Editorial on US unions widening benefits and inclusion
The piece traces unions from their rebellious origins to a modern phase where benefits favor a few. It questions low inclusivity and urges broader earnings and fair wealth sharing, highlighting tension between labor pride and social justice goals.
Unions Compared to Nero as Fire Rages in Republic
Editorial likens unions to Nero fiddling while democracy burns and predicts minority groups will pressure unions in coming days. Claims unions propagate racism, contrasting labor leadership with bigotry and denounces union symbols as corrupt.
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Democratic Republic
Nero
Mark Rudd
Greyson Kirk
Forman’s Reparations Push Draws Church Meeting
The piece notes James Forman linking Hegelian theory to publicizing in mass media to press churches for reparations by claiming racism. A Chanute meeting drew 125 people as a platform for minority advancement and church accountability, arguing that protests and firm action, not polite appeals, spurred progress.
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James Forman
United States
Forman
Hegel
Chanute
Chanute residents seek public storm shelters in tornado country
A letter from M F Tatman of Chanute in 1901 urges the city to provide public storm shelters. He notes the lack of shelters despite fallout shelters and suggests converting church basements and business basements into safe havens to protect families during tornado alerts.
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Chanute
M. F. Tatman
Central
Wheat harvest to lift regional yields this year
Tribune notes twenty five years ago reports show area wheat yields rising from 12.6 to 17 to 20 bushels per acre with heavier grain, as the harvests come in. Frances Jackson visits her husband Jess Lee Jackson in Kansas City, while a fifty year old column cites M. J. Cunningham urging bank vaults to have signals to aid robberies.
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Frances Jackson
Kansas City
Jess Lee Jackson
M. J. Cunningham
Cheir
Santa Fe Railroad
Southern Kansas Division
The Tip Ped Uterus Predicament And Other QandAs
Dear Dr Thosteson answers questions on a tipped uterus with potential surgery not always needed and pregnancy viability. He advises delaying intervention unless pregnancy problems arise. Also guidance on uric acid gout treatment and a salt craving issue in a 12 year old, with ad hoc medical cautions.
Saturday June 28 Television Schedule Highlights
Channel listings for KVOO to KMBC show a dense 5:55 to 12:15 schedule with cartoons news and dramas. Programs include Bug Bunny Hockday and Spiderman plus The Monroes and Wagon Train across channels and day parts.
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States
Linus Lionhearted
Casper
Cool McCool
Center Earth
Geo. of Jungle
McHale’s Navy
Studio Five
America
Mike Douglas
Sebring
U.S
Marshal Dillon
Laramie
Porter Wagoner
Huntley-Brinkley
Jackie Gleason
Adam
Lawrence Welk
All-Amer
Ghost & Mrs. Muir
Capitol Hill
Homestead USA
Linus the Lionhearted
Magoo
Mr. Magoo
Hitchcock
John Gary Shaw
Beaver
David Wade
McHale
Adventure
McHale's Navy
The
Jetsons
Parson's Children Hospital
Nixon overreaches on Vietnam pullout plan sparks debate
Washington column notes President Nixon’s press conference shift on troop withdrawals attacks Clark Clifford’s stance, with aides disputing his exact promises. Analysts warn the remarks may hamper Paris talks and risk hardening North Vietnamese positions, while critics call it a major misstep.
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Washington
Nixon
Harry Truman
HST
Korea
Clement Attlee
Atlantic
London
Johnson
Clark Clifford
Clifford
South Vietnam
Defense
Vietnam
Paris
Integrating Personal and Corporate Salvation in Scripture
Lawrence Walthouse argues the Bible calls for both personal holiness and corporate righteousness. He cites Amos Micah Isaiah Luke and Jesus to show that changing hearts and reforming social structures go together not separately. The message: both individual transformation and social justice are essential.
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Micah
Isaiah
Jesus
Nicodemus
Nazareth
Reinhold Niebuhr
June Bingham
Charles Scribner's Sons
N.Y
A Cruel and Unusual Night and Guns at Batasi TV Listings
Tonight on Channel 5 and 6 a lineup features A Cruel and Unusual Night starring Ronald Reagan Scott Marlowe and Anne Helm. CBS presents Guns at Batasi with Richard Attenborough and Mia Farrow. A late film The Haunted Strangler headlines Channel 6 with Boris Karloff Marilyn Monroe and Ethel Merman in a themed showcase.
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Ronald Reagan
Scott Marlowe
Anne Helm
Batasi
Richard Attenborough
Mia Farrow
Boris Karloff
Marilyn Monroe
Ethel Merman
Daytime TV Schedule Listed for Weekdays in Tribune
The Tribune lists a weekday daytime TV lineup running Monday through Friday with daily program blocks and time slots. Readership is advised to note the schedule changes published for the current week.
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