Parity Stance Shocks Dayton GM Appliance Workers Vote
GM appliance workers in Dayton voted to waive two years of wage increases to protect jobs and keep production in the area amid plant closure fears. The move, backed by Local 801 and thousands of workers, aims to maintain parity with rivals and secure a stable wage floor.
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Mafia children drift away from crime, Talese says
Gay Talese in Hood Thy Father argues that the Mafia is not dead but fading as children of mobsters seek legitimate lives. He notes women also leaving the male crime world, and insists the next generation may graduate into mainstream American life.
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Call for Congress to define the Bill of Rights sparks clash
Harvard law professor Paul A Freund urges Congress to define constitutional guarantees, risking partisan debate and challenging Supreme Court interpretive duties. He argues the climate of the age now favors broader human rights, while warning against Congress shaping core freedoms.
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War talk and economic duties in a world of inequality
A letter echoes from Holmes Alexander criticizing “peace” as a phantom and arguing that rich nations also have a right to fight. It critiques Chandra and Chandra’s framing, notes U.S. Pay Board and Nixon administration tensions, and urges decisive action against inflation and unemployment amid global power.
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Buckley on Subscriptions and Paperback Royalties
A letter explains publisher and author earnings, detailing royalties from hardback and paperback sales. It notes typical author earnings, guarantees, and the economic leverage of cancellations, with examples of Shirer and Talese and the gap between profits and author pay.
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Ralph deTeledano recounts AP coverage on John Stewart Service
The piece critiques the Associated Press handling of John Stewart Service and his State Department career. It notes Service was fired in 1952 amid Amerasia case records and cites later revisions of AP history. The text claims press bias and accuses AP of misreporting dates and events concerning Red China and Service.
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Loyalty Review dominoes over Amerasia case in 1951
The piece discusses President Truman's Loyalty Review finding "reasonable doubt" about John Stewart Service related to Amerasia, the firing of Service in 1952, and broader debates within the State Department about anti-Communist actions, authority, and credibility amid Vietnam era politics. It references Nixon, Dulles, and ongoing U.S. disengagement in Vietnam while critiquing media rewrites of history.
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Yorty The Los Angeles Mayor Eyes National Run
The piece argues Mayor Sam Yorty could enter Democratic primaries in New Hampshire Florida and California aiming for a national bid. It notes his speaking skill conservative stance and possible surge if liberal candidates dilute Muskie and McGovern votes, risking a strong Californian primary showing.
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