Editorial clash over New York teachers strike
Excerpts from editorials nationwide oppose the New York City teachers strike. Critics call the action damaging to student morale, professional status, and city schooling while debating unions, law, and the profession’s future. The debate weighs professional identity versus labor action in America’s largest school system.
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New York City
United Federation of Teachers
New York
Springfield
Mass
Daily News
The
Washington Post
Alover
Afl-Cio
St-Betersbure
Fla
Epitaph For The Living Found In Fragments
A fragile OCR fragment hints at an epitaph style note from Naples Tampa and mentions Hala feo dinpent with phrases suggesting majesty and fate. The unreadable text includes enigmatic lines about life and legacy, without a clear event or person.
Sokolsky on US posture after World War II and allies
George Sokolsky critiques American diplomacy from Teheran to Yalta and beyond. He argues U S aid was viewed as weakness by many nations, that policy shifts damaged prestige in Asia and Latin America, and that disengagement and misread rivals complicated relations with the Soviet Union and Red China.
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United States
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Castro
Cuba
Latin Americas
Soviet
Russia
Red China
Red
The Spoken Word on Northern Do-Gooders and Segregation
Paul Harvey critiques northern critics labeled as carpetbaggers in a fervent tirade. He condemns media campaigns against the South and defends Southern race dynamics while accusing the North of hypocrisy. The piece frames national debates on civil rights, migration, and welfare with a provocative, polemical tone.
Kennedy seeks noninflationary deals to curb price rise
Washington analyst notes President Kennedy aims to persuade labor and business to avoid price and wage boosts. He lacks peacetime power to set terms, relies on persuasion and public good appeals, with reliance on noninflationary contracts and a proposed fact finding board to guide future settlements amid inflation fears.
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Healesse
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East Pebmary Secrecy of
Arthur Goldberg
Erie Firm Wins 1.53 Million Sharpsville Dam Contract
Arraio, president of the Erie firm Excavating and Grading Co, announced the award of a 1.532 million dollar contract for the Sharpsville Dam project. The work relocates a four mile Erie Railroad section to allow dam construction, with local labor used and some subcontracting to Sharpsville firms under the Small Business Act, start date to be set at awarding ceremonies. Senator Joseph S. Clark confirmed yesterday the award.
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Erie
Excavating and Grading Co
Sharpsvile Dam
Shenan
Frank —Rrate
Joseph S. Clark
Erie Railroad
Sarpsville
Arraro
Government labor policy debate signals wider wage control debate
The article discusses the push for stronger presidential power to handle national emergency strikes and the dispute over labor monopolies versus management concerns. It notes the panel's split on intervention methods, potential inflationary checks, and the tension between labor and management over monopoly claims and antitrust applicability. It mentions Kennedy's call for responsible use of public power and Dr. Arthur Burns’s cautious stance. It also reports Rev F Dickson Marshall becoming first vice president of the International Union of Gospel Missions.
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Arthur F. Burns
Council Ofconomic Advisers
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Cavannah
F. Dickson Marshall
New Castle
International Union of Gospel
Post Office Rates and Advertising Deadlines Noted
Fragmentary OCR shows postal rates and publication terms. Mentions second class mail 12.00 yearly 11.00 in advance, restricted territory, and advertising display deadlines. unclear source date or location.
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Corry
Gamer
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