Right to Work advocates tout Nebraska study on jobs
The National Right to Work Committee released a nationwide study claiming right to work states created far more new manufacturing jobs from 198 to 1972, with lower unemployment and higher personal income. It cites Texas, North Carolina, and Tennessee as leaders, while New York and Massachusetts show declines. critics are urged to support federal right to work laws.
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United
Nebraska
National
Right To Work Committee
Nationyide Citizens’ Coalition
U.S. Departments of Commerce and Labor
Wien
U.S
Texas
Alashic
North Carolina
Tennessee
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maryland
Washington
Maine
Lawail
Reed Larson
National Committee
Congress
Larson
George Mesny
Boston
Lyon to Bordeaux Express Trip from a Railcar Window
Wi Ld Rogers describes a first class Lynn-Bordeaux Express journey from Lyon to the French countryside. He notes the train shed with many tracks, the yellow cars, and a tense atmosphere about secret papers while watching signals switch from red to green. The narrator reflects on flying versus politics and jokes about the Constitution and presidency.
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Lyon
France
Rhone
Bordeaux
M. Paul Goiffon
James Mahoney
Tiene
Journey Through France by Night on a Train
A family journey aboard a first class train moves through a wartime France. They glimpse Vichy, awkward meals foil a missing dining car, and an engineer’s careful stops mark a tense crossing toward Clermont and the Garonne. The narrative blends travel detail with wartime mood and cultural moments.
Freedom and self-control in a moral society
A Columbus Telegram note from August 5 1974 discusses freedom as a gift from God not government grant, warns that freedom is not license or anarchy, and calls for self-control aligned with moral laws such as the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It frames liberty as responsible self-rule tied to truthful conduct.
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Marilee Mahoney
Jimmy
Santa Clara University
No-drug plan for hypertensive patient intolerant to meds
Dr Lamb suggests lifestyle first for labile high blood pressure. Weight loss, strict salt restriction, eliminate stimulants and caffeine, stop smoking, and regular walking can control pressures near 150/90. If readings stay high, consider tranquilizers briefly, then stronger medicines only if persistent elevation warrants it.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
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A fragmented note mentions Pinback and a term at a local place. It references Fails oC reepeet and Me slighornts saStar Eiosine Ohba Salen in a cryptic context. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
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saStar Eiosine
Free World Reflections on Greek Regime and Global Freedom
Opinion piece argues the sudden fall of Greece’s seven year dictatorship shows U S influence, yet welcomes civilian rule while warning many allied regimes remain oppressive. It critiques U S support amid crises in Vietnam, the Philippines, and South Korea, urging true defense of human freedom beyond national security.
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Greece
Keast
Park
Washington
Kissinger
Athens
Turkey
Telurh
Amon America
South Vietnam
Philippines
United States
Marcos
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Yui Po Sun
Daniel Chi
Kus Uhi Ha
Kim
America
Meany strategy to impeach Nixon linked to McGovern feud
The AFL CIO leader George Meany sought to remove McGovern at the polls and then pursue impeachment of President Nixon. The piece traces Meany's factional calculus, COPE ratings, and the influence of labor on House Judiciary Committee members amid a charged Washington political climate.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
George McGovern
McGovern
Meany
South Dakota
John L. Lewis
Nixon
House of Representatives Judiciary Committee
COPE
Committee
Peter Rodin
New Jersey
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Robert Drinan
Massachusetts
Korft Committee
Richard Nixon
New York Times
Rabbi Korif
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Garonne
Normandie Hoel
Tami
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The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Ouly
Kiry
Am Ors
Eae
JS Kaine
Sega
Iene
Oakley
Charles.l. Blaik
Yale Law School
Anthony Harrigan
United States Industrial Council
Hal Nolds
Patrick Buchanan
Buchanan
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Senate
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Chamberlain
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