Beadle Bumble Fund Bets On Danville Justice
Richmond editor Krupatrick attacks Judge Arxen over a 1963 injunction and a Seattle connection while defending Leroy Taylor, a local teacher jailed after a peaceful protest. The melee traces back through appeals, private schools, and press bias as Danville justice is debated in a sharp, era-tinged column.
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James
Beadle Bumble) Kilpatrick
Richmond News-Leader
BradLe Bumane
Leroy Taylor
Taylor
Krupatrick
A. M. Arxen
Aten
Kinpatrick
Danville
Kit- Patrick
Richmond
Seattle
Aiken
Ku Spatrick
Police
Department of Justice
Kruparaik
San Francisco Police Department
Corporation Court
State Court of Appeals
U.S. District
Circuit
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Arken
Kieparrer
J. H
Killpatrick
Arxen
Nothing but loss in Kennedy book dispute warms publishers
Negotiations between the Kennedy family and author publisher Harper & Row over William Manchester's The Death of a President appear deadlocked. Both sides refuse concessions, risking a court fight that could yield no winner and flood markets with unexpurgated copies printed abroad.
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Kennedys
William Manchester
Jacqueline Kennepy
The
U.S
Manchester
Kennedy
Harper & Row
Look Magazine
Song
Jonn F. Kennedy
Aprana
Lincoln
White House
Pirates of the
Biography sketch of Sludgepump for Washington speech
Congress member Sludgepump seeks a biographical sketch for a speech introduction. His secretary consults the encyclopedia to compile essential details about the figure, updating or adjusting names and dates as needed to fit the intended tribute. The draft emphasizes public service, key career milestones, and notable legislative actions.
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Sludgepump
George Washington
Labor Relations in Schenectady and GE Strategy
John Chamberlain analyzes how Schenectady remains volatile amid a ninth week GE strike and rising pieceworker wages. He notes GE’s MSC plan to keep Schenectady competitive, potential relocation, and glimpses of Mt. Vernon Indiana’s participative management as a model. The piece contrasts local labor leaders and town dependence on GE pay rolls with broader corporate experimentation.
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United States
Union College
Schenectady
New York
Great General Electric Company
John ‘Shambo
John Shambo
International Union of Electrical Workers
Clover
Cally
Paradise
New York State
New York City
MSC
Lem Boulware
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Guaranteed annual income doomed by labor needs and morality
The piece argues that a guaranteed income for the unemployed is impractical amid labor shortages and inflation. It warns such a policy would erode work habits, burden earners, and erode national economic vigor, leading to widespread lethargy and eventual poverty. It calls for resisting utopian welfare plans as harmful and misguided.
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Johnson
America
United States
Irving Babbitt
Watts
Harlem
An Omnious Resignation From Johnsons Inner Circle
Washington reports split views on Bill Moyers resignation as Lyndon Johnsons press secretary. Columnist cites tense travel notes and private tapes suggesting Moyers quit over pressure and Johnsons escalating woes rather than money or promotion. The piece flags a dangerous strain between leader and aide amid a tense late 1960s presidency.
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Washington, D. C
Bill Moyers
Johnson
Bill
Mayers
Alamo
Moyers
Mr. Johnson
Johnson Enterprises
Texas
Long Island
Cf Us
Lyndon Johnson
The Johnson Mystery Thickens In Capital
Washington buzzes over a vocal Johnson strategy, or lack thereof, as observers and White House aides ask what the President will reveal on major issues. Inflation, recession risks, Great Society plans, and Vietnam dominate concerns while a drift toward silence fuels market jitters and cabinet unease.
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Lyndon Johnson
White House
Washington
Mr. Johnson
Vest
Congress
Johnson
Newsweek
Charles Roberts
John F. Kennedy
Republic
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor and
Commerce
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Afl-Cio
Vietnam
Master Builders of Insects Build Skyscraper Homes
National Geographic profiles social insects and their engineering feats. African termites create 20 foot tall fortress nests with planned interiors. Ants and termites cultivate, transport, and assemble materials using specialized roles in elaborate underground and arboreal structures.
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United States
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