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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1966

Page

22

Gallup Poll Finds Mixed Views On Strikes And Unions

Gallup results show about 30 percent favor a law banning all strikes while 60 percent oppose. Forty three percent view unions as monopolies, 26 percent disagree, and opinions on labor laws vary. Non union families differ from union households on strikes and anti trust, with substantial portions opposed to strict compulsory unionization in some questions.

Princeton N.J New York City Organized Labor U.S Gallup

Art collection notes masters by Raphael Botticelli and more

A catalog excerpt lists works by Raphael Botticelli Titian Rembrandt Hals Van Eyck and other masters. The collection also includes more than thirty two additional master pieces.

Raphael Botticelli Titian Rembrandt Hals, van Eyck

Johnson Faces Democratic Split Over Vietnam War Strategy

AP News Analyst James Marlow describes President Johnson juggling war aims, public support, and party unity as Democrats split over Vietnam policy. Critics press for a stronger, clearer approach while Johnson relies on aides. Fulbright and others challenge the administration amid ongoing debate.

James Marlow Washington Viet Nam White House Congress Johnson House Humphrey McNamara Senate Foreign Relations Sen J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Dominican Republic

National Gallery of Art Nearing Its 25th Birthday

Washington AP report notes the National Gallery of Art, opened March 17, 1941, as a fast growing public gallery with treasures from major American collectors like Mellon Widener Kress and Rosenwald dominating its holdings. The article details its founding endowment, the stature of its collection, and its role in American classical art history.

Washington National Gallery of Art Mellon, Widener Kress and Dale Lessing J. Rosenwald Andrew W. Mellon

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