Turning Back The Clock On Right To Work Threats
The AFL-CIO targets Section 14 b of the Taft Hartley Act to replace voluntary unionism with compulsory membership. Polls show broad public support for right to work, and the piece argues that compelled unionism undermines civil rights, employment, and economic liberty, likening it to medieval guilds.
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Thas
Congress
Alf-Cio
Afl-Cio
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
N.J
U.S
NRECA Plans Meetings In Miami For Annual Meet
The public power minded politicians convene in Miami January 24 to 28 for the 28th annual National Rural Electric Cooperative Association meeting. About 1,000 citizens from nearly 1,000 rural electric cooperatives are expected to attend. Key topics include rate overcharges by commercial power companies and the push for low cost power, while questions about disbanding cooperatives and government loans at 2 percent receive quiet treatment.
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Miami
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Eisenhower Criticizes FDR and War End Timing
In an interview Ike denounces Roosevelt’s 1943 unconditional surrender policy and says the war should have ended 60 to 90 days earlier. He argues Hitler used the idea to prolong fighting and recalls differing views on ending World War Two. J Edgar Hoover notes rising crime rates since 1958 with 1963 reporting over two million serious offenses.
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Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Ike
Hitler
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Successful Investing Tentures and Stock Switch Advice
Readers discuss diverse portfolios including Royal Dutch, Standard Oil, Republic Steel, Merck & Co and Ford Motor. The advisor weighs switching into sound values, endorsing growth in steady investments while urging caution about quick riches and noting Republic Steel as a potential hold.
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Hosel
Roy
Band’s
Far Dutch Petroleum
Orange
Rockland
Republic Steel
American Natural Gas
Hawai
T Hope
Revlon
Sears, Roebuck
Avonther
Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Ade Oll
Soney
Ford
Merck & Co
Ings Poston
Spear
Ford Motor
Fea. Corp
Rose Polytechnic Receives $5000 Grant From DuPont
Terre Haute school earns five thousand dollars from E I DuPont de Nemours Co to support chemistry and other teaching. The national grant totals 1.8 million to improve teaching, research and facilities at colleges and universities nationwide. Half funds teaching and half liberal studies to enhance science and engineering education as Rose Poly. develops a new program balancing liberal arts with technical training.
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Ferre
Rose Polytechnic Institute
E. J. DuPont de Nemours Co
Rose
Intarastonel Chemial Company
DuPont
State of the Union echo courts the room full of applause
The piece critiques the presidents speech and the Congress for clapping at every line while discussing self importance and the burden of office. It contrasts public persona with true leadership and questions the use of collective pronouns in public credit. It cites Johnson and public figures like Harvard and GM presidents as examples.
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Pries
Johnson
Union
Congress
Red Cross
Queen Victoria
Tig
General Motors
Harvard University
Mary Zilch
John Zilch
Folklore Wades Through Southern Rural Leisure and Northern Pace
A William Wade folklore piece contrasts fast paced industrial life with slower southern rural and mountain living. It uses traveler anecdotes from Kentucky and West Virginia to illustrate different attitudes toward work, leisure, and daily rhythms and ends with a blunt remark about friendly people and a hint of cultural tension.
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Kentucky
Fragmentary Sermon Fragments by Julien C Hyer
Readable portions discuss loyalty to the Lord in Luke 22 60 and urging constant consciousness of faith. The speaker challenges listeners to defend and speak out for beliefs despite criticism or doubt.
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Peter
Tit’ Rosster
Chrysler lists shares on London Stock Exchange
Chrysler Corp announced it has listed its shares on the London Stock Exchange. The move follows listing on the Paris Bourse last October and brings the worldwide shareholder total to 110,000, up from 80,000 a year ago with 30,000 new holders.
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Chrysler
Nietine
London
Detroit
UPI
Orp
London Stock Exchange
Paris
Nudist Psychology and Maritime Notes from Old Records
Readable passages discuss nudity and sexuality from a psychologist's notes, debating whether nudity increases or reduces immorality with examples from Nudist Camps and burlesque. The text shifts to maritime history topics, mentioning three mile limit, Russian attempts, and ships like the Missionary Ship of St Paul, ending with notes on the birch bark canoe.
Cambodia accuses Thai patrol boat clash in coast waters
UPI reports Cambodia accusing Thailand of firing on a Cambodian patrol boat in the coast and seizing a Thai fishing boat after a December incident. Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman filed the complaint to the United Nations this week, alleging Cambodian aggression and killing four Thai fishermen.
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UPI
Cambodia
Sy Pat
Thanat
Khoman
United Nations
Free trade accord linked US and Canada sparks union concern
A historic US Canada free trade pact to eliminate most tariffs on cars and parts was to be signed Friday. While Canada stands to gain, UAW officials warned of worker displacement, pressing for pre signing protections and a cautious rollout. Officials from commerce departments planned to attend the signing.
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Miniwoun
Canad
United States
Canada
United Auto Workers Union
Ottawa
Frida
Departments of Commerce
Medical Welfare Experts Slap Care Practices
State and federal welfare specialists pressed for action on child health at a round table by the federal welfare administration. They highlighted illness burdens among poor children, cited statistics, and warned about clinic staff attitudes and a shrinking pool of public health doctors.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Welfare Administration
Arthur J. Lesser
Division of Health Services
Children’s Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ellen Winston
U.S
Welfa
Senator Kennedy's Wife Delivers Ninth Child
New York reports Ethel Kennedy gave birth to their ninth child at Roosevelt Hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds and was delivered by Caesarean section at 4 11 a.m. EST. Dr Ralph W Ganse said mother and infant are doing fine. No name had been chosen yet. The Kennedy brood now includes five brothers and three sisters.
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New York
UPI
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Roosevelt Hospital
Ralph W. Ganse
Ob Mecolgy
Sai
Baby
Pgac
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