Hoffa bid to represent Western Electric installers edges toward clash
The bitter inter union fight centers on whether James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters will win control of Western Electric installers now in the Communications Workers of America. The Teamsters aim to raid, while CWA circulated a Teamster Coloring Book mocking Hoffa and promising hardship if workers switch unions.
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Deetermine
Jimmy Hoffa
Western Electric Company
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
CWA
Hoffa
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
William E. Miller
Hoffar
Western Electric
Los Angeles
Soviet Union
Cuba
Khrush
United States
Bertin
Sandburg at 85 and Frost at 88 Highlight Two Poets
The piece notes Carl Sandburg’s 85th birthday and Robert Frost’s 88th as a moment to applaud enduring American poets. It praises their empathy with people and critics, cites Sandburg reading at Vagabond Playhouse, and mentions his new volume Sugar and Salt along with his Complete Poems.
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Robert Frost
Carl Sandburg
Frost
Sandburg
Harry Golden
Frost and Sandburg
Vagabond Playhouse
Ante-Bellum
North Carolina
Social Security Tax Rise Charts 1963 Burden
The nation moves forward with a $2 billion social security tax increase in 1963, raising payroll deductions from 3 1/8 to 3 5/8 percent on the first $4,800. Employers share the rise, totaling a 1 percent hike, boosting the maximum tax from $150 to $174. Self employed taxes climb to 5.4 percent with a new minimum of $259.20. Benefits rise to $127 monthly for a 65-year-old retiree.
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Washington
Congress
Capehart Loss Tops News in Reading Advice
A column criticizes overreliance on TV for children and cites Prof. Ehrlich of Columbia as a reading expert. It discusses parental discipline, home study, and a suggestion to obtain a booklet on tutoring children at home, urging reading and controlled TV time.
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Martin T
Dr. Crane
Martin
Eugene Ehrlich
Columbia University
Loo
Associated Press
Ute
Reading and intelligence linked to Ehrlich family theory
A 1962 Herald Tribune excerpt discusses child reading as key to success with Prof Ehrlich’s applied psychology. It praises weekly book reading, IQ, and study habits as three guarantees of future college readiness while warning against overdoing the practice.
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Uhopdiahon Ievels
TSE
Ehrlieh
Topnotch I.Q
Prof. Ehrlich
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
Castro
United
New York Herald Tribune
Indiana politics and global tensions in a turbulent year
A year of Indiana political upheaval and national stakes shaped by Bayh Capehart battles, Kennedy and Truman appearances, and the Cuban crisis. The piece notes shifts in party alignments, funding, and campaign strategy amid Cold War anxieties and warnings about Soviet actions in Asia and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin J. Miller
Bayh
Ion
Indiana
Thello
U.S
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Capehart
Homer E.’ Cape
Senate
Eran
Eh Ieee
Cel
Matthew E
Welsh
Sen
Otory Wiiv
Ree Tenn Taner Si
United States
Ro Kennedy
Supreme Court
Anails Ie
Brey
Harry Truman
DE Ieves
Speela
Eisenhower
William E. Wilson
Jeffersonville
Charles A. Halleck Wyatt
Alexander M. Campbell
Fort Nut
Havelwayne
Kennedy
Campbell
Doctor Recommends Narcotic Abstinence Citing Coffee
A nurse recounts a doctor advising patients to limit alcohol and avoid narcotics, while discussing the pervasive view of alcohol in society and the dangers of addiction. The piece notes historical theories of land discovery and social drinking, contrasting it with calls for stricter abstinence and caution.
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Jones
Juans
Rodriguez Carrillo
Sansons
Diego
California
Pacific
Balboa and Magellan
Swedish, Ghanian UN Troops Wipe Out Katanga Resistance
Swedish and Ghanaian UN troops crushed Katangese resistance at Kamina air base near Elisabethville in western Katanga. The action involved Kamina town, ongoing fighting, and a UN assault reinforced by a Ghanaian company, signaling a consolidation of UN forces against rebel forces amid border tensions and regional instability.
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Katanga
UPI
Kamina
United Nations
India
U.N
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J. B. Martin
Iba
New York
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Iack Stork
Sickle
Folklore
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Ehrlich
Kremlin
Moscow
Jective
Keane
Carr
Milit
J. M. Roberts Nesses
Coop
Llack
Unity
Faeland
Berlin
West
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
George
Asia
North Korea
Kor- Seen
Monzona
Lie
TrasiaFly
Burma
Re- Fadia
Canthaneh
Laos
McGeorge Bundy
American Association For the Advancement
Bedle Auidimisuauuye Wuck
Rene-Georges Inagakt
Tokyo
Ching
Ts Long
The
Pany
Nepal
Mongoli
Pakistan
Marc Antony
Caesar
Cain
Abel
Immah
Haramel
Cerainty Vnit
Te Wimens
DedGils
WSEWS
Almos Minntac
Cheek
April
Clover
USA
Pacific Coast
ZU Weil
Ron
Hut
Moise ‘Tshombe
Mathew Kalanga
Temperance Society
Bhatia
China
TE Hac
Wat Hann Diealnep
Ghana
Kaminaville
Regis
Ishile
Sneers
Mastin
Hae
Por
Grand Tribal
Kasongo Nyembo
Pfau
J. B. Lippincott Co
Wiittia Will Bate
Striaingue Laing
Nyembo
Fiercely no-Tshombe
Father Pfaulas
The¢One
Manchuria
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Viet Nam
Lao
Gamal Abdel Nassly
Peking
Yliwayne
Glidy
Tshombe
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Sir Cmart
Alice
Erya
Welensky
Kolwezi
Katanlin
Elisa- Soulnoster
Panause
Idren
Elisabethville
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Critienserger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Edwin A Bailey Treaurer
Anderson
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Act of Congress
Madison
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