High court discrimination on rights to choose employment terms
A Telegram Opinion argues that forcing an employee to labor under unwanted conditions is involuntary servitude. It examines a 5th Circuit decision against Bendix Corp, ruling Friday work restrictions based on Sabbath faith violated employer rights, calling the ruling a major discrimination and a threat to property rights.
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Meany’s stance shapes labor leader’s political drift
George Meany, head of AFL CIO, signals distancing from Nixon and McGovern in a year marked by political caution. The piece notes his labor-tilted views clash with business, while suggesting Meany’s influence may be fading as politics shape union leadership.
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Richard Nixon
George Menavera
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Miami
Hal Witluss
United States
McGovern
McCovern
Mr. Meany
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Sully the Stumblebum Fighter and a Dream of Heaven
Vivid recall of Sully the punchy fighter with a wild, flawed charm. A biographical sketch blends boxing grit and offbeat humor, recounting his boastful self view, church stumbles, and a surreal Heaven dream where an angel temptingly veers toward marriage.
Egg Diet Debates Prompt Reader Pressure and Industry Ties
Lawrence Lamb MD discusses conflicts between health guidance on egg yolks and industry lobbying. He cites the American Heart Association and USDA claims, notes legal threats from egg interests, and affirms continuing to report scientific findings while resisting intimidation to withhold information from readers.
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Inter-society Commission On Heart Disease
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Homonyms Across Puzzle Clue List Mystery
A fragmented puzzle clue page lists scattered terms and phrases across sport, geography, names, and numbers. Readers are invited to decipher cross language style homonyms, foreign place names, and numerical codes amid garbled OCR lines.
Uncensored and isolationism in prewar America
A tattered file titled Uncensored run by Sidney Hertzberg and Frank Manighen tracked pro war groups in the US from 1930s to Pearl Harbor. The piece recalls the publication’s staunch isolationist stance, backing “Come home, America,” and arguing the US should not imitate Rome or risk lives for Europe.
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Uncensored
Sidney Hertzberg
Writton
Barge Park
Frank Manighen
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Stu. Chase
Nation
Oswald Garrison Villard
Marquis Childs
Quincy Howe
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Te State Department
Britain
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Hanighen
Hitler
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America
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Omaha
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Navy
Goering
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Miami Beach
McGovern
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Middle East
John Chamberlain on war fears and arms race nostalgia
The author recalls prewar innocence and the rapid shift after December 7, 1941, noting advances from intercontinental rockets to the atomic age. He laments current geopolitics, questions isolationist roots, and warns of a future where laser weapons from satellites threaten freedoms, urging vigilance over arms buildup.
Weather as a Weapon of War Predictions and Risks
The essay questions if weather could be weaponized, citing cloud seeding reports and past storms. It warns that climate manipulation could disrupt ecosystems, trigger unpredictable chain reactions, and alter global currents, potentially causing ice ages or floods. It notes Pentagon weather research and urges cautious policy.
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Sierra Club
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Siberia
United States
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Japan
America
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