Settlement of Rail Dispute Sets Nationwide Arbitration
A compulsory arbitration board settles a nationwide rail labor dispute between railroads and six shop craft unions. The wage hikes take effect in 30 days, spread over two years, with unions largely satisfied but questions remain about impartiality and long term labor relations as trains continue to run.
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White House
Congress
United States
Wayne Morse
Senate
Meany
Afl-Cio
Frederick R
American Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Alcoholism Costs Billions and Policy Debates
The report estimates alcoholism costs the nation about 2 billion dollars annually with four to five million affected. It calls for more manpower for treatment prevention education and research but rejects a nationwide network of sobering up stations. Federal funds come from the Community Mental Health Act and special project grants.
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National Advisory Committee On
Noreercome
Sunday Sermon on You Cant Go Home Again
The speaker cites Thomas Wolfe and Moses to argue that people cannot return to their past. He reflects on personal estrangement from homeland and church while urging progress toward the Kingdom of God and forward action with Christ.
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Thomas Wolf
North Carolina
Garden of Eden
Moses
Sinai
Egypt
Nile
Jerusalem
White
Luther
Wesley
Knox
Edwards
Christ
Kingdom of God
Christ -Cer
Ratsskos Names Officers In School Club Election
The club elected Ratsskos as Vice-President and aebessseces as Treasurer with duties to be announced. The Editor position remains open for now and will be appointed later.
The Year Ahead By CAPUS WAYNICK
CAPUS WAYNICK surveys the 1968 campaign scene noting Vietnam policy could decide the election. He weighs Nixon as potential GOP challenger and stresses strong National Guard under civilian control against domestic unrest.
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Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Asia
South Vietnam
Johnson
Romney
Richard Nixon
Americans can help by personal action across peace efforts
Drew Pearson highlights citizen initiatives from United Airlines pilots forming U N We Believe to support U.N. peace, to Navy Captain D W James expanding Big Brothers through Cheltenham Maryland, and to John Daly taking the Voice of America oath, detailing practical paths for individuals to aid national welfare.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Washington
USA
United Airlines
Charles C. Dent
Richard P. Munger
United Nations
U. N. We Believe
Cheltenham
Navy
D. W. James
Maryland
James
Big Brothers
Washington, D. C
Maryland Reformatory
Reformatory
United States
Voice of America
John Daly
Daly
Virginia Warren
Earl Warren
Warrens
Tokyo
Korea
State Department
Leonard Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Marks
The
Warren
Rankin Named Executive VP Of North Carolina Citizens Assn
Edward L. Rankin Jr. was named executive vice president to succeed Lloyd Griffin at the North Carolina Citizens Association, bringing extensive government experience from G ov. Umstead Hodges and Moore administrations. The piece notes Rankin’s background in public affairs, journalism, and state projects, praising his fit for the post and the NCAA’s tax policy stance and fiscal discipline.
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North Carolina
Dan Moore
John Harden
NCCA
High Point
Frank J. Sizemore
Tom Powell
Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Lloyd Griffin
Ed Rankin
NCAA
Moore
Rankin
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McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Drew Pearson
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas City
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Jack Straus
Macy Department Stores
Orville Beal
Prudential Life Insurance
Don Cook
American Electric Power
Mike Cowles
Look Magazine
Dudley Dowell
New York Life
W. Petersen
Irving Trust
Lewis Gruber
P. Lorillard
the Waldorf
New York
U. N. General Assembly
U Thant
Ralph Bunche
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Detroit
Newark
Capt. James
Bernard Cherin
Robert Copeland
Naval Reserves
Tacoma
Wash
Holt McPherson
Gardner-Webb College
Boiling Springs
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Gardner-Webb
O. Max Gardner
Cleveland
Gardners
Webbs
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Montreal
Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
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