Editorial claims right to work boosts growth and wages
The Dallas Morning News editorial cites U. S. Labor Department data funneled through the National Right to Work Committee showing higher job growth, plant investment, and income in right to work states during a decade. Reed Larson argues voluntary unionism curbs compulsory unionism and promotes fair bargaining and broader growth benefits.
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U. S. Labor Department
National
Right To Work Committee
Reed Larson
Dallas Morning News
Japan United States China shifts shape Asian balance
The piece notes Japan faces pressure from China’s Washington gestures and ponders a Japan China alliance. It highlights Taiwan's continued support by Japan and the US, Sato's limited immediate policy impact, and the potential for a large Sino Japanese partnership reshaping Asia and US interests.
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United States
Tokyo
China
Asia
Japan
Taiwan
United Nations
Washington
Eisaku Sato
Washington-Peking
Humphrey and O Brien Offer 1972 Scenarios in Political Gas
Senator Hubert Humphrey told labor officials Nixon would serve only one term and Democrats helped elect him in 1968. Larry O Brien said Spiro Agnew’s chances of staying on the ticket were about fifty fifty. The piece questions why Democrats would oppose Nixon if defeat is likely.
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Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Nixon
Larry O Brien
Spiro Agnew
G.O.P
Spiro
New York
John Lindsay
Fort Leavenworth and the Army’s Western Frontier Legacy
Leavenworth Kansas site recalls Col Henry Leavenworth founding the fort on May 8 1827 to protect settlers moving west. The post housed the Army’s Department of the Missouri and cavalry units that opened the frontier. The chapel honors generals from Custer to other cavalry leaders and the long war to pacify western lands.
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FT. Leavenworth
Kan
U.S Army
West Point
Henry Leavenworth
Missouri River
California
Oregon
Leavenworth
Army
Department of the Missouri
George Custer
Little Big Horn
Nebraska
United States
Command and General Staff College
Future Army Leaders Train at Fort Leavenworth Staff College
The article highlights the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth where 1,300 U S officers and 103 officers from 50 allied nations study. Average age is 34 with majors and lieutenant colonels well represented. They train to command divisions and corps, reflecting West Point values and Vietnam era service.
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Ft. Leavenworth
U.S
Command and General Staff College
U. S
Leavenworth
Vietnam
West Point
West
DAILY ACROSS Ross Puzzle Clue List Unveils Sharp Wordplay
The Daily Across presents a packed clue set led by Ross. Players tackle synonyms and phrases from Identical to Lummox, with entries like Italian river and Spire ornament. The puzzle exercises language skill and speed.
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Miss Hagen
Memorial Day May 30 1971 in History
On May 30 1971 notable events include Cornelia Otis Skinner born in 1901 and Joan of Arc burned at Rouen in 1431. Also A J Foyt won the 1964 Indianapolis 500 where Eddie Sachs and Dave McDonald died in a second lap crash.
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United Press International
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Joan of Arc
Maid of Orleans
Rouen
France
A. J. Foyt
Eddie Sachs
Dave McDonald
Czech Central Com
Anti War Vet Leaders Misrepresented Facts At Hearing
Washington report accuses Vietnam Veterans Against the War leaders of misrepresentation. Al Hubbard admitted false claims about flying in Vietnam, while John Kerry used a writer's words for his Senate testimony. The piece also notes a congressional junket to New York and criticism of a $42 million federal job program for aerospace workers.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Ashington
al Hubbard
NBC
Meet the Press
Air Force
Hubbard
Vietnam
John Kerry
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Adam Walinsky
Robert Kennedy
Kerry
Massachusetts
Nixon
Harvey C. Losow
Long Island
New York
Losow
Labor Department
ousted Czech leader sparks push for reform
A committee ousted former President Antonin Novotny triggering a move toward liberalization in Communist Czechoslovakia. Soviet bloc troops later crushed the attempt, ending the challenge to the regime.
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Mittee
Antonin Novotny
Liberation
Czechoslovakia
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