Great Society no Boon to Democrats
In the thirties swing to labor power raised fears of strikes and inflation. Inflation and rising production costs threaten a balance in bargaining, prompting talk of anti strike laws and possible arbitration. Experts urge restraint and policy shifts at the NLRB to restore balance and preserve free bargaining.
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United States
Washington
Labor Department
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Harry L. Browne
Long Term Growth and Income Investment Guidance
In Gillette, allied investor with 1200 shares should not add more but diversify gradually into Consolidated Foods and American Home Products. Consider 3-M for growth, avoid Flying Tiger due to military dependence. For a widow seeking income, Public Service Electric & Gas and Columbia Gas are solid, Seaboard Secures dividend but Union Pacific offers higher return.
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Gillette
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Flying Tiger
Consolidated Foods
Plough, Inc
Public Service Electric & Gas
Columbia Gas
Seaboard Air Line
M.S. A
Public Service
Columbia
Seabord
Atlantic Coast Line
Union Pacific
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Reagan Viability Question in 1968 Republican Field
Robert Novak asks a conservative writer about Reagan as a 1968 GOP contender. The responder says Reagan is not viable now, needed to keep California unity via a favorite son bid, and likely to serve mainly as California governor and party influencer rather than a presidential candidate.
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Ronald Reagan
Robert Novak
Mr. Novak
Reagan
Reegan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Ings
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Donnybrook
Earl Warren
Chicago
Warren
Mr. Reagan
Cato the
Republican Party
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Defining the true diabetic in health column
Dr Brady outlines who truly has diabetes and how urine sugar can appear with indulgent eating. He cites Elliott Paterson Osslyn and Don Ruffie while advising self tests and lifestyle tips. He urges readers past forty to exercise, preserve teeth, and favor wheat over bread, with letters to Dr Brady at Beverly Hills for brief personal health queries.
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Elliott P. ‘Oslyn, AM
M.D
Scd
Don H. Ruffie
Duffie
O.K
Namby-Pamby
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Rating Scales to Find Logical Sweethearts
A sensational appeal promotes the "Rating Scale for Sweethearts" devised from confidential interviews with over 1,100 engaged couples. It offers lists of 50 common merits and 50 demerits, weighted by points, to help young lovers assess faults and virtues before marriage.
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Pauline P
Simple Bygone Baptism Mistake and Forgotten Father
An assistant minister announces a baptism service while an elderly clergyman mishears about hymnals. Ellen answers three questions truthfully then hesitates on origin, saying her mother forgot the father's name. A quip on rhetoric in Sunday clothes closes the piece.
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Wade
Ellen
Ellen Jane
Laymen and civilians in word misuse sparks debate
A column debunks misuses of layman and civilian terms and critiques sloppy language. It argues experts are not sacred and urges precise phrasing avoiding terms like civilian government or civilian rights movement. The piece cites examples from journalism and public discourse.
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State Department
Pike
J. Edgar Hoover
Thomas Lempertz
Hollywood
Mr. Lempertz
Ress
Fea. Corp
Preamble to the Constitution of the United States
The opening statement declares the aims of forming a more perfect Union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for common defense promoting general welfare and securing liberty for current and future citizens.
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United States
United States of America
Definition and history of hydrofoils and their uses
Hydrofoils were invented by Enrico Forlanini in 1905 to lift a boat on submerged wings. Early tests by the Wrights and Bell’s Hydrodome 4 reached high speeds. today the US Navy explores blue water hydrofoils as potential submarine chasers, with more details promised tomorrow.
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Enrico Forlanini
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Martin
Alexander Graham Bell
Baddock Bay
Nova Scotia
Bell
United States Navy
Navy
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Countie
Associated Press
Buckley
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Pauline
Cupid
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By William Wade
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