ITT case is peanuts says Salina Journal
It’s a Sunday column noting Harry Bridges dreams of a cross country union merger to paralyze U S transport and questions anti trust laws for unions. It compares past port strikes, warns Congress in an election year, and labels the ITT case as peanuts.
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ITT
Republican Party
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Harry
United Kingdom
United States
West Coast
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Congress
Humphrey
Muskie
Kennedy
Nixon
Hoffa and
Bridges
Salina Journal
Distal Side musings and a free dog notice
A quirky column shifts between feminist notes on a live‑in daughter and a casual plea about a found dog. Also mentions a green St Patrick's day car wash promotion by Dave Robinson, plus a lost money report of $60 between Rose's Flowers and the Peoples Gas Co. office. call 6 2733.
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St. Patrick’s
Dave Robinson
Rose
House of Flowers
8Th Street
Peoples Gas Co
Daily publication notice with holiday schedule
A historical notice states the publication runs daily except Sundays and select holidays including New Year’s Day Memorial Day Independence Day Thanksgiving Labor Day and Christmas. Names listed are Fred Brooks Le Roy Allman and John Frazier with the phone 276-3232.
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Fred Brooks
le Roy Allman
John Frazier
Reid Hints He May Bolt GOP Over Nixon Clash
Rep Reid of New York accuses President Nixon of distorting facts in a Redbook article and signals possible departure from the Republican Party. He cites vetoed day care funding and familiar GOP credentials while detailing broader policy clashes and a brewing clean water showdown in Congress.
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Reid
Gop
Washington
Ogdem Reid
R-N.y
Republican Party
Nixon
Redbook
Pete McCloskey
Calif
Reixi
Eisenhower
Israel
New York Herald‘Tribune
Nelson Rockefeller
Vietnam
Feedlots Use 240 Million Bushels of Wheat This Year
Rod Turnbull reports Kansas City futures firms have sold hundreds of thousands of bushels of 1972 crop wheat to feedlots in Arizona and California for August to October delivery. The system hedges price risk. feedlots fix costs and custom feeding charges. Texas and Kansas feedlots buy near home while Arizona and California seek later months. many prefer good protein and test weight 58 pounds or better.
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Kansas City
California
Arrivona
Texas
Kansas
Arizona
Southwest
Kasisas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Rod Turfbull
Nixon Sets Soviet Date for Moscow Summit
President Nixon will depart May 22 for Moscow to hold a summit with Soviet leaders. The White House stated the talks will cover major issues to improve bilateral relations and world peace prospects. duration expected about one week with Mrs Nixon accompanying him.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
White House
China
Conceited Man Refuses Advice in Proverbs Reflection
A brief moral note on Proverbs 26 12 about a man who is wise in his own conceit and refuses counsel. It contrasts such self assurance with the stubborn folly of a fool and notes social dislike from peers. The verse implies limits of pride and listening.
Little Cesar In Florida strikes farm union advance
Anthony Harrigan reports on the United Farm Workers under Cesar Chavez securing a contract for 1,200 Minute Maid workers in Florida. The piece argues against compulsory unionism, notes Meany’s support, and cites possible broader use of boycott tactics. It warns of union control and loss of worker rights, urging field workers to educate themselves on Chavez methods.
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Anthony Harrigan
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
Southeast
Chavez
Minute Maid Corp
Florida
California
Wall Street Journal
Ralph de Toledano
Cesar
Anthem Books
National Press
Washington, D.C
Farm Workers
New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
de Toledano
Meany
The
Labor Federation
Farm Workers Union
Qurus
Sugar
Farm Workers Organizing Committee
San Joaquin Valley
Chavez Union
George H. Gannon
New York Times
Audi
Pacific Coast
Gannon
Gan
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N. J
Fred Atkinson
Citrus Industrial Council
America
McGraw Hill in a Portrait of Publishing Turmoil
Art Buchwald mocks McGraw-Hill amid the Clifford Irving scandal and the Chief Red Fox plagiarism case. The spoof dialogue imagines editors debating blame, forged diaries, and improbable cons with Howard Hughes, Sitting Bull, and a Custer memoir offer.
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Washington
McGraw- Hill
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Chief Red Fox
James McGregor
Red Fox
McGraw-Hill
McGregor
Irving
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer 45 Findings and clues from a mixed puzzle set
The puzzle lists Across and Down clues including Farm government Sunburn Scottish river Mormon state Foolish Railway cars Pithy Born Iblalnt Succes and many more. It reads like a high density crossfill with numerous numbered hints and partial phrases interlaced with misprints and garbled terms.
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Mormon State
Foolish
Pithy
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Reidl
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Public Works Committee
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D-Mich
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D-Wis
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R-Pa
Clean Water Men
Rod Turnbull
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bible Thought
Little Cesar
Anthony Hartigan
Southern States Industries Council
Art Buchwald
Knen
Sitting Bull
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Little Big Horn
Helga R. Red Fox
Hughes
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Wounded Knee
Gen. Custer
Eugene Sheffer
Legume
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Stairway
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