht Club
Kremlin
George Crown Land
Jaltack
Horatia R. Beanblossom
First American Yacht to Cross the Atlantic Claimed
A fragmentary column reports on the notion that the first American yacht to cross the Atlantic was Cleopatra's Barge, built in 1416 for George Crown, described as a half brig of 93 feet at water line. The piece weaves in political commentary on Russia, Mongolia, and Sino Soviet tensions with commentary on private yachts and national maturity.
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Ane Wera
Mivugi yuyLanyng Avuuw
Atlantic Ocean
Cleopatra
George Crown
Salemi
Russia
Castro
Berlin
Marriman Smith
Tane and
Har Alahanata Faenich
United Press International
White
House
Citizens Abroad Face Income Levy Debate Across Markets
A column discusses a Defense Department stance on news management and the impact on press freedom. It notes Lloyds of London figures showing 2900 British merchant ships lost in the Revolutionary War and remarks on insurance pressures driving Britain's defeat. it ends with an editorial quip on an air draft question and a reference to overseas Americans.
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Lloyds of London
Britain
England
Anthony Tabell
Walston and Co
New York
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William Brady
el Camino
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Calif
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J. B. Martin
U.S.S.R
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Mongolia
Defense Department
Earl J. Johnson
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Anderson Herald
Anderson San Newspapers, Inc
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