Fulbright Sees Global Outlook Dark Amid Decline Of US Power
In a quiet office Fulbright packs books and reflects on a world in flux. He cautions that Middle East volatility and shaky detente threaten the West, critiques U S foreign aid and warns Congress drifts on policy, insisting nations act from rational drives even as doubts loom.
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J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
America
Middle East
Congress
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Joe McCarthy
Indochina
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Unions Win Settlement Over Stevens Wiretap Suit
The Textile Workers Union of America and the AFL CIO Industrial Union Department reach a 50 000 out of court payout from J P Stevens & Co in a 1973 wiretap case. The funds aid 22 workers and 7 organizers, amid ongoing NLRO appeals and organizing drives at Stevens plants in the Carolinas.
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New York Times
Cheraw
Textile Workers Union of America
Industrial Union Department of i American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
J., P. Stevens & Co., Inc
Stevens
Here
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Alfred L. Motley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Motley
Sol Stetin
Nocholas Zonarich
A.F.L.C.I.0
Industrial Union Department
J.P. Stevens
Harold Mcelver
Carolina
A.f.l.-C.1.0
National Labor Relations Board
N.L.R.B
Carolinas
Israeli Doctors Amputate Leg of Florida Girl
A 17 year old girl from Jacksonville Florida had her right leg amputated above the knee after grenade fragments wounded her in Jerusalem. Hadassah Hospital surgeon said the operation was necessary as fragments damaged veins and arteries. Parents attended a prayer service at the hospital as the American consul general visited.
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Jerusalem
Florida
Hadassah Hospital
Dejean Replogle
Jacksonville
William Replogle
Robert Lindsey
Arthur Day
Dejean
Steven Castilla
Replogle
Holy Land
St. Lazarus
East
Jerusaem
White House security studied after gate crash incident
Officials say review of White House security will occur after a self-proclaimed Messiah rammed a gate on Christmas Day and compelled guards to hold firm for hours. Marshall Fields of Maryland was found with no explosives and committed to a mental hospital for observation.
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White House
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Ford
Colorado
Cret Service
Marshall H. Fields
Silver Spring
Fields
State Department
Washington Area
Earl Drescher
Executive Protective Service
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