Employers Split Over Politic Involvement Conflicts in 1968 Survey
A National Industrial Conference Board survey of 1033 companies finds 80 percent encourage workers to register and vote while only 41 percent back contributions to parties and 30 percent support running for office. Many firms cite politics as none of their business or fear customer or union reactions.
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National Industrial Conference Board
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
New Jersey Bell
Pause for grateful memory of infant vaccines progress
Reflect on past infant mortality from diseases like diphtheria and whooping cough and praise researchers. The message urges gratitude for vaccines and emphasizes careful prescription service at Peoples Prescription Drug Store 121 NW 2nd Ave with contact 433-1817.
Prescription Delivery at Peoples Drug Store
A brief community item notes prescription delivery and store contact details for Peoples Prescription Drug Store at 121 NW 2nd Ave with phone number 433 1817. It mentions staff Clayton Pike and Tom Golden as registered pharmacists and hints at weekly guidance for household tasks.
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Tom Golden
Noncombat Toll in Viet Lower Than Past War
AP Military Writer Bob Horton notes noncombat deaths in Vietnam total at least 4,300 since 1961, about 14 percent of American losses. Most occur in air craft crashes, vehicular accidents, disease, and other accidents, with a 3.5 per thousand per year fatality rate.
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Bob Horton
Washington
Vietnam
Pentagon
Korea
U.S
Two Viet Drivers Arrested in Saigon Sabotage Plot
Saigon police announced the capture of two Viet dispatch drivers with the U.S. Military Command motor pool and a six-member saboteur ring including a woman. The group planned assassinations of U.S. and Vietnamese officials and to blow up installations in Saigon.
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Military Assistance Command
Pentagon East
Tan Son Nhut
Tran van Hai
National Police
New Yorkers Hit by Rail Cutbacks and Subway Slowdown Threats
The Long Island Rail Road canceled 32 trains in the morning rush hour amid ongoing slowdowns blamed on maintenance crews. Subway Supervisors Association, with about 1000 members, rejected mediator proposals and warned of a potential subway slowdown, framing city riders’ woes as potentially severe.
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Long Island Rail Road
LIRR
Subway Supervisors Association
Frank Tedesco
Long Island
Carmen
Lirr Carmen
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Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Joseph P. Torre
Apollo 8 to Orbit Moon Shipset for January Flight
Ground testing starts today at Cape Kennedy on the Apollo 8 spacecraft destined for Earth orbit in January. The crew includes McDivitt Scott Schweickart for the first manned Saturn V mission with a space walk and a lunar module test.
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James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
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Schweickart
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