Waiting Continues As Airlines, Union Tackle Wage Fight
Idle planes and empty airports mark 38 days of stalled talks between the machinists union and five major airlines over a new wage contract. Government intervention and a presidentially announced deal failed to win union approval while Congress negotiates an end to the strike. The dispute blends labor politics and public impact as leaders press for a settlement before public patience runs out.
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Johnson
Texas
Congress
Senate
House Commerce
Rules Committee
House
Harvry C. Staccers
D. W. Va
Afl-Cio
International Association of Machinists
Milquetoast Legion
Shepherding Rights and Police Duty in Civil Demonstrations
The piece argues law enforcement must protect rights but questions overuse of police during civil marches. It notes 225 Mississippi Highway Patrol officers in Grenada and compares Chicago with over a thousand officers for Dr Kane’s demonstrations. It calls for limits on personal escort and protection for peaceful citizens amid disruptions.
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U.S. District Court of Mississippi
Cuaupe Clayton
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Grenada
Mississippi
Dr. Erne
National Guard
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Highway Patrol
Chicago
Dr. Kinc
Kinc & Company
Kine
Martin Lurser
Dr. Kane
Celebrating a Wall Anniversary Under East German Rule
The East German leader Herr Unericht marks the fifth anniversary of the Berlin Wall, taunting the West as passive. The speech frames Western inaction as weakness while noting the wall kept East Germans in and sparks debate about freedom and political purity.
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Herr Unericht
Communist Party
Berlin
Germany
Unshcur
U.S.S.R
West Germany
Herr Uxsherr
Anine
Isipalatec
Adorning The Past Way Of Atoning For Rejecting Prophets
Dr. L. D. Johnson argues that nostalgia for the past blurs truth and fuels self deception. He cites alumni recollections and biblical rebukes, noting people claim they would have opposed prophets if living in earlier times. He warns this “good old days” mindset tarnishes moral accountability.
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DR. L. D. Johnson
Jesus
Jerusalem
Cline
Stephen
Abraham
Moses
Israel
Jeremiah
Long Island Sound and Ashes of Progress Crossed
A reflective piece blends environmental alarm with social critique as the author travels from Shelter Island to the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound. It links pollution and waste disposal to urban expansion, cites Dr Doxiadis in Aspen, and questions public support for prophets challenging contemporary complacency. The essay recalls biblical figures urging action against neglect.
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Aegean Sea
Aspen
Colo
Tinos Doxiadis
Long Island
Aspen Institute Forthor
Gotatland
Mae
Island Sound
Connecticut
Rhode
Dr. Doxiadis
Suffolk County
New England
New York City
Long Island Sound
New York
Shelter Island
Massachusetts
New Haven
Dr. Doviadis
Greece
Athens
Richere
Dr. Dovindisj
Widges
Lincoln
Sepen
Clayton Gengras
Finn
The Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
A public notice from The Danville Register details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including city carrier, mail options, and pricing. It lists zone-based pricing, renewal notices, and national ad representatives for marketing inquiries.
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Danville
Associated Press
Bscribers
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Truth-In-Tourism Bill Mocks Capitol Tour
A satirical tour through Washington during a hypothetical truth-in-tourism bill scorns Senate debates on school prayer and a civil rights act. Tourists hear about Dirksen’s resolution, airline labor fights, and a hostile view of government intervention as Restoration Art and gladiators in the Capitol.
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Washington
D.C
Congress
Senate Caucus Room
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Senate
Machinists’ Union
Atlas improves world map index with computer help
Washington reports the National Geographic Society used a RCA 301 computer to create and memorize 138000 place names for the Atlas of the World. The process alphabetized and formatted names for 1127 columns of phototype, enabling updates via magnetic tape and promising future savings.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Wellman Chamberlin
Ana River
Germany
Zywicc
Poland
Society
Herman J. A. C. Arens
Mejor
Rocappi, Inc
Crsm
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
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Herr Ulbricht
Suecess
John Chamberlain
THE
Danville Register
Holmes
Alexander
Jefferson
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
National Geographic News
Sludgepump
Soapy Williams
Michigan
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