Labor Reform Bill Threatens Union Power and Worker Rights
Editorial condemns SenateS 2467 labor reform as pro union gain, warning it would expand NLRB, boost penalties on employers, speed elections, and allow wage hikes. Cites Peter Walther critique and urges defeat May 15 debate to prevent federal contract bans and centralized control. Calls for broad national opposition to curb union dominance.
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Peter Walther
National Labor Relations Board
House
NLRB
United States
Great Britain
Republic
Government Above The Law Claims In US History
A 1978 column argues a paradoxical big business entitled to ignore regulations, claiming government itself is the sole entity above the law. It cites acts from 1935 onward, accuses bosses of bias and wage theft, and accuses Congress of exempting its own staff from laws.
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Paul Marvey
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Richard Lesher
Land
Senate
House
Congress
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Chilean Reporter Details Allende, U S Policy. Canal View
Alvaro Pineda de Castro head of Orbe describes Allende regime as illegal and inflation drop cited as human rights gain. He criticizes U S intervention, praises Chilean resilience, warns canal politics threaten Latin American economies and urges neutrality over Panama Canal issues.
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Ralfh Ge Tuledanu
Copley
Washington
Alvaro Pineda de Castro
Orbe
Associated Press
Salvador Allende
Allende
Congress
Pineda
Carter
Hanythe
United States
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Chile
U.S
Brazil
Soviet Union
Western Hemisphere
Straits of Magellan
Saudis and Soviets Wn ALICE WIDENER
The piece argues that U.S. selling jet fighters to Saudi Arabia and Egypt is wise, citing Afghanistan's coup as a turning point. It warns of Soviet expansion threatening the Middle East, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, with Israel relevance fading as security concerns shift to countering Moscow and protecting oil routes.
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Carter
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Middle East
Iran
Peking
Washington
Kabul
Nur Mohammed Taraki
New York Times
U.S
Agency For International Development
Asia
Khyber Pass
India
F. A. Voight
Manchester Guardian
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
Pakistan
Mlwn
Reds
Kremlin
United Nations Plaza
New York City
White House
Saudi Arabi
People’s Republic of
Owen Lattimore
United Nations
Lattimore
U.N
Dream big dreams for world peace and shared humanity
A reader defends broader dreams beyond military conquest. Richard C. Woot urges children to imagine magnanimous, peaceful futures for all nations, promoting world peace, humanitarian ideals, and responsible use of resources. He values heroes like Marshall and MacArthur in proper balance with compassion for displaced peoples and Israel Palestine issues.
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T. G. Stichler
Anderson Herald
Earth
George C. Marshall
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Israel
Congress
America
Richard C. Woot
W. 8Th
St. P
Orson
Ind
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