Editorial on right to work and union power in America
The opinion defends state right to work laws as protecting individual choice to join or not join unions. It argues unions gain strength only by service, not coercion, and criticizes anti right to work positions as misleading. A footnote notes under communism everyone must join a union or accept harsh conditions.
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Portland Oregonian
The Railroads a Cornerstone of National Life
A concise look at railroads highlights their vast reach with 215000 miles of right of way and moving 43 percent of inter city traffic. They employ 700000 people with a 4.7 billion payroll, purchase 2.1 billion in goods, pay about 905 trillion in taxes, and hold 26 billion in invested capital. They use push button termini, 45 automatic yards, remote switching, car retarders, and radar to run efficiently.
Gasoline Remains a Bargain Despite 1962 Price Pressures
In the last decade general consumer costs rose on average while gasoline showed a 4.3 percent drop in 1962 from ten years earlier. The industry offsets higher exploration and drilling costs with efficiency, wages, and strong competition, keeping fuel prices competitive without sacrificing quality or service.
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Staton
Mustang Meddlin By Pause Kamory
Student drama and sports mix as the Mustang team prepares for Fort Stockton after a big upset over Kermit. Halloween carnival plans at AHS draw crowds with jail booths and spirited community participation.
Andrews County News masthead and general policy note
The Andrews County News in Andrews Texas lists publication details including editor James Roberts publisher W Roberts Sr and advertising manager Bowell. It states corrections will be printed if brought to the editor and that the publisher limits liability to space paid for and reserves the right to reject or edit ads.
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Poll tax repeal won’t cut Texas school funding says Bowles
Dr D Richard Bowles of Austin says removing the poll tax as a voting qualification will not harm public school financing since the levy accounts for only three tenths of one percent of state aid and districts lacking funds will be covered by the Minimum Foundation Fund. He urges voters to support Amendment No 1 on November 9. The article also profiles the Texas Commission on Alcoholism led by Macon W Freeman who notes about 6 million alcoholics in the US with 300,000 in Texas and stresses rehabilitation challenges.
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Underpass Interchange Planned For U S 87 180
Dawson County unit advances basic plan for a diamond interchange at the U S 87 and 180 intersection to end the deadly Y crossing. The design, approved by the Texas Highway Department and federal engineers, aims to reduce highway fatalities.
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