Food boycott tactics spark across nation over California grapes
Clarence G. Adams cites pressure tactics and violence by union labor clerics and black militants backing a grape boycott to force growers into union shop contracts. He notes threats, sit-ins, and vandalism in multiple cities, with church groups and student groups participating amid debate over worker rights and consumer choice.
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Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
Students For A Democratic Society
California
Adams
National Council of Churches
Farm Workers Union
Adamy
Radical 8. D. S
Roit
American Farm Bureau Federation
National
Right To Work Committee
Jose Mendoza
Bakersfield
Calif
Joseph T. Meek
Illinois Retail Merchants Association
Church Reatlers
Chicago Tribune
Democrats back Teddy as 1972 presidential candidate
Maclean's Microscoops reports 63 percent of Democrats favor Teddy as the 1972 presidential candidate while 45 percent are not related to him. The survey highlights party support and contrasts public enthusiasm with personal finances amid a Washington robbery incident.
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Teddy
Dt Ot
Current Awareness Not College Subject Says Kirk
Russell Kirk argues colleges should not push current awareness. He contends higher education should impart enduring wisdom, not ephemera, and that newspapers and periodicals suffice for learning about recent events. He cites McCarthy and Nabokov as minor beside Sophocles and Dante.
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Joseph McCarthy
Sherman Adams
Comrade Malenkov
No. 1 U S Killer Look In The Mirror
Miners with pneumoconiosis from coal dust pressure West Virginia mines to strike. Fourty thousand miners refuse work as VISTA volunteers draw attention to black lung danger. Plant managers face shutdown threats over safety lapses. Will national outrage rise over this self inflicted crisis.
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West Virginia
Vista Antipoverty
Don Maclean Keeps Time In Washington
A column links West Virginia Black Lung actions and federal health debates with public concern over miners’ safety. It notes lawmakers’ hesitance to fault sick workers and cites Senate hearings on funding for black lung research as well as Ills of polluted air and voluntary risk in daily life.
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Yale
Harvard
Cornell
America
West Virginia
Black Lung Assn
Senate Labor
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
United States
Washington
Richard G. Klein
Dienst
Justice Department
Blackstone G. Tort
Justice
Soviet Threats in Asia Rethought by CIA Report
CIA findings dispute the idea of a strong Maoist move against Russia. Moscow has built up 12 divisions, moved missiles to Khabarovsk, and holds a robust tactical air force. The report argues the USSR fears Mao’s growing capability and warns against assuming Russia will back China into a fight.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Red China
CIA
Khabarovsk
Ussr
Moscow-Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
Urals
Pacific
China
Nerchinsk
Amur
Vladivostok
Japan
Aigun
Turkestan
Sinkiang
Peking
New York
Honolulu
Man ‘Tse-tung
Moscow
Mao
Heilungkiang
Ussuri
Ural Mountains
U.s.8.a
Hussia
Kremlin
Mao Tselung
This Day In History Highlights From 1897 1896 1938
On this day in history Jim Corbett lost the heavyweight title to Bob Fitzsimmons in a rain match at Carson City Nevada in 1897. A submarine developed by John Holland submerged off Staten Island for 1 hour 45 minutes in 1896. In 1938 General Franco began bombing Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War. In 1989 the last World War II price controls were discarded as Roosevelt expressed resolve to resist oppression.
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Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Carson City
New
John Holland
Staten Island
N.Y
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
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Russell Kirk
Evilope
Insight
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Richard Lindell
Malenkov
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Bernard Malamud
John Barth
Bellow
Nabokov
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Dante
Shakespeare
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