LBJ Faces Senate Clash Over Taft-Hartley Right to Work
Washington reports President Johnson confronting a tight vote as efforts to repeal section 14 b of the Taft-Hartley Act stall. Despite early momentum in the Senate, public opinion favors the current law, with critics arguing that repeal would force compulsory unionism. Senator Sam Ervin Jr. frames the dispute as a test of fundamental rights and individual freedom.
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Washington
Lee
House
Senate
Sam 4. Ervin Jr
Congress
Jaycees
North Carolina
Rugged Individualism and Shifting Moral Standards
A newspaper opinion argues that modern surveys miscast rugged individualism by labeling dissenters as harmful. It contrasts frontier pioneers, who built a nation, with today’s protesters, beatniks, and activists. It laments changes in morality and education while urging respect for law and order.
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Viet Nam
Fredom
Turkey Vote in Cyprus Era Struggles Seen in Election
Editorial notes Turkey's strategic NATO ties fraying amid anti Americanism and a rising TIP challenge. It highlights expulsion of Menderes era figures, army influence, and shifts toward a more independent foreign policy while Western alliances temper anxieties ahead of the National Assembly vote.
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Turkey
Mediterranean
Sha
Asia
Europe
Moscow
Cyprus
Peter the Great
NATO
Suat Hayri Arguplu
U. S
Alfred Friendly
Washington Post
Istanbul
United States
Pakistan
India
An Turkish Labor Party
TIP
Caltex
Mobil
British Petroleum
Justice Party
Democratic Party
Adnan Menderes
Republican People’s Party
Timet Taonu
Suleyman Demirel
Army
Menderes
Pet theft racket hearings reveal dognapper details
In a hushed House subcommittee session, a dognapper described nearly casual poaching of pets for sale or resale to laboratories. He explained methods of theft, vehicle setups, and profits, noting puppies sell for low sums while police dogs fetch higher prices. Also noted is Edgar Eisenhower criticising universities as communist-influenced.
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Drew Pearson
Africa
Jack Anderson
Washington
Joe Resnick
D-N.y
Resnick
House
Fhieves
Turkey Crater
Independence
Eisenhower
Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
Milton Hisenhower
Johns Hopkins
Kansas State University
Penn State University
Tia
White House
Columbia University
Wolgar
Manion Forum
Clarence Marion
America
Thayer Coggin joins Lane Company in furniture merger
The Late Company buys Thayer Coggin Inc a leading modern motif living room furniture maker. Clarence Coggin and Thayer Coggin own the business jointly. Lane plans to expand into living room production and secure a strong national platform with the acquisition.
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Thayer Coggin, Inc
Thayer
Clarence Coggin
Rg Lane
Lane
Drexel
Henredonid
Schoanbeck
Bassett
Jn Thayer Coggin
Coggins
Thayer Coggin
Clarence
Cartier
Sam
Lane Company
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National Assembly
High Point Enterprise
Lesa
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Mal Street
High Point
N. C
A. Rawney
Charles Howard Lockwood
Holt An Pies Ber
Jofk
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Koterpein
Tnc
Netvin
By Brew Pearson
Berry's
Adams-Millis
English Road
Kernersville
Kings Mountain
Battle of
Stanley Resor
Panama Canal
U.S
Resor
Cornelia Colrane
I. F.) Ross
Asheboro
Siler City
Ross
High Point College
Ashboro
New England
California
Los Angeles
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