Free Market Defends Against Price Guideposts
The article surveys debate over government price and wage guideposts used during the aluminum industry clash with the Johnson administration last November. It cites David Rockefeller supporting free markets, labor union concerns about unfair application, and mentions stockpile leverage as enforcement, with quotes from AFL-CIO leaders and Senator Dirksen.
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New York
Aluminum
Johnson Administration
David Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
American Petroleum Institute
Capes
Labor Department
George Meagy
Afl-Cio
Labor
Viet Nam
Sen
Everatt M. Dirksen
Federal funds enable Texas graduate fellowships
ARLINGTON AP About $2 million in graduate fellowships will be made available in Texas by the federal government this year, the chief of the graduate academic programs branch said Thursday. Next week 1,300 prospective teacher fellowship winners will be announced, with some from Texas. Dr. Preston Valien noted Texas ranks high in federal fellowship grants. last year experienced teachers earned 50 fellowships toward advanced degrees. The $2,000 per year for two years and the Texas association meeting with the ATCU convention unfold today and Friday. Gov. John Connally will speak at the opening session.
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Arlington
Texas
Bureau of Higher Education
Preston Valien
Valien
Association of Texas
Association
Association of Texas Colleges and Universities
John Connally
Johnson Ride Resigns To Run For Governor
Former Congressman Brooks Hays resigned as an adviser to President Johnson and announced as a Democratic candidate for governor of Arkansas. He said he can carry the Democratic banner against Republican Rockefeller. Gov. Faubus will not seek reelection unless opposition emerges. Other Democratic filings include Jim Johnson and Kenneth Suler. Hays’s brief congressional career ended in 1958 after losing to Dale Alford.
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Little Rock, Ark
Brooks Hays
Johnson
Arkansas
Hays
Winthron Rockefeller
Orval Faubus
Rockefeller
Jim Johnson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Kenneth Suler
Dale Alford
Little Rock
New Wire Tape Could Monitor Nuclear Power
Geneva AP United States reveals a new wire tape system to detect violations of a ban on producing fissionable material for weapons. The tape would pass through reactors and be checked by inspectors with detectors to reveal unauthorized activity. Foster urged the Soviet Union to sign such an agreement and accept transfer of 100000 kilograms of U235 for peaceful use.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
Foster
Cocktails Also Have A Bad Side
New York AP reports expert Dr. Stanley Gitlow of New York Medical College says one drink or ten calms temporarily but raises anxiety and tension afterward. He criticizes premeal drinking as misguided and notes alcohol's sedative effect peaks about two hours after consumption.
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Jiety
New York
Lisquor
Stanley Gitlow
New York Medical College
National Council On
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