Old Union Power Questioned by Opinion and Johnson Veto
In Our Opinion that old black magic of unions is mostly baloney. The New York Times notes union endorsements carry little vote impact. The author cites LBJ’s veto on Guam's Right to Work bill as a cynical move to secure union backing rather than votes, criticizing the political gambit as aimed at labor financial support.
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New York Times
Johnson
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U.S
Guam
United States
Hal Boyle Americana memory trip through bygone times
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a travel agent to the past. He recalls old social norms and daily life in earlier decades, noting fashions, gender roles, professions, small-town etiquette, and common curiosities with a nostalgic tone. The piece reads like a brisk vignette of midcentury Americana.
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New York
Prisoner reforms and the reformers critique
Jim Bishop argues prison life breeds self pity and recidivism while urging education and psychiatric care as the path to reducing crime. He cites millions of yearly crimes and notes taxpayers pay for inmate meals and health services. He cites potential for talent and calls for aptitude tests and improved rehabilitation programs at federal and state facilities.
Liberty Lobby ties to right wing groups and antisemitic smear tactics
Drew Pearson outlines Liberty Lobby connections to national right wing networks and its anti Jewish, anti Negro rhetoric. Correspondence by Willis Carto reveals plans to build support with mobs behind racist campaigns while noting legal battles over prior testimony.
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Washington
Capitol
Norris
Sausalito
Liberty Lobby
Corry memory notes mix of politics and local graft misstep
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls United Nations pressure on Russia over veto power and CPA order debates. It includes commentary on ex convicts and employment for tradespeople, plus a city patrolmen exam notice, and a 1926 look at coal prices and a dog attack on sheep in Concord Township.
Cars blamed too much for accidents say safety experts
AP reports that new auto and traffic safety laws may save thousands of lives, yet public sentiment still leans toward blaming the car rather than the driver. Analysts cite studies showing driver error and road conditions as major factors, while insurers question fault distribution and push for driver accountability.
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New York
Washington
National Safety Council
Johnson
Corry
Ford
Supreme Court
Corry Evening Journal masthead and rates notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and agencies with advertising managers, production heads, and AP exclusive rights. It notes mail rates and display deadline and刊 distribution terms for the paper based in Corry Pennsylvania with New York and Philadelphia advertising representatives.
Fibroid Tumors of the Uterus and Bone Healing Details
Reader questions cover fibroid tumor types in the uterus their surgical options and when surgery is needed. The article notes fibroids grow slowly can shrink after menopause and rarely become cancerous with yearly exams advised. It also explains fracture healing delays causes and modern methods to keep fragments aligned.
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