Editorial on the costly GM strike and national impact
The piece questions the purpose of the General Motors strike amid rising costs and economic strain. It cites UAW payouts over 100 million and a potential one to two billion loss in factory sales, warning taxpayers subsidize food stamps for strikers while the malaise spreads through industry and labor talks.
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United Auto Workers Union
Automotive Industries Magazine
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson
Soviet
Russian Federation
Ussr
Latvia
Tadzhikstan
Republics
Nixon Plays Daringly
Nixon and Andrei Gromyko sparred for 98 minutes at the White House in a friendly exchange on world issues. Gromyko pledged Soviet cooperation on Middle East peace and arms talks and said Russia would halt naval facilities at Cienfuegos, Cuba.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Kremlin
White House
Middle East
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Nixon
U. S
Cambodia
Jordan
Hussein
Pavlov
Asia
Europe
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Nixon impression splits world view in Asia and beyond
Intelligence reports describe mixed reactions to Nixon across Asia. Leaders in Hanoi, Peking, Pyongyang, and Seoul praise or question his doctrine and diplomacy while privately assessing his character and strategic moves. Historians will judge the ultimate impact in time.
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Middle East
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Cambodia
Nixon
Peking
America
Chou En-lai
Mao Tse-tung
North Korea
Kim Il Sung
Mao
Pyongyang
Kim
South Korea
Chuna Hee Park
Park
U. S
Vietnam
Korea
United States
Sato
Tokyo
Nixen
Richard Nixon
India
Indira Gandhi
Community mailbag items highlight humane urging and local history
Readers share appeals to help the Humane Society and find a missing teen, while light notes salute Shelby natives achieving national recognition. The column collects editorials on editorial tone, tax reform impact on giving, a North Carolina Symphony benefit, and local lore about an old covered bridge and folk tales from Windsor.
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Studio of Child Care
Humane Society
Robert M. Hardee
Vietnam
Robert M. Hardee Jr
H.H.C
Sig.Bn
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Walt Ramseur
Shelby
Garrett Corporation
Aeronautical
Los Angeles
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Werner von Braun
Neil Armstrong
Guilford College
Piedmont Area
Charles E. Hayworth
James H. Millis
Joseph J. Cox
Byron A. Haworth
Horace S. Haworth
Ed Mendenhall
David R. Parker Jr
Sidney H. Tomlinson Jr
John W. Clinard Jr
Nereus C. English
Tom R. English Jr
John R. Haworth
C. Arthur Kirkman
William A. Tomlinson
P. W. Kirkman
Windsor
William Gurley
North Carolina
Indian Woods
Gurley
Distribution of fuel and coal for the next decade urged
Paul W. McCracken calls for an energy planning conference among top industry representatives. He argues for a 10 to 20 year program to redistribute coal where needed, establish a national energy coordinator, and move beyond election driven policies to address environmental controls transport costs and differing energy types.
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Paul W. McCracken
White House
Americans urged to donate record 18.5 billion to charity in 1970
Americans expected to give a record 18.5 billion to charities by year end 1970, up nearly 1 billion from last year. Individuals provide 13.6 billion, 77 percent of last year’s 17.6 billion total, with foundations and corporations supplying the rest and 60 million volunteers aiding drives.
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American Association of Fund
United Fund
Beatrice Dinerman
Ford Foundation
United States
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
San Francisco
United Givers Fund
United Community Funds and Councils of America
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Harvard University
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Central High School
W. M. Parker
Rockford
Ill
Patty Jean
Max Sink
Archdale
Myrtle Beach
Bill Taylor
VFW Club
Jesus
Taylor
High Point
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Rome
High Point Enterprise
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C.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
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