Government spending curtailment urged to curb inflation
The editorial argues inflation and rising government power demand spending cuts. It notes Dirksen and Ford push a $3.3 billion reduction, while Johnson resists cutting, warning of a possible recession if tax credits are dropped. The piece urges the President to trim public spending now.
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Johnson
Congress
America
Jfk
Mickey Mantle
Elvis Presley
President Johnson
North Carolina Crackdown on Drinking Drivers Begins
Governor Dan Moore and Motor Vehicles Commissioner A Pilston Godwin Jr launched a Labor Day week end campaign targeting drivers under the influence and speed violators. They urged judges lawyers and the public to back tougher enforcement as new chemical detection equipment and radar units roll out statewide.
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Dan Moore
A. Pilston Godwin Jr
North Carolina
Moore
Highway Patrol
Godwin
Labor Day reflections on union power and trouble
Walter Reuther warns that organized labor faces real trouble as AFL-CIO membership declines from about 18 million to 13 million and the Teamsters under Hoffa resist. The piece notes Labor Day history, questions union influence in Congress since 1964, and suggests many workers will observe the holiday with ordinary family activities.
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Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Reuther
George Meany
Meany
Kennedy
Johnson
Gen
Eisenhower
John Herling
Texas
Canadian
Nader pushes auto safety to become law this year
Ralph Nader 32, son of Lebanese immigrants, authored Unsafe At Any Speed and led a Congress inquiry resulting in a safety standards law for auto makers. Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer, a Democrat, campaigns against gambling skim and probes Las Vegas via the State Gaming Commission with FBI cooperation debated.
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Ralph Nader
Congress
Nader
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Capitol
Johnson
Sawyer
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Robert Smylie
Idaho
John Volpe
Massachusetts
John
Robert Dwyer
FBI
Delmon Davis
Internal Revenue
Davis
State Gaming Commission
Las Vegas
Reno
J. Edgar Hoover
Las Vegas Strip
Carl Cohen
The
Sands
Henderson Novelty Company
Underworld
Gov. Sawyer
Gov. Sayner
Sandy Smith
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Hoover
Justice Department
Sen
Ed Long
D-Mo
Supreme Court
Labor Day musings and fall outlook from North American Newspaper Alliance
Paul Steiner collects thoughts on work and leisure with quotes from Goldwyn Leacock Thoreau and others. Fall is urged as outdoors calls, parks and beauty beckon. A teen survey reveals antiwar and moral concerns, while local notes cover Salem widow burial and Greensboro police and fire pay raises.
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Paul Steiner
North American
Newspaper
Alliance
Sam Goldwyn
Stephen Leacock
Henry Thoreau
London Lee
Greensboro
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American Federation of Labor
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Goldwater
Paul Laxall
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Teenseee Se
Joe Educ
Seamanee Caokies B. Loflin Iheksbete
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Eetee
N.C
AP News
Holt McPherson
See
Syfternon
Virginia Graham
Irving Kramer
Times
Look Magazine
U.S
Horatio Alger
Mary Fries Blair
William A. Blair
Salem Academy
Salem College
Florence
Italy
Old Salem
Berry's
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