Spoiled Brat Meany Attacks Pay Board Leadership
Emporia Gazette comments on George Meany and Floyd Smith criticizing the Federal Pay Board over a 25.9 percent wage demand by West Coast longshoremen. The piece argues for keeping the board’s authority to curb inflation and labels Meany’s tactics as spoiled-brat behavior. It notes Leonard Woodcock and Frank Fitzsimmons dissent and praises restraint from other unions like Auto Workers and Building Trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meany
A.p.l.c.lo
Nixon
Miami
Meany
Federal Pay Board
Mr. Meany
Floyd Smith
Machinists Union
Smith
Harry Bridges’ Longshoremen’s Union
The
Auto Workers Union
Leonard Woodcock
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Building Trades Union
Emporia Gazette
Displaced pony, rescued dog, and local notices in Distaff Side
A Shetland pony wandered into a home prompting a search for its owner after a local radio post. No pony to place. A big shepherd mix dog, rescued from starvation, is up for farm adoption and seeks a caring owner. Mary Burke seeks a long hair kitten. Nicky Ortiz Jr. and Ernie Ortiz linked to Las Vegas telethon and Wichita State University band, with The Rogues and The Deva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Art) Brinkmeyer
Mary Burke
Nicky Ortiz Jr
Nick Ortiz
Las Vegas
Jerry Lewis
Nicky
ITT memo counsel from Loevinger warned on antitrust risk
Ex Assistant Attorney General Lee Loevinger drafted a memo in 1969 urging ITT to exercise greater care in acquisitions. He warned of political and legal action against ITT and other conglomerates and advised not to over react to investigations. Loevinger said publicity invites attacks and urged an affirmative case of economic contribution if attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — International Telephone and Telegraph
Justice Department
Lee Loevinger
ITT
Hal Geneen
Loevinger
Anti Trust Division
Washington
Loevi Fi Loevinger
LIT
Dita Board
CIA
Geneen
Shredder
Atlanta
Bar Association
John Ryan
Richard Kleindienst
Roscoe Mulligan
Worldwide Telephone Answering Service, Inc
Daphne Sears
Roscoe
New York
White House
John Connally
Martha Mitchell
PTA
Richard Kleirdienst
Hal
Worldwide
A Few Farmers Debate U S Export Trade Policy
Kansas City commentary notes a minority of farmers opposing export trade, arguing for domestic prices and government idle land payments. Clarence Palmby, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, defends exports, citing set aside programs and the U S farm sector's efficiency and market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.S
United States
Washington
Clarence D. Palmby
Palmby
Violence on the Airlines Echoes a Turbulent Era
Anthony Hartigan notes the rise of air terrorism as part of a broader wave of 1960s violence. He urges reexamining violence definitions and adopting stricter security, including sky marshals and profiling, to defend American institutions and values. The essay links bombings and hijackings to liberal rhetoric and social upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan States
Robert Kennedy
C.P. Ives
Ives
United States
Three Lobbyist Memos That Anderson Hasn't Seen
The piece reveals three fictionally dramatic memos by fictional lobbyists detailing inflated roles in policy. It lampoons White House access and uses satirical names and events to critique lobbying tactics and secrecy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Washington
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
Harley Brace
Croakly Products, Inc
Stanley Fixer
Harley
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Crookly
Justice
Bryan White
Bill Douglas
Bill Brennan
Potter Stewart
Bill Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
Harry Blackmun
White House
Cal Winkleman
ICU Industries
Bear Me
Cal
Camp David
Pat
Tricia
Bebe
Dick Abont
Barton Sheriff Appeals to Youths to Save County Funds
Barton County Sheriff Marion Weese says he spared two youths from charges after they helped recover missing signs. The deal saved about $2,000 in taxpayer money as 56 signs were returned including 12 stop signs, 6 road closed signs, 6 yellow flashers, 5 rubber cones, and a mailbox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Marion Weese
Barton County
Bible Thought Brings Humility About Tomorrow
A brief reflection urges against boasting of tomorrow as Proverbs 27 1 warns we do not know what a day will bring. The message notes humanity faces today problems that render yesterday's issues minor and emphasizes dependence on God's guidance rather than personal sufficiency.
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Garden City Telegram
O.T.B
Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Fred Brooks
LeRoy Allman
John Frazier
Mall
Associated Press
Associated Preseny
Focal News
Jack ‘Anderson
Geneon
Antitrust
New Brunswick
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Northumberland Strait
Rod Turnbull
Public Stairs
Kansas City Board of Trade
Anthony Harrigan
Anthony Hartigan
Southern States Council
Nashville
Art Buchwald
Echool
IOU Industries
San Diego
Southern
Defense Department
Barton
Bible Thought
Eugene Sheffer
Printer's
Mark Ually
Roman
Simmers
Madrid
Amalde AT
Cryptoquips
LWO Nanoent
Ita
AG ‘Eaterday
King Padera Syndicate
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