Rockefeller Lindsay Battle Over New York City Sanitation Strike
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor Jona Lindsay clash in a public wage dispute as sanitation workers strike over a state law. Rockefeller favors a state funded grant and mediation while Lindsay denounces it as blackmail and vows to resist. Labor support trends amid rising city taxes and political calculations.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jona V. Lindsay
Republican Party
New York City
Lindsay
Rockefeller
National Guard
Johnson
House Deciding Election As Third Parties Weigh In
The piece analyzes past elections where three or more candidates split the vote and shows how the winner still secured the electoral votes. It cites historical examples from 1824 to 1945, notes O Briens forecast that Wallace will not force a House decision, and argues coalitions are unlikely in this era.
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United States
House of Representatives
Lawrence O’brien
George Wallace
Alabama
House
O’brien
John Quincy Adams
Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Theodore
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
John W. Davis
Robert M. Lafollette
Calvin Coolidge
Thomas &. Dewey
J. Strom Thurmond
Henry A. Wallace
Harry S. Truman
Wallace
Meany Flags Arbitration as Answer to Public Labor Strife
George Meany, AFL-CIO president, urges voluntary arbitration to curb public employee strikes. He warns that unchecked actions by municipal and school workers threaten public services and may provoke restrictive legislation. He stresses labor unity and cautions against overreach while noting business pressure for labor courts.
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George Meany
Organized Labor Movement
Busiess
Meany
Hhe
Organized Labor
Why U Thant Came to Push Vietnam Peace Talks
U Thant pressed a Washington visit to present soundings for Vietnam peace, aiming to disrupt the military logic driving war, build a pro negotiation climate, and counter hardline positions in Hanoi and Washington. The secretary general seeks to foster compromise and move leaders toward talks despite no concrete proposal.
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U Thant
United Nations
Washington
Vietnam
Arthur Goldberg
Chester Bowles
India
State Department
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
North Vietnam
Clark Clifford
Dan Rusk
Buckley and Wallace debate conservatism on Wallace bid
In a Wallace interview, Buckley asks about conservative support while Wallace claims mass appeal and defends his Alabama program. He cites his break with the Democratic establishment and his post Kennedy and Johnson voting history.
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George Wallace
Tcket
Human Events
Wallace
South
Mr. Buckley
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
John Kennedy
Johnson
Commandoes Strike At Dawn and Gas Attack News
In Pennsylvania miners walk out in a patriotic protest over a draft deferment for a 7 year old unmarried miner while wartime theater previews and gas attack reports color a broad wartime page. The article also surveys debates on old age pensions and welfare with Governor Wallace clashing over state versus federal aid.
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Pennsylvania
Paul Muni
Lillian Gish
Athena Theater
Wallace
Alabama
Defense costs to exceed seventy billion, experts warn
Analysts say defense expenditures will top seventy billion dollars as fiscal pressures mount. Policy makers face mounting inputs from inflation and global commitments, potentially reshaping budgeting debates across agencies.
Mailbag Miscellany Sparks Facts And Fancies
A column surveys quirky facts from child behavior to medical progress. It notes infant crying hours, fleas leaping, kidney and jaw transplants in the West, and Soviet limits on bold medical moves. It also cites wills, foot bones, posture psychology, seven deadly sins, broken hearts, and name preferences for children.
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Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Soviet Union
Attitude of church blamed for youth morality decline
The Messenger editor argues youth today are not more immoral, but the church fails in communication. Clergy messages are plain and not equal, driving youths to distance themselves from church ties in search of identity amid an age of reason. James Hill Nelsonville.
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James Hill Nelsonville
Rebuttal to McGee on Korean War Chinese actions
Robert H. Whealey of 14 Oak Street Athens challenges The Messenger report of Feb 23 that quoted him as saying the U.S. faced no overt Chinese acts in Korea. He notes the remark was qualified by facts about U.S. intervention before China and China entering the war after U.S. moves toward the Yalu River.
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the Messenger
McGee
Korea
U.S
38Th Parallel
Yalu River
Robert H. Whealey
Oak Street
Athens
The Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Mailing Address
The Athens Messenger announces delivery options for daily and Sunday editions with per copy prices and mail rates. It notes association with the Associated Press and lists subscription costs by region, including Ohio West Virginia and nationwide, plus the office address at 43 W Union St Ath ens Ohio 45701.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K Bush
G., Kenner Bush
M. W. McDargh
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
Associated Press
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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