Reuther Calls New York Caucus Over Meany Feud
Auto Workers President Walter Reuther has summoned a private New York caucus to brief fellow union chiefs on his attacks against AFL-CIO leader George Meany. He hints at a possible split from AFL-CIO, with the March 5 meeting in Roosevelt Hotel signaling tension within labor's ranks.
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Washington
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Reuther
Hute
Afltio
New ‘Yorks
Roosevelt Hotel
New York
Max Greenberg
Retail
Willian Pollock
Textile Workers Union of America
Charles Cogen
American Federation of Teachers
Ruther
Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Auto Workers Executive Board
Detroit
AFL - Cio
Labor Federation
CIO
AFL
Joseph A. Beime
Communications Workers of America
Industrial Union Department
Department
Auto Workersunion
Unon Department Treasury
Growing Up More Goal Journey Than A Result
HAL BOYLE argues adulthood is a lifelong journey not a final achievement. The piece explores the child within, the gap between generations, and the pains of growing up as rules, disappointments, and tempered dreams shape our emotional core.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Ageneer
Confederate Ball Memories and Local Notes
Charles Strauss gets stuck in the mud. Lee Eutler and Beverly Walker eat pizza. Gary Fuller has a complaint. Kay Armstrong and Jan Mann invent a new dance. Jerry Cox attends flight school. Susan Booth and Linds Neely watch the clock. Kerry Hart has an accident. Gail Xana practices dancing on a table top. Rusty Brockman celebrates his 13th birthday. Marie Watson gets her picture in the paper. Pattie Kate Massey is a busy model.
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Charles Strauss
Lee Eutler
Beverly Walker
Gary Fuller
Kay Armstrong
Jan Mann
Jerry Cox
Susan Booth
Linds Neely
Kerry Hartless
Gail Xana
Rusty Brockman
Marie Watson
Pattie Kate Massey
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients to Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast are Rosie B. Oldham from Anahuac in Room 131 Beatrice Marie Goss of Mont Belvieu in Room 10T Arthenise Baldowski Isau W. Francis in Room 211 Wanda Dariene Hunt of 100 W Humble in Room 154 Barbara Hanks of 7 E Francis in Room 150 Florance Holloway of 1707 Wright in Room 123 Steven Kyle Disney of La Porte in Room 119 Kristi Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Lynn of Houston in Room 206 Tommy Roark son of Mr and Mrs J H Roark of Highlands in Room 111.
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Rosie B. Oldham
Anahuac
Beatrice Marie Goss
Mont Belvier
Arthenise Marie. Baldowski
Iseu W. Francis
Wanda Dariene Hunt
W. Humble
Barbara Carol Hanks
E. Francis
Florance Holloway
Wright
Steven Kyle Disney
la Porte
Kristi Lynn
W. E. Lynn
Houston
Cuts In British Tariffs May Add To Gold Drain
Brussels AP reports that Britain’s tariff cut plans aim to ease its economy but may worsen the U S gold and dollar outflow. The proposal, led by West Germany with France, envisions a tariff lowered trade area among six Common Market members, yet bars US and rest of world imports. Britain would buy more continental food, especially from France, and Britain’s ties to the English speaking world could weaken depending on US reaction and GATT outcomes.
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Brussels
Britain
United States
Johnson
U.S
Congress
West Germany
France
Charles de Gaulle
Willy Brend
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
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Caucus
J. Carqll Chadwick
Texas Baptist General Convention
Highlands First Bapiis
Chadwick
First Baptist Church
Crater
South Main
AFS Project
Raytown
First Presbyterian Church
Lynette Bishop
Robert E. Lee
W. O. Webber
AFS
Lanners
Dent
Len Ford
AEL
Carol Fielder
American Field Service
Sun
Gulf Coast
Bob Perry
O'Brien's Food Stores
Baytown
O'Brien's
Bobbie Brooks
Great Janapethans
R. M. McCollum
D.C
West Main
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