Nixon hosts Labor Day White House dinner with union leaders
President Nixon held a White House Labor Day dinner for more than sixty top union officials and their wives. AFL-CIO chief George Meany and others praised the event, calling it a political win and signaling closer ties with the administration despite labor critics of the economy.
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Nixon
White House
American Baseball League
George P.meany
Office of Management
Meany
United States
Shultz
Pregnant Women Sleep Study Aims to Predict Postpartum Blues
Gainesville Florida AP Dr Ismet Karacan funds ten dollar nightly sleep tests with pregnant women to record brain waves and sleep patterns. The study seeks early warning signs of postpartum depression to guide treatment and prevent severe mood disorders after birth. The project uses eighty thousand dollars from federal sources and monitors sleep changes two weeks to a month before birth.
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Gainesville, Fla
Ismet Karacan
Karacan
University of Florida
Wallace Advises Defiance At Alabama Labor Day Rally
In Prichard Alabama George Wallace urged peaceful defiance of desegregation orders calling for freedom of choice to send children to preferred schools. He criticized President Nixon over neighborhood schools and warned of a one term presidency if promises to the South are not kept. Registration for pupils was set for Wednesday.
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Prichard
Ala
George Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Charlotte
N.C
Alabama
Queens College talk criticizes faculty gender balance
Sheila Tobias a Women's Liberation speaker at Queens College denounced the predominantly male faculty and administration. She noted 38 men to 28 women among teachers and 23 men to 3 women trustees, with women outnumbering men only among clerical staff and some assistant professorships.
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Charlotte
Queens ‘College
Sheila Tobias
National Organization of Women
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Queens
Radcliffe College
Medals in Vietnam Outpace Korea Honors Many Soldiers
AP dispatch notes that U S soldiers in Vietnam have received more medals than troops in Korea and World War II, with bronze stars awarded for achievement as well as heroism. The piece cites numbers, policy ambiguity, and unit practices affecting medals.
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Vietnam
Korea
U.S
Southeast Asia
Maj
Frederick Vollrath
Army Adjutant General's Office
Army
Air Vietnam
George Wad
George Washington
Auto Negotiations Stall as UAW Presses for Second Offers
DETROIT AP bargaining between the United Auto Workers and General Motors Chrysler Corp and Ford Motor Co stalls with less than a week before contracts expire. The union rejected the initial 7.5 percent wage offer deeming it only 1.1 percent and awaits revised offers while wage and fringe benefits remain under discussion.
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United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Irving Bluestone
Miami Flight Schedule With Atlanta Connection
Service listing shows listed departure at 3:25 PM and 7:15 PM with a connection via Atlanta. Snack at 5:50 PM and dinner at 9:45 PM noted on itinerary.
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