GOP on Comeback Trail Under Bliss Leadership
Washington reports a year after Ray C. Bliss was named national GOP chairman the party shows signs of unity and recovery. Bliss, the first fulltime professional to lead since 1964, credits steady workshops and a rebuilt party structure for reviving strength and cohesion, while cautioning against expecting an automatic comeback.
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Unions Could Oppose New York Paper Merger
Bertram Powers of ITU Local 6 warned that the planned merger of the New York Herald Tribune World Telegram and Journal American could cost about 2,500 jobs. He said unions would oppose consolidation unless workers are protected and that potential strikes could draw support from other unions. The issue is under review by the Justice Department.
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Mystery Solved Lady Bird's Coat Found
The Secret Service closed the case of the missing coat stating it was not a major diplomatic incident. The affair had stirred attention but ultimately proved harmless and contained within routine security concerns.
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California
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Ford Urges Ceiling On Viet Nam Troops
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford urged a limit on U.S. ground troops in Vietnam unless air and sea power are boosted He advocated actions against North Vietnamese supply by mining or bombing Haiphong and said troops should not be sent before stronger operations are used He did not give military advice and backed administration policy.
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Pacifists Stage Demonstrations Against War in Viet Nam
Pacifists in three New England states demonstrated weekend against the Viet Nam war. About 1,000 marched from Cambridge to Boston while smaller protests occurred in Connecticut and Rhode Island. In Boston, demonstrators faced hecklers and some arrests occurred during sit-ins at the Army Base.
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Public service ad promotes cooperative advertising program
A public service notice explains cooperation with the Advertising Council to promote a joint advertising program. The piece highlights community benefit and encourages local businesses to participate in a nationwide awareness effort.
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