We Face Grave Labor Shortage in Fruit and Veggies
Editorial warns that strict labor import rules under Public Law 414 threaten Indiana tomato and produce harvests. It cites Secretary Willard Wirtz delaying seasonal workers, causing rotting crops, and blames bureaucracy for undermining growers, labor leaders, and employers amid unemployment debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Labor
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Williard Wirtz
Indiana
United States
Washington
Nixon Drives GOP Ambition Amid Southern Tension
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged Republicans to win big in November, claiming the party would gain 40 House seats, two or three Senate seats, six governorships and 600 state posts. In Jackson Mississippi on May 6 he defended civil rights laws, opposed segregationist planks, and noted his stance while courting Southern support. He faced intra party clashes with liberals and eyed a diverse set of rivals including Javits as a potential 1968 leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
U. S. House
Senate
Jackson
Miss
South
Nixon
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Jacob K. Javits
Hatfield
Lindsay
Percy
Taft
Brooke
Javits
Democrat Party
Closer Watch On CIA Operations Quietly Tightens
A closer watch on Central Intelligence Agency operations is developing. The agency resists the scrutiny but remains unusually quiet about its reasons and scope of inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
The
Widow advised to switch out of a cyclical issue
A widow asks if $10,000 in stocks is prudent and cites holdings in Allis-Chalmers and Continental Air Lines. The advisor favors Continental Air Lines but warns Allis-Chalmers is cyclical. recommends switching to Stouffer Foods as a safer growth holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Continental Air Lines
Stouffer Foods
Bank
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
N.Y.C
N.Y
Fen. Cor
Johnson halts State Dept plan to abolish Consular Bureau
President Johnson quietly pigeonholes the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs after Abba Schwartz resigns, delaying a cost-saving reorganization. Liberal Democrats press hearings but the plan sits in a downtown pigeonhole as budget and political pressures shift. Schwartz remains out. Heymann carries on immigration openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
State Department
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Abba Schwartz
Schwartz
White House
Dean Rusk
W. Marvin Watson Jr
Rusk
Wiliam Crockett
Congress
Charles Schultze
Department of Transportation
Schultze
Bureau of Consular Affairs
Senate
House
Office of Consular Affairs
Michael Feighan
Ohio
Bureau
Feighan
Schwarz
Government Operations Committee
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
A Doctor's Guffaw and a Printer’s Demeanor in Penn Yan
Dr WilTin Brady recalls a laughing incident from early practice in Penn Yan when a colonel toppled in a card game as the doctor laughed. The tale unfolds into his syndicated health column's decline after an editor’s scrutiny of his humor. He compares two Penn Yan brothers, noting readers favored the cheerful physician, and invites nervous health questions to be addressed by Brady in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Yan
Sanctum Sanctorum
Salem
Or Brady
Wil- Tin Brady
Tel Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic Ladies Advice on Parenting
Naomi B. complains of self doubt as a mother and wife with five children. Dr Crane urges acceptance of household turmoil as normal and teaches plans for family discipline and unity. Husbands should date wives weekly and share chores using an Agenda Plan and a Behavior Test for Teen-Agers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi B
Naomi
Lord Fannilerous
Folklore Reflections on Times and Language Shifts
A curated set of quotations from readers and editors reflecting on modern spelling reforms, stamp collecting, work fatigue, and nostalgic contrasts. It includes Allan W. Lazarus, Herbert M. Meyers, a New Rochelle waitress, an anonymous thinker, a gas station sign, a mountain mechanic, and an AP dispatch, all noting changes in culture and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan W. Lazarus
Shreveport
Times
Herbert M. Meyers
New Rochelle, N.Y
Smears From the Left and Right in Political Debates
A writer critiques modern smear campaigns by both left and right, noting the abuse of conspiracy talk and innuendo. He cites examples from National Review, Dan Smoot Report, and Group Research, Inc, defending his own associations with the National Student Association and Young Americans for Freedom as nonconspiratorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Eisenhower
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
United States National Student Association
UENSA
Young Americans For Freedom
Dan Smoot
Texas
Group Research, Inc
Washington
Gus Hall
Bishop Sheen
Senator Douglas
Walter Judd
J. J. Kilpatrick
Husband Kimmel
Evron Kirkpatrick
American Political Science Association
Denison Kitchel
Republican
Gen
Fea. Corp
Navy Aircraft accident rate hits new low in CY 1965
The CY 1965 Navy Aircraft accident rate is 1.22 per 10 000 flight hours, the lowest ever for a calendar year, a 10.3 percent decrease from CY 1964's 1.36 rate. Losses from enemy action excluded. noncombat incidents included. Major gains came from a 21 percent drop in human error crashes and a 36 percent fall in jet engine failures, with other reductions in landing gear faults and material failures. Total flying hours 3,693,341, accidents 449.
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Anderson Herald
Robert E. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Jane Toner Scottt
Charles W. ‘Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson
Madison
Associated Press
Tour Herald
Herald
Helis —E
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crone
Lord Fauntleroy
Cam
Folklore
Wade
Rosie
Betty Grable
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