Government urges mediation to settle labor disputes without strikes
The U S government should expand its persuasive power over labor and management to prevent strikes in key industries during the national emergency. Officials push third party fact finding, possible public oversight, and potential seizure power for extreme disruptions, with mixed support from business groups and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
U. S
Department of Labor
U.S
Labor Department
Convicts Me of Sin and the Call for Truth
A snippet reflecting on confession and belief, invoking John and a plea for calm certainty in truth and the reality of life to come to endure life’s troubles. The voice echoes religious contemplation and personal conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
John
H. Beecher
Similarities Between U S and Soviet Peoples Warned Against War
Dr. Ralph K. White of the U S Information Agency tells the American Psychological Association in New York that Americans and Soviets are strikingly alike in fears and views while sharing dangerous delusions. He notes mutual fear of aggression, mutual misreading of democracy, and a tendency to see the other as simply good or villainous, urging cautious understanding to avoid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. White
U. S. Information Agency
American Psychological Association
New York
Wall Street
Pentagon
United States
Russia
Dr. White
Villians
A War Nobody Will Win
An editorial cautions Americans about the threat of nuclear war led by Khrushchev. It argues larger bombs expand fallout danger and urges home fallout shelters as essential preparation. The piece asserts survival over victory and calls for national resilience against a potential skyborne attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Instant beer proposal stirs tax and labeling debates
Editorial discusses a Miller Carbide process with Union Carbide to concentrate beer to one quarter its bulk, freeze to remove water, ship concentrate then rehydrate. It notes IRS hearings, labeling concerns, Miller's push for license no 1, and industry impact on consumers and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Carbide Co
Miller Brewing Co
Newsweek Magazine
Miller
IRS
Milwaukee
U.S. Department of Justice
Rawley, Terry Lead Local Paper Team Roles
The text lists positions at a newspaper including President, Secretary Treasurer, Editor, Managing Editor, Advertising Business Manager, and Circulation Manager with names such as D. A. Rawley and Mrs. R. B. Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Meneging
Ttemson SR
Letters to the Editor on espionage and church youth prayer
A reader argues that the United States loses to communism due to internal leaks and poor screening at Washington conferences. The letter criticizes sensational government disclosures and calls for better security, while also questioning a National Council of Methodist Youths prayer version. It ends with a Civil Service reform plea for High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Khrushchev
United States
White House
Central Intelligence
Kremlin
Benedict Arnolds
Central Intelligence Agency
Daddy-o
National Council of Methodist Youth
McPherson
High Point
National Council
Petticoat
Audy M. Evans
Labor Officials Tied To AFL CIO Roles In Labor Department
A partial list shows prominent former labor union officials in high posts at the Department of Labor. Names include Arthur Goldberg secretary of labor with AFL-CIO and United Steelworkers connections and Esther Peterson assistant secretary linked to AFL-CIO lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Esther Peterson
Jerry R. Holleman
Texas
George Weaver
Ass T
Jim Carey
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Charles Donahue
Labor Department
Afl-Cio Plumbers
George T. Brown
Bureau of Labor Standards
George Meany
CIO
Peter Henle
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dollie Robinson
Women’s Bureau
Afl-Cio Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Bomb shelters prompt new private safety questions across America
In the wake of Russia breaking the nuclear moratorium Americans debate building family shelters. Costs range from 200 to 1500 dollars with broader questions of evacuation, survival, and social division. A California case at a county fair highlights quiet reflection and its value beyond civil defense.
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Berlin
Russia
Khrushchev
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
California
Burlingame Advance Star
Terry Scott
Scott
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Commerce Department
National Assn. of
LABOR
Arthur
Goldberg
Metropolitan Opera
Moscow
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Internal Revenue Service
Brewers Association of America
International Brewery Workers Union
G.I
High Point Enterprise
Relatilsnes
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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N.C
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Post Office
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Ana Distri
High Point Enterprise Inc
T& Not Ble
Geneva
Christendom
Times Daily Smith
Enterprise
Civil Service
Holt McPherson
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