In Our Opinion From Hidden Assets to Buckley Appointment
The column notes camouflaged assets found in homes raising unrealized totals to 192 dollars. It then reports William Buckley's expected nomination by President Nixon to the U.S. Information Agency Advisory Commission, detailing its prestige and notable members. It ends with a note on Congressmen disputing a column about funds from a Nazi front and asserts the factual details.
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William Buckley
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Buckley
U.S. Information Agency
Advisory Commission
Sigurd Larmon
Young and Rubicam
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Palmer Hoyt
The
Denver Post
Thomas van H. Vail
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Morris Novik
Afl-Cio
University of the Air
Larmon
Nixon to Name Buckley United Congressional Appeal
Willis Carto organized United Congressional Appeal and handed out about $90,000 to conservative congressional candidates and governors last year. The article discusses Carto's Nazi links, libel suits over publishing his letters, and lists conservatives who accepted or rejected his funds, including Buckley and Goldwater aides.
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United Congressional Appeal
Willis Carta
America
Unions Grow Powerful in U S Labor Policy Debate
Opinion notes the Taft Hartley Act limits compulsory union membership and cites state laws and a Supreme Court ruling allowing unions to fine workers for exceeding union quotas. Author laments perceived unfairness in union power and its influence on workers nationwide.
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Tultizmilion
Congress
Supreme Court
Robotic society fears and union power questioned
George Cooklis argues that worker productivity and union influence resemble a robotizing trend within society. He criticizes voting as conscience and calls for tighter limits on union size, warning that without safeguards a powerful union leader like James Hoffa could paralyze the country with a strike or political influence.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
James Hoffa
It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago Sports Recap
Corry items recall a Spring Greek 4-H Club meeting at Mrs How ard Johnsons home and school team results with Concord Washington Junior Elementary in Class B. The Jamestown base ball club under the Corry Bombers opens semi pro season at Loveland Field vs Black Ash. A grade school track meet at Loveland Field saw Junior Elementary win Class A with 23 points and Washington second. Also noted are 40 Years Ago items: Rev Lyle Utts to lead Episcopal Church, opening of Corry Country Club season on Memorial Day with a members party planned.
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Joe Nagle
Jamestown
Corry Bombers
Loveland Field
Black Ash
Washington
Lyle Utts
Greenville
Episcopal Church
Corry ‘Country Club
Today in History Highlights for May 24, 1969
Key past events include Peter Minuit founding New Amsterdam in 1625, Queen Victoria born in 1819, Samuel F. B. Morse sending the first telegraph message in 1844, and the Brooklyn Bridge opening in 1883. Also notes Boston's Back Bay Cycle on Motor and a public event.
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Peter Minand
New Amsterdam
Queen Victoria
Britain
Samuel FB. Morse
Washington
Baltinore
New York
Brooklyn
Lalgest
Back Bay
Boston
Morivats
Student backlash over campus turbulence and reform efforts
Paul Harvey argues student majorities drove order on campuses as Nixon drafts reform and Vietnam phaseout pared extremist influence. Harvard and New Mexico State Univ show campus resistance to SDS tactics. student demands grow absurd with cowboy studies department proposal and west ern attire mandates.
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New Mexico State University
How To Get Sick NEW YORK (AP)
A playful spoof lists dozens of mock illnesses to dodge a country summer with a husband and kids. It playfully pairs fears like arachnophobia and ophidiophobia with lifestyle complaints to urge staying in the city.
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New York
How to Contact Your Elected Officials in Pennsylvania and D C
State Representative Forest Hopkins of North East can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. State Senator James Willard of Pulaski Mercer County can be reached at the State Capitol. U S Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker can be reached at the Senate Office Building Washington DC. Congressman Joseph Vigorsto can be reached at the House Office Building Washington DC.
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