Telegram Opinion on Labor Union Influence in Nixon Era
The article presents a critical view of labor union leadership and job secretary appointments. Welsonal Reders and Raymond Losorain challenge top union officials’ reach, arguing most workers affiliate only due to compulsion and that minority leaders control labor policy, a critique of majority rule in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulse Local 386
Welsonal Reders
Nixon
Jobor
Peter Brennan
Job
Nalt
Raymond Losorain
Gear
Lawmakers weigh bills to shield press from judges
Opinion column warns against Weicker Cranston bills that would let government grant or deny a free flow of information. It argues First Amendment protection is stronger than any qualified standard and urges informed citizens over new laws. The piece cites potential overreach, judicial power, and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lowell Wiecker Jr
R-Conn
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Mss Fey
Ihereof
Anon i
Waderstand
Weicker
United States
Congress
Rhptoma
The People Speak To Gl Fati In Response Letter
In response to your letter Seats Central says your note was an opinion not a fact. They note a small percentage misbehaves at games and argue the majority supports fair play. Scotus has a fine team and pep club and deserves not to be condemned for a few actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fati
Seats Central
Scotus
Ang
Wandel
Hsu
Wave at Me Officer? Gay Panic in Police Ranks Cited
A controversial column accuses the New York City Police Department of harboring homosexuals and pimps, citing internal security metrics and a call for policy changes. The piece discusses discrimination, promotions, and the clash between personal orientation and community standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Thiere
Shoo Fis
Debate Over Homosexuality Sparks Denunciations and Defense
A reader letter argues against discrimination of gays, citing a 8 percent versus 97 percent bias dynamic and questioning the military's stance on service. The writer urges factual reporting, criticizes prejudiced views, and defends gay identity as a lasting part of society while noting psychiatrist opinions remain unsettled.
Barbs by Phil Pastore On goals and wisdom in life
Barbs by Phil Pastore satirizes pursuing goals in the face of mistakes and time. It plays with sayings about wisdom and routines, noting that lateness or late visits affect outcomes and employment, with a playful jab at leadership decisions.
Understanding Arthritis Types and Food Additives
Dear Reader explains the main arthritis forms osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis and related bone disorders with emphasis on diagnosis and plain language guidance. It also notes a booklet titled Here's Help for Arthritis and mentions nitrates in cured meats as a debated cancer risk topic discussed by agencies including FDA and USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
LaRue Stone
Arthitis
Fragmented crossword clues puzzle entry shows scattered terms
The page fragment lists numerous crossword style clues and partial entries such as Torrid 21 Rave and French river 42, with garbled phrases like Bidentical and Gui ds's note. It resembles a crossword cheat or puzzle grid with numbers and mislabeled items, including references to mythic or scientific terms and names, but lacks coherent structure or solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergveert
Baerceb
Aegean
Controls and wage price limits linger in Nixon era debate
The Nixon administration extends wage and price controls toward April amid forecasts of long-lasting effects. Analysts trace opposition from SSIC and Wall Street Journal while supporters including Sen. Kennedy praise the move as necessary, with union leaders pushing for tougher, centralized controls guiding business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyricdent Myboson
University of Virginia
Souther States Industrial Council
SSIC
Wall Steent Journal
Recentle
Decletion
America
Nixon
Eisenhower
McTruman
Nixa
Congress
Edward Kennedy
West Coast
Sen. Kennedy
Nista
Leonard Wnodesch
United Auto Workers
Ees
Nison
Wall Street Journal
SENSING THE NEWS By Anthony Harrigan
Analysis of wage and price controls in a liberal Congress era. Business leaders criticize government limits while unions seek higher coal miner raises and debates over long term control policy. The piece argues controls erode free enterprise and propel a socialist critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolrness
McGovernism
Richardson appointment faces Senate skepticism and defense debate
The piece argues Elliot Richardson’s potential Defense post could spark Senate scrutiny and ACU opposition. It contrasts his dovish stance with needed military history insight, noting past McNamara lessons, and questions readiness if domino theory proves relevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Realth
Education
Fuiot
Michardson
Melvin Laird
Asead
Defore
ACU
Nixon
Richardson
U.S
Moscow
Pentagon
NEW
Ichardson
Nison
Bising
Oo Vieliami
Defense Department
Robert McNamara
James Burnham
MuNamaret
MuNamira
McNamara
Giap
United States
Elliot Richardson
Southeast Asia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laarnie
George Meany
Waters of
Ivar Lindsay
Alice
Cours
Jim
Fen
Nanie
Mr. Wandel
Ared
Vietnam
Phil Pastore
Fey
Your Freedom
Columbus, Nebraska
Wun
Arituiis
Laltay
Ihe
Food and Drug Administration
Health, Fulcation and Welfare Department
Department of Agriculture
Olie
Cayol
Charles Lam
Tae
Lel
Anthony Harrigan
John
Chamberlain
Farvares Sendicale
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!