Serious safety questions about pilots cockpit presence
Ed Modes, Director Public Relations for the Air Line Pilots Association, defends pilots against editorial claims about cockpit absences. He argues pilots are disciplined, absent only for statutory duties or bodily relief, and criticizes FAA practices and alleged harassment as misdirected. He cites ALPA efforts to push for proper crew rules and notes airlines often exceed federal standards.
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Air Line Pilots
Air Line Pilots Association
Air Line
Ance
FAA
ALPA
PAA
Pacific
Association
Grandpa comments on prices rise and four pounds
A reader shares an anecdote about a food ad claiming prices match the old days. Grandpa confirms the item at 35 cents per pound is the same price but customers now get four pounds for the same amount.
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Enterprise
Your Good Paper
Be Ye Angry Yet Sin Not Meditation Insight
Daily meditation explores how Paul’s command allows anger without sin. It notes anger at sin or misconduct is okay while avoiding vengeful reactions. Ending a day with lost tempers invites prayer to calm the mind and seek serenity and divine help.
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Paul
Broughton Defends Highway Commission Against Slanders
North Carolina Highway Chairman J Melville Broughton condemned reckless criticism of the Highway Commission in a Millbrook address. He defended state funded bridges across Cape Fear Wilmington Oregon Inlet and Alligator River and rejected claims of political manipulation, noting retirement of 77 veterans was a routine efficiency move with internal replacements.
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J. Melville Broughton
The
Highway Commission
Millbrook
Commission
Broughton
Cape Fear
Wilmington
Oregon Inlet
Alligator River
North Carolina
Broughton Nails
Those Old Ghosts Reappear in White House Press Tactics
The Louisville Courier Journal notes revived use of oblique techniques with newsmen at the White House. It cites Thruston Morton and concerns over anonymous attribution echoing earlier administrations. The piece recalls presidents from Harding to Eisenhower and questions the role of White House spokesmen.
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Washington
White House
Louisville Courier-Journal
Thruston Morton
C-J
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Pay Cuts Loom for Bethlehem Steel Chief Amid Stockholder Suit
Bethlehem Steel faces a plan to trim executive bonuses after a minority stockholder suit. Arthur B. Homer, president, could see a near $190000 yearly cut atop last year’s $411249 incentive pay. Other top Bethlehem brass earned $300000 plus in 1958.
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Arthur B. Homer
Pethlehem Steel Corp
Homer
Eugene R. Grace
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Roger M. Blough
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Business Week
High Point Enterprise Staff and Publication Details
The High Point Enterprise lists key staff including President Mrs. R. B. Terry, Secretary Treasurer LT McPherson, Editor BR W. Pain Jr., and circulation manager. The paper is published in High Point, North Carolina with mail and carrier subscription options.
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Elaine
Nah A Iertunenise, Inc
Point
R. B. Terry
McPherson
Mapeming
Mud for President in New Republic by Gerald W Johnson
In this New Republic piece Gerald W. Johnson analyzes Democratic factions and the 1960 election, debating Rayburn Johnson and party insiders. He weighs party unity, the King Caucus era, and potential outcomes if Nixon wins, arguing for reform and accountability.
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Gerald W. Johnson
The
New Republic
Paul M. Butler
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Johnson
Texas
White House
Congress
King
Butler
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Eastland
Byrd
Faubus
House
Democratic Party
Hoover
Cleveland
van Buren
Nixon
Time capsule projects optimistic 1984 forecast from 1959 leaders
Equitable Life Assurance Society marks its 100th anniversary with a Lithochron time capsule. Projections from Hoover Bunche Clay Gruenther and Kirk foresee a world of reduced Cold War tension, stronger education, balanced budgets, and advances in medicine and democracy by 1984.
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United States
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York City
Insurance Company
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Washington
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Lucius D. Clay
Continental Can Company, Inc
General Clay
Alfred M. Gruenther
American National Red Cross
Gruenther
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
George Orwell
Kirk
Secondary School of America
George M. Humphrey
National Steel Corporation
E. V. Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Equitable
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Hupp Corp
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Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
James P. Mitchell
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