Congress Faces Airline Strike And Public Interest Legislation
The AFL-CIO union demands a 53 cent hourly raise while airlines offer 56 cents and a 42 month contract. Negotiations stall despite Labor Department mediation as the strike cripples flights and costs rise. Senators Morse Mansfieto Monse push emergency action, while Rep. Tuck urges broader public-interest labor law reform.
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Congress
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
United
Northwest
Trans-World
Labor Department
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Sen. Morse
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Defense, Commerce
Labor
Post Office
Senate Democratic
Mime MansFieto
Sen. Monse
Morse
House
Washington
Wintiams M. Tuck
Virginia
Fifth
South
Boston
Rep
Tuck
Signs In The Sky Prompts Hope On War Crimes Trials
The piece notes outraged American opinion over threats to punish pilots captured in North Viet Nam and reports Ho Chi Minh’s cable to CBS saying no trial is in view. It discusses a committee pursuing war crimes trials, U. S. vows to protect pilots as POWs, and calls for continued public pressure to deter trials while signaling U.S. resolve in Vietnam.
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Ho Cut Minh
North
Viet Nam
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hanoi
People's Supreme Court
Johnson
Deax Rusk
North Viet Nam
Peking
Moscow
United States
Everett M. Dirksen
Lanai
America
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Red River
Hell
U.S
Chicago
Tre
President Johnson tours tri state area shows commander role
Johnson visits Indiana Kentucky and Illinois during a weekend trip. He stresses his commander in chief duties after observing helicopter maneuvers at Fort Campbell and awarding Viet Nam veterans. Public opinion polls show mixed views but many back him as he stays firm to win the war and bring the troops home.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Johnson
Fort Campbell
Hanoi
Hai- Phong
Jaxxson
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Jouxsey
Daily Danville Register Editorial and Service Rates
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including in city, mail, and Sunday only options. Rates cover 35 cents a week for delivery, 15 dollars per year by mail, with other tiered terms and zones noted.
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Danville
Associated Press
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Lo Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Paralyzed courage and the urge for understanding
An editorial condemns excessive pursuit of understanding for criminals and aggressors. It argues society must hold perpetrators responsible, cites the Chicago nurse massacre and Ho Chi Minh, and warns that overemphasis on psychology or mercy can erode righteous indignation and the will to act.
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America
Chicago
Pines
Philipine
Generosa Proyido
Corazon Amarao
Amurao J
Dunebeats
Hurch
Senate Fair Housing Debate Draws Local Realtors
The letter comments on a federal fair housing bill and its potential impact on property rights. It cites Paul H. Rittle of the Greater Pittsburgh Board of Realtors, his views with urban league partners, and questions federal overreach, urging voluntary, noncoercive housing decisions while defending property rights and equal protection under law.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
California
Paul H. Rittle
Greater
Pittsburgh
The
Urban League
Mayor's Commission On Human Relations
Rittle
Title TV
Maborkand
Hubert Humphrey and the Civil Rights Crisis
Washington columnist argues that Hubert Humphrey fears the forces unleashed by the Civil Rights movement and warns that law and order must prevail. The piece links his advocacy to the 1948 Democratic Convention and cautions about potential violence if progress continues unchecked.
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Washington, D.C
Hubert Humphrey
Frankenstein
Humphrey
Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Philadelphia
Buckley Defends Vietnam Policy via Patriotism Appeal
William F Buckley Jr argues President Johnson promotes Vietnam policy by appealing to patriotism amid criticism. He contrasts allied and enemy actions, notes antiwar dissent, and presses for national unity while warning against superficial judgments. The column critiques intellectual consistency and media commentary on war.
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Danville Register
Ot Rikers
John Chamberlain
Russell Kirk
Senator Soaper
Holmes Alexander SE
Worry Humphreys
Hump
Hubert Hum
Haphrey
Ing
William F. Buckley, Jr
LBJ
Vietnam
France
Algeria
United Belts
India
Cersceny
Srode
Iris
Alberia
Luci Johnson
Tigers
Argu
Federal Communications Com
Humanitars
Oide
Land
Mec
Ramzod
Surveyor
de Gaulle
Russia
England
CIA
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