Poll finds 5 to 1 oppose compulsory farm worker unionism
A nationwide Opinion Research Corp study for the National Rights Work Committee reports 68 percent oppose compulsory union membership for farm workers, 14 percent in favor, 18 percent undecided. The poll cites Reed Larson and Sen. Strom Thurmond endorsing the no-right-to-work stance.
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Cesar
Opinion Research Corp
National Rights Work Committee
NRAWC
Reed Larson
NRWGC
Congress
Congress Nute
Larson
Right To Work
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Watkins Abbitt
Dva
Strom Thurmond
RSG
Senate
Cntinental US
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizers
UFWOG
Credit Cards Outshine Cash In Dollar Crisis
In the European dollar crunch, travelers with credit cards face fewer issues than those carrying traveler’s checks. American Express, Diners Club, and Carte Blanche settle in local currency with merchants, shielding cardholders from instant exchange woes. The true test comes when refunds are due in U S dollars back home.
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Europe
American Express
Diners’ Club
Carte Blache
Soviet Tupolev 144 at Paris Air Show
Observers noted the Tupolev 144 at Le Bourget, capable of 2.9 times the speed of sound, with worn tires on the front gear. A French technician linked Soviet tire wear to dirt airfields due to lacking clean concrete runways.
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Lop Ital
Cie
Russia
le Bourget
Paris
Soviet Union
Barbs by Phil Pastord on party looks and gambling
The column notes that styles shape opinions before asking anyone to dance and hints at glamorous casino operators nearby. It blends fashion commentary with a sly nod to gambling influence in the area.
Free exchange rates boost exports and stir debate on floats
The piece argues that a four percent rise in the West German mark since May 9 under Bundesbank action has lifted dollar proceeds for U S exporters and may rise further as speculators hold marks. It examines how freeing exchange rates could boost exports, curb imports, and create honest valuations, noting mixed global reactions and the likelihood that currencies would adjust with trade balances.
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West Germany
Halland
Germany
Bundesbank
Butch
Austria
Switzerland
Hays
West Geramy
Gentral Motors
Romes
Ange Raics
Wall Street Journal
United States
Spa Billian
Fon
Cormans
Malabre
Ural
Your Freedom Newspaper Telegram Headlines
A compact telegram style update from the paper titled Let Peace Begin With Me, reflecting a call for calm and reconciliation amid ongoing civic focus. Details remain sparse in the fragment, preserving a mood of hopeful resolve.
Ask the Doctor Danger of steam and heat for heart patients
Dr Lawrence Lamb answers readers on sauna whirlpools and sweat rooms. He warns hot treatments can raise blood pressure risk for those with heart or vascular disease and advises against high heat while promoting safe exercise and weight loss. He also explains ankle joint cracking is not arthritis and emphasizes continued activity.
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Lamb
Tain
Federal Trade Commission
Dr. Lamb
Farm Animals Across and Down Puzzle Fragments
A garbled crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with many misspellings and obscurities. It references animals such as geese and a gooseye seaport, names like Mrs Johnson, and varied terms including months, places, and descriptors, all in a jumbled OCR format.
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Johnson
Tataa
Mindanao
New Guinea
New York City as a City State Alternative Debate
The column argues NYC cannot meet its bills and weighs becoming a city state led by Mayor Lindsay. It cites unions and five labor leaders who could halt city services, critiques public employee strikes, and notes a costly planning book dismissed as a mere draft. It questions relief through isolation and hints at political figures connected to the idea.
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New York City
John Lindsay
William Randolph Hearst
Norman Mailer
Lindsay
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Sacred
John DeLury
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association
Victor Cotbaum
District 37
the Americas Federation of
Matthew Guinan
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Edward Kiernan
Policemen’s Benevolunt Association
Michael J. Mays
Fire Fighters Association
New York
Manhattan
Boondocks
Golbaum
Albany
Washington
City Planning Commission
Beverly Moss Spall
Free enterprise explained with dictionary notes and examples
The discussion defines free enterprise as private business in competitive markets with limited government action. It notes socialistic contrasts, cites Webster's and Webster Third, and uses lemonade stands as a near example while flagging government license and zoning rules.
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Nazi Germany
United States
Romance in a cheap modern world and a Paris cafe secret
A reflective essay questions romance and morals in modern society. It contrasts superficial sexual culture with enduring acts of courage, then recounts a Paris restaurant scene where a cashier bears a black eye from an unspoken romance mystery. The tale highlights human longing and silent judgments in everyday life.
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Noty
Nome
Colosseum
Parthenon
Bayonne
Nat
Jersey Central
West Eighth Street
Paris
Crillon Hotel
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Rudyard Kipling
Amy County
Cay Land
Rocket
Vos Wight
Phil Pastord
Oscar
Cooley
Economics
Mavihiern University
Your Freedom Newspaper
Berry World
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Atlantic
Mitchon
Jes
City At the
Adirondacks
Hudson River
Peekskill
Long Island
John
Chamberlain
King
Romance
Jim Bishop
Kirg
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