Union Fat Cats and Witch-Finder General Critique
Editorial explores lavish union salaries and perks in the Teamsters, calls for reform or federal action, then contrasts 17th century witch-hunting methods with 20th century federal probes led by Guy Goodwin. It argues grand juries should shield citizens from coercive prosecutors and details misuses of power.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamster
General Motors
Teamsters
Congress
Witch-Finder General Goodwin under fire in grand jury abuses
A critical profile argues that Goodwin used the grand jury to harass dissidents, perverting its function during Nixon era civil liberties clashes. It notes witnesses imprisoned to compel testimony, clashes with Rodney Sager, and a grudging DOJ stance amid disputed ethics findings.
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Goodwin
Nixon
Vietnam
Grand Jury
Justice Department
Whitney North Seymour
U.S
New York City
Arthur Kinoy
Edward Levi
Richmond
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Camden
N.J
Rodney Sager
Sager
Michael Shaheen
Moon Admits Arms Output
New York AP reports Rev. Sun Myung Moon disclosed that 10 percent of Korean tool factory production goes to small weapons parts for South Korea. Newsweek International says this is Moon's first admission of arms output. Moon's conglomerate in Korea sells about $15 million yearly, producing heavy machinery to shotguns.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
South Korea
Newsweek International
Moon
Unification Church
Yankee Stadium
Korea
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 1 Feather scarves 4 Indian 8 Part of a pedestal
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer features a themed across set with clues for feather scarves Indian and pedestal parts among others. The puzzle includes a list of across clues and a cryptogram note hinting at a simple substitution cipher solution method.
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Gardner
Mindanao
UGRSU
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Distaff Side and Droll Notes From Daily Life
A quirky column snippet lists light observations and wry humor about cyclists signs, old jokes, political buttons, a glamorous strip tease star, long FHA loans, plant talk, and marriage fidelity jests. Each item delivers a brief, wry snapshot of contemporary quirks and social quips.
The Affair Is Over says Washington leaders
A Washington columnist laments open affairs with presidents and lawmakers, blaming money hungry tabloids and authors for breaching secrecy. He argues power figures will refuse future liaisons, urging discreet conduct and privacy for all in the capital.
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United States
Congress
Press Corps
Washington
House
Cherie
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Eugene Sheffer
Negrito
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Iso
Grand Old Party
Agnew Eagleton
Oklahoma City
Alexandra the Great
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allan
Telegram Publishing Company
North 7Th Street
Garden City
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Associated Prous
Nait
Eit AP
Liberal Area Gospel Concerts
THES
OAK Ridge Boys
Seward County Community College
Children
Art Buchwald
James A. Barnard
East Fulton Terrace
Kansas
G'S Gold Seed Co
Adivass
Joe Showers
R. G. Dickinson & CO
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N. Market
Wichita
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