Public interest urged in FMC dispute talk by Rep Slack
Editorial urges listeners to watch Rep. John M. Slack Jr on Channel 2 at 7 p.m. to hear an impartial report on the FMC South Charleston Ordnance Division strike. The piece notes Slack's long involvement and argues his broadcast could push both labor and management toward a swift, realistic settlement for the community’s sake.
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IMC Corporation
Ordnance Division
South Charleston
John M. Slack Jr
Rep. Slack
Slack
Navy Ordnance
FMC
Washington
Defense Department
Car Test Makes Detroit Proud
A large American automobile collided head on with a small foreign car at 60 mph in a controlled test overseen by Connecticut Police Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy. The big car withstood the impact better, while the foreign car fared poorly, a result criticized as a display to deter buyers from small cars. Mulcahy defended the test as proving consumer resistance to smaller vehicles.
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Roblem
Connecticut
Leo J. Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Detroit
Public
Automation and Job Loss Shake a Loyal Worker
A veteran staffer, after 22 years of faithful service, is laid off as the company embraces automation. Frustration erupts in destructive acts before he reflects that cost cutting is common in a competitive economy. The piece warns that widespread displacement will soon threaten the American way of life as machines replace human labor.
Gift of God and labor quoted from Evelesiasies VV
A brief fragment quotes a religious line about rejoicing in labor, attributed to Evelesiasies VV in verse 19, reflecting a spiritual theme without further context or events.
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Evelesiasies VV
Washington
John L. Lewis
John
Readers' Forum criticizing editorial and dam debate
A reader questions the editorial stance on Aswan dam funding and Middle East policy citing U S withdrawals and Khushchev support. The letter argues America should have funded the dam to counter a Russian imprint and notes gunboat diplomacy followed. A second reader laments neglected Kanawha State Forest road maintenance and asks where appropriated funds have gone, humorously warns of unsafe trips to the pool area.
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Aswan Dam
Nasser
Africa
Hig
England
France
Israel
Egypt
Gavette
Kanawha State Forest
Coal policy debate under Johnson proposal tests Appalachian needs
Washington congressmen hear coal advocates led by Joseph Moody argue for policy to expand production and jobs in Appalachia while noting limited employment gains from mechanization. Moody says coal is bread for the region. miners face wage gains but reduced job prospects amid mechanization and aging labor, as war on poverty targets poverty in coal fields and urban slums.
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Appalachia
Joseph J. Moody
Congressional Committee
Johnson
Moody
National Coal Policy Conference, Inc
Enal
Appalachian States
Southeastern Electric Generating Companies
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
U. S. Senate
Pittsburgh
Appalachian
John K. Lewis
De Gaulle Insures Gaullist Regime Post Presidency
Paris reports General de Gaulle plans to back Prime Minister Pompidou as successor should he not seek a second term. His 1966 end date looms as he weighs aging and political endurance with a view to a harmonious final act. Doppler notes his health recovery may influence thoughts on retirement.
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New York Times Co
Paris
de Gaulle
France
Fifth Republic
Pompidou
Picardy
Churchill
Adenauer
Tntil
Joe Tne
Grul- Iista
Fompidon
Gaullist
Marseille
Gaston Defferre
Defferre
De Gaulle's Next Move Shapes French Presidency
Intercepted message hints de Gaulle may retire or back Pompidou as his Gaullist heir. Podium plans hinge on de Gaulle's endorsement, with possible successors Pinay Finay and Pompidou. Analysts foresee a Gaullist transition if the general withdraws, altering France's political course.
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Ede Gaulle
Fompidou
Defferre
Antoine Finay
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Pinay
France
Scranton Gains Favor as GOP Nominee Fallout Grows
Political maneuvering inside the Republican Party centers on William Scranton as a potential presidential nominee. Moderate leaders seek rapid strategy talks in San Francisco while Lodge’s Viet Nam role and shifts in backing surface. Nelson Rockefeller weighs SOS options as Scranton gains ground.
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Washington
William Scranton
Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
San Francisco
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Gen
Eisenhower
George
Scranton Faces Challenge Building Bipartisan Republican Coalition
Scranton warns that uniting GOP factions around Goldwater and Romney will be tough. He notes friction between moderates and Goldwater allies, urging careful persuasion at the convention. Scranton relies on aggressive tactics to pressure rivals while seeking a broad, coalition voice.
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George Romney
Michigan
Cleveland
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Harold Stassen
Scranton
Scranton and Johnson clash over GOP draft remarks
Fragmented excerpts show Scranton questioning a draft claim linked to Senator Hugh Scott while Johnson touts Republican women candidates. The piece hints at internal party tensions, smoke on the back of Scott's neck, and AMA criticism of high school smoking research amid a stirring political backdrop.
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Scranton
Goldwater
Sen
Hugh Scott
Johnson
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