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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
2
A feature explaining Right to Work as the freedom to work without being forced to join or fund a union. It contrasts compulsory unionism with individual choice and notes that laws protect voluntary membership while not hindering legitimate union activity. It cites the National Right to Work Committee and its 1955 coalition purpose.
Lowenstein seeks federal probe into alleged Rooney election violations. The case centers on double voting claims by Rooney relatives, disputed primary results, and campaign tactics tied to the Rooney machine. The DOJ faces pressure from both parties as GAO audit delays and political influence emerge.
Police in Valparaiso Indiana report a complaint from a man who said a woman made obscene telephone calls to him. He notes he does not mind the calls but is 60 years old. The item reflects a local police blotter style from the era.
The excerpt profiles Harry S Truman as candid and outspoken, noting how his remarks on politicians fear statesmanship decisions and the Bible shaped his public persona. It highlights his blunt views on reporters editors and his habit of acting decisively and moving on.
Dr. Arie Bronfenbrenner disputes a quoted misattribution over the Child Control Bill and notes typographical errors in print. Crane recalls examples of misquotation and word substitution, including a politician praised by miscontextual endorsements and Horace Greeley’s legible misread letters.
On this day in history events include the 1866 Charleston earthquake in D.C. that killed 41, the 1954 Hurricane Carol damage across New England, the 1968 Iranian earthquake with many deaths, and Brazil’s 1969 military coup after a presidential stroke. William Saroyan born August 31, 1908 is noted. A thought from William Saroyan reflects on theft and trust.
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