Freedom of Choice under Labor Plan Debate
A survey argues for preserving freedom to choose work against Big Labor’s push in Congress for a broad labor reform. It warns that enacting common situs and state Right to Work bans would erode individual liberty, force membership in unions, and reshape American labor relations, contrasting Emersonian individualism with organized labor’s aims.
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National
Right To Work ‘Committee
George Meany
Safl-Cio‘heirarchy
Miami
Ford
Carter
Afl-Cio
Big Labor
Self labels hinder growth and change in daily life
The writer cites Kierkegaard and Dyer to argue that self labels trap people in fixed roles. Parents and peers reinforce these "I am" definitions, delaying growth. Readers are urged to reclaim agency, challenge labels, and pursue ongoing personal development rather than resigning to perceived limits.
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Kierkegaard
Dyer
Perhas
Dr. Dyer
Dver Alry
Dawseon
Jesus
Peter
Zaccheng
Mary
Magdalene
You
Carter PLO peace bid boosts Mideast optimism
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak analyze President Carter’s two border plan as a turning point toward a reconvened Geneva conference. They cite Rabin’s Washington visit, Brzezinski’s two border concept, and Arab leaders’ cautious optimism, with a possible PLO covenant shift toward recognizing Israel.
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Washington
Carter
Zbigniew Breezinski
Mideast
Israel
PLO
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Mr. Carter
Brzezinski
White House
U.S
Syrian
Golan Height
Gilher
West Bank
Jaddan
Palestine
Cyrus Vance
Thas
Geneva
Hussein-Arafat
Cairo
Jordan
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Moscow
Khrushchev and Frost Meeting Sparks Kennedy Fallout
In 1962 meeting in Sochi Khrushchev reportedly said the West was old and weak while the Soviet bloc thrived, prompting Frost to summarize the exchange in terms that Kennedy found insulting. Frost’s remarks allegedly angered Kennedy, ending direct communications and stirring debate over liberal rhetoric.
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Robert Frost
Nikita Khrushchev
Sochi
Crimea
Ussr
John Kennedy
Frost
Kennedy
New York
Russia
Prost
Khrushchev
United States
Europe
Gorky
Tolstoy
Stalin
Leonid Brezhnev
Ita Khrushchev
Mie
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Central Africa
Robert
Washington Notes on Carter Austerity and Washington Alumni
Washington notes report Congress members resent Carter's demand they fly Manila first class on a commercial flight to Hanoi to avoid presidential aircraft costs. Taxpayers face high prices for an unnecessary list. Ford alumni consider varied paths. Simon declines Salomon, Lynn seeks new work, Runfeld eyes teaching, Bush limits roles to bank directorships amid intelligence leak fallout.
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Congress
Hanoi
Carter
Manila
Vietnam
Washington
Willian
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