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Boulwareism and the GE Labor War Echoes Then and Now
An editorial recounts Lemuel Boulware’s late 1940s stance that GE’s labor system, built on interunion peace, shaped a 20 year “take it or leave it” policy. It argues that evicted by workers and unions, GE faces a major postwar strike, with Meany’s nationwide boycott escalating industrial warfare and affecting communities dependent on GE.
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Just Peace vote sparks mixed reactions in Congress
In a 335 to 35 House vote, the just peace resolution drew praise and criticism. Views split on whether it limited to free elections in Vietnam or endorsed administration efforts including troop withdrawal and possible escalation. The piece notes political tactics and potential impact on U S policy and public opinion.
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Money and ideas must pair in federal action
In Detroit, John W. Gardner of the Urban Coalition argues money alone cannot fix problems. He notes money needs ideas and strong strategies to reform subcom or defective institutions, with more effective use required for federal programs.
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Looking Back 50 Years Ago Cooley Grocery to Move
A landmark at 37 North 5 will relocate soon to the Renne Building on Fenn Street. The National Drug Co. will take over the old premises. GE distributed 3.7 million in benefits from a 5.5 million fund, half from the company.
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Notes and Footnotes Slip Knots and Small Town Aid
A late night gas dash ends with a Department of Natural Resources driver giving three gallons to stranded motorists the Southworths near Lenox Massachusetts. Also notes a new book by Norman Simpson with local history, praise for a Cheshire minister, a nonsupport case, and a brief linguistic definition about a trousseau.
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Letters on My Lai era blame shift and public discourse
A Kapitan letters page features critique of the My Lai tragedy focusing on national leadership and government, arguing for accountability of political figures while condemning military civilians. Readers push back on wartime narratives, citing evidence and historical examples, and urge fuller scrutiny of who bears responsibility for the war.
Pinkville and Backlash Our $350 Billion Nightmare
The piece assesses Vietnam costs at 110 billion so far with 240 billion projected, labeling the war a costly miscalculation. It argues the conflict harmed American budgets, worsened intergenerational tensions, India Asia policy, and public opinion, while exposing atrocities and a spreading white backlash. It questions whether intervention was worth it and warns of lasting national damage.
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Washington column assesses Greek press law and U S media freedom
A Times of London Athens report outlines Greece new press law making publishers editors and reporters liable for content and news accuracy. Severe penalties for disclosing military information and misrepresenting reports are to start January 1 under colonel rule. The piece contrasts Greek restrictions with American media freedom and warns against political attacks on the press.
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Ladder joke from Wall Street Journal
A successful executive taunts a less-successful coworker about their joint start at the company. The reply is sharp and implies the winner’s ascent relied on others’ support.
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