Strike Damage Mounting Up
A PRINETON NJ Opinion Research Corp survey shows 68 percent of the general public believe strikes have hurt the country, with 20 percent saying they have not and 12 percent undecided. Among union members 6 percent feel strikes have hurt. The Labor Law Study Committee notes rising anti strike sentiment since 1967, but says it may reflect frustrations with inflation and unemployment rather than an anti union bias.
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Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Labor Law Study Committee
America
Unonsim
Altines
The Spendingest Lobby Reports Spending Leaders in 1971
Common Cause led lobbies in spending, with about $123,000 in the last quarter of 1971. Veterans of World War I USA spent $96,590, American Postal Workers Union $73,726, and American Farm Bureau Federation $341,385. The group aims to reform lobbying laws amid scrutiny of expenditures.
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Common Cause
People's Lobby
Congressional Record
U.S.A
American Postal Workers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Baytown Sun Editorial and Staff Roster Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists Baytown Sun staff roles including Fred Hartman editor and publisher John Wayles general manager and several editors and department heads. It also includes scattered names and titles such as Advertising Director Paul Putman and Classified Manager Taveras ay senang, with references to Associated Press and weather sections amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
John Wayles
Yau! Putman
Ani. Pritehe
Breston Pendergrass
Ken Finley
Warsudar Optery
Paul Putman
Tiwathi Mioady
Deon Brown
Taveras Ay Senang Pany Matter
Atimng Gastan
Toray Gamarrvast Marsh Dutp Pyarames aMeraseny En Ee Ferdany al Berard
Peace at Any Price? Cites Public Demand in World Power Debate
ERNEST CUNEO argues Washington misreads American will on ending the war and warns that both parties chase a stampede toward withdrawal. He cites Chou En-lai and Churchill on leverage, notes polls show mixed belief, and recalls Sen. Jackson warning Soviet expansion across Iceland, the Med, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Peking
Hanoi
Chou En-lai
Nixon
Kremlin
Winston Churchill
King Cannute
Canute
Act of Congress
Sen
Henry
Jackson
D-Wash
America
Iceland
Scapa Flow
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Far East
Dr Lawrence Lamb and Epilepsy Facts
Two doctors discuss epilepsy as a condition and its inheritance. The dialogue covers whether epilepsy equals convulsions and notes brain damage can result, stressing careful counseling to assess personal risk and possible causes.
Ho Chi Minh peace talks near end of life
A Top Secret report details Henry Kissinger arranging a 1971 meeting with Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi via Aubrac and Mercovich to discuss a possible pause in bombing North Vietnam. Ho, aged and frail, expressed disdain for the phrase peace in Vietnam and stressed US aggression.
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Washington
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietam
Henr Kissinger
Nixon
Herbert Mercovich
Raymond Aubrac
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Aubrac
Kissinger
Vietnam
U.S
Pham van Dong
Paris
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Boxer
Secret Service
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Pakistan
China
Pfizer Laboratories
Pfizer
John Matheu
Matheu
End of Civilization in Hoopa Extension California
A desolate Hoopa Extension in northern California shows a roadless 18 mile trek to John son s civilization with no electricity or running water. Lena McCovey of Indian Resources Development notes Humboldt County hosts 7,000 Indians with high unemployment while Hoopa Indians struggle for jobs and self reliance amid non Indian timber interests and aging welfare checks. Carrie Turner and Frances Robinson, lifelong residents, linger by the Klamath River as tribal entrepreneur Paul leads a lone Indian logging effort amid non Indian contracts.
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Humboldt County
Humboldt State
Lena Sa
Carrie Turner
Frances Robinson
Paul
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Asia
Lawrence E. Lamb
Fan Indi
Neve Coumseling
Nee Yeasre
Jack Anderson
Interior Department
Interior
FBI
G- Men
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Encyelopsedia Britannica
Hoopa Indians
Johnson
By Murray Olderman
Hoopa
Calif
Bigfoot
Wellehpec
Klamath River
Johnson's
California
Oregon Border
Lena McCover
Mt Redwoods
Pacific
Lena McCovey
Agg
Paul Masten
Darrel Hostler
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