Time to Get Tough in 1960s Labor Standstill
The piece argues President Johnson will let Congress end the costly airline strike. It condemns the White House stance as too soft and calls for a tough labor policy. It urges a labor court with binding decisions to settle stalemates and protect the economy.
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Johnson
Congress
Hor
Sen. Morse
White House
United States
George Meany
Morse
Meany
War Labor Board
Europe
Viet Nam
Senate Labor Committee
New York
U.S
Kennedy
Russia
LBJ
Central Intelligence
Jay Lovestone
CIA
Welter Reuther
Keamee
Pag
Democratic Party
Brith Labor Party
Distaff Side A notes wedding season buzz and Luci nuptials
A humor column reflects on bride driven trends with playful digs at magazines and a village expert noting a busy season of engagements and weddings. Inez Robb lends an ode to Luci's nuptials while predicting Lynda may elope as Luci's cake demands 375 egg whites leaving the White House with an egg yolk surplus.
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Luci
Inez Robb
Lynda
White House
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION AND RATES FOR GARDEN CITY
Subscription terms set monthly and yearly rates by carrier mail and location. Local price is 1.65 dollars monthly in Garden City, 900 per year in several counties, 25 per year elsewhere, with student rate five dollars for nine months in area colleges. Associated Press rights noted.
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Mearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Telegram Motor
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Johnson Wilson Grip Inflation Clash Across Labor Pressure
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson face identical domestic inflation crises driven by labor. Johnson resists tax hikes while AfL-CIO pressure grows. Wilson confronts the Transport Workers Union over wage freezes as Britain fears devaluation. Labor leaders and Meany clash with policymakers amid airline and transit strikes and broader wage debates.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Harold Wilson
Botl
Wilson
Transport Workers Union
London
USA
Powertrades Union Congress
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Wirtz
Labor
George Meany
Wirts
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Joseph Califano
White House
Califano
Public Lobster Eater Sparks Claim Of Superiority Complex
New York AP notes Hel Boyle Seys gains attention for cracking and eating a broiled lobster in public, prompting a claim that such prowess signals a superiority complex. The piece also contrasts literacy between athletes and comments on fashion, describing butterfly sunglasses with sequins as ill suited for a certain figure.
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New York
Hatch Act's 1939 signing highlights history note
On this date in 1966 a history page highlights Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the Hatch Act limiting campaign spending and restricting federal employee political activity. Additional items recall Wild Bill Hickok, Caruso, Bell deaths, Suez, Viet Nam notes, plus a string of quips on manners and society. An American Red Cross entitlement protects about 50,000 Kansas State University students and staff.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Colt
Boston
India
James Butler Hickok
Wild Bill Hickok
Deadwood
Dakota Territory
Enrico Caruso
Alexander Graham Bell
U.S
Japan
United States
Britain
France
London
Suez Canal
Kennedy
China
United Nations
Dean Rusk
North
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
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ARR Edites Advertising
Boor Suger Beadenthessy
Drew Pearson
Hel Boyle Seys
Michael A. Petil
M.D
Garden City Community Junior College
Garden City, Kansas
Ford Dealers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Bartis Motor Co., Inc
Garden City, Hamas
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