Gotham Testing Fair Campaign Practices
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee and the American Arbitration Association win pledges from New York mayoral candidates to combat vile tactics with arbitration. The plan lets a candidate challenge tactics and, if found at fault, trigger responses by opponents, with past 1968 results showing mixed violations and apologies.
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Fair Campaign Practices Committee
American Arbitration Association
New York
Fair Campaign Practices Organization
Restive Red Unionists at World Trade Union Congress in Budapest
The Seventh World Congress of the World Federation of Trade Unions opens in Budapest with Moscow pressing to rein in the organization after liberalization moves in Czechoslovakia. Retiring WFTU secretary general Louis Saillant and Italian affiliate Renato Bitossi face pressure, while Czech delegates risk replacement. critics fear limited press access and censorship at the meeting.
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World Federation of Trade Unions
WFTU
Budapest
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Louis Saillant
WFT
Stooges
Communist Party
World Assembly For Peace
East Berlin
Kremlin
Unemployment Debate Shapes Nixon Eisenhower Era Policy
The article surveys unemployment trends under the Nixon administration and Eisenhower era policy, noting the aim to keep rates below 4 percent, officials’ caution on rising joblessness, and calls for manpower training funding. It cites Kennedy’s clarifications and the role of the Employment Act of 1946 in shaping federal responsibility for employment opportunities.
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Nixon
Nixon clash over Taiwan aid and Red Chinese threat
JACK ANDERSON'S MERRY GO ROUND reports Nixon administration debate with Pentagon on Taiwan defense and Chiang Kai-shek aid. Ciccolella argues for more U S military support and base relocation, while Pentagon cautions limits of CPR threat and need to maintain naval capacity. An aside notes a college upset, football stadiums, and future car designs as cultural context.
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Nixon
Murray L. Weidenbaum
Treasury
Robert P. Mayo
Bureau of the Budget
Congressional Joint Economic Commission
Tokyo
U.S
Far East
Thailand
Taiwan
Pentagon
R. G. Ciccolella
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Tfour
Okinawa
Ciccolella
Chiang
Ciccdella
GRC
CPR
Chinese Peoples Republic
Southeast Asia
Northeast Asia
Foochow
Penghus
China
USG
Republic of China
DIA
Defense Intelligence Agency
Northeast
Korea
A .U.S
Asia
USSR
ChiCom Navy
High Point College trusteess praise students in visit
William R. Henderson, a HPC trustee and Duke and Emory board member, lauds HPC students after a board meeting. He writes editor Willie Shaw praising their intelligence and clear goals, urging continued meaningful learning and involvement among top youth in America. He notes his pride as HPC alumnus and trustee. President Nixon calls for a National Day of Prayer on Oct 22 to seek peace with justice globally.
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William R. Henderson
High Point College
Willie Shaw
HIPO
Duke University
Emory University
Henderson
United States
HPC
Shaw
America
Board of
Nixon
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C. H. Lockwood
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Lena Hammer Thacker
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association Bulletin
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Justice Department
New Hatteras Squadron
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New Bern
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Jack Hargrave
Mary W. Reed
Doris Stone Page
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