Pentagon Toughens Contracts to Curb Labor Demands
The Pentagon plans to curb labor disputes on missile base contracts by backing contractors against union pressure and limiting premium pay for extra shifts. Twenty local Missile Site Labor Relations Committees will enforce tougher rules, with strikes to be avoided through firm contractor discipline and government backing.
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Ray Cromley
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Senate
McClellan
New
Missile Sites Labor Commission
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Defense
Robert McNamara
Daily Meditation on Prayer and Communion
A devotional note cites Acts 1 14 about the disciples and Mary with Jesus brothers joining in prayer along with women. It adds a Bunyan definition of prayer as a sincere affectionate pouring out of the soul to God through Christ and Spirit for God promised things.
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Mary
Jesus
Christ
John Bunyan
Federal Aid To Education Dead Or Alive Debate
The article analyzes the attempt to pass federal aid to education, calling the defeat a political defeat for the Kennedy administration. It notes the House Rules committee killed the measure 8 to 7 and argues the bill could still be revived by lawmakers from impacted areas, stressing the need to support education nationally to prevent catastrophe.
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House Rules Committee
Phoenix
H. G. Wells
Justice On Trial In Charlotte Murder Case
The Winston-Salem Journal argues that justice itself may be on trial after the arrest of wealthy Charlotte real estate operator George King Cutter for the murder of his former wife Celette Ny cum. Attorneys for Cutter demand access to FBI reports, blood test results, autopsy records, and other police materials, contending open public records and fair access are essential to a proper defense. The piece contends that money and power must not sway justice, urging that the case reveal the system’s impartiality.
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Charlotte
Celette Nycum
Winston-Salem Journal
Bar of Justice
John S. Hord
Cutter
FBI
George King Cutter
Editorial Research Rubles and Royalties
Soviet copyright talks could extend foreign authors rights and ease royalties for Steinbeck Hemingway and Spillane. US authors have little royalties so far but some Americans like Wilson have earned rubles and dollars in Russia. The issue ties to Universal Copyright Convention and Russia’s 275 publishing houses with 59 600 titles in 1958.
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Soviet Russia
John Steinbeck
Mickey Spillane
Soviet Union
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Izvestia
Vareat
Cs Hentuewayah
Ues
Adlai Mevenson
Masin
Persu
U.S. State Department
Ussr
U. S
Communist Party
Howard
Mutchet Wilson
Sci
Russia
Geneva
United States
John Gunther
Stalin
Lenin
Mark Twain
Jack London
Theodore Dreiser
N.Y. Times
Moscow
Lynn Nisbet rounds Capitol on quality education program
Lynn Nisbet analyzes Governor Sanford's 1961 quality education initiative, comparing it to 1933 sales tax actions. The piece notes increased funding, exemptions, and a push for higher standards, while recalling past efforts like the ninth month and twelfth grade expansions.
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Sanford
Ehringhaus
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Futwich
Notes On The News on Schools And Highway Safety
The piece argues the 1961 Legislature funded school improvements but left mandates to school implementers, hoping higher salaries and lighter workloads boost pupil learning. It critiques highway safety efforts, noting failed bills on mechanical inspection and alcohol tests, while praising risk-reducing measures like point systems and insurance credits, and opposing overlarge or examless driver renewals.
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Beraef
Motor Vehicles Department
Crusade for Democracy and reform in Florida politics
A Tampa Tribune crusade for democracy is described in W. NM Newton Jr.’s new Iowa State University Press book. The work recounts moves to curb corruption, from gambling syndicates to road and school graft, and notes federal censorship hindering public insight into tax spending and White House spin. Newton argues an informed public is vital to free government.
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Iowa State University Press
W. NM. Newton, Jr
Tampa Tribune
Newton
the Tribune
Florida
White House
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