Court Rules Free Speech May Survive Employer Letters
The NLRB has often ruled against employers for sharing their view of labor disputes, but an appeals court upheld P. R. Mallary & Co. letters to employees during an organizing drive. The decision supports free speech by employers to explain possible economic consequences of unionization, potentially countering pro union leanings of the board and courts.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Wall Street Journal
P. R. Mallary & Co. Inc
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Child stealing tied to parental rejection and early restitution advised
A clinical report in Clinical Pediatrics cites Dr. Marshall Shearer of University of Michigan Medical Center noting that mild stealing by children often signals emotional conflict with parents. The pattern shows parents express anger openly yet discourage similar feelings in children. restoration should be immediate with parental support. A second study from Stanford finds postpartum blues common, benign, and marked by brief crying spells in about half of new mothers, with fatigue and irritability.
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Marshall Shearer
Children’s
Shearer
Stanford University
Stanford
Supreme Court urged to strike school tax system
Urban studies expert Julian H Levi urges the U S Supreme Court to invalidate local school taxation as unequal and to compel states to provide adequate educational opportunity for all. The Michigan case by Detroit Board of Education seeks more funds for ghetto students. argues education is a state responsibility under the state constitution and 14th Amendment.
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Don Oakley
Enterprise Assn
U.S. Supreme Court
Julian H. Levi
University of Chicago
Supreme Court
Michigan
Detroit
Coast Guard Says Mary's Not A Vessel in Long Beach
United States Coast Guard rules class Queen Mary as immobile, with unions disputing it remains a ship. Pickets near the liner argue she is a vessel, while city officials treat her as a land structure, citing safety manual sections on immobile vessels and showboats.
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Long Head
Mie
U.S. Coast Guard
Cunard
Luther Daniels
North Atlantic
Mansell
City of
Long Beach
Queen Mary Jurisdiction Sparks Long Beach Tug-of-War
In Long Beach officials debate if the Queen Mary qualifies as a vessel or a city facility. Coast Guard views her as a mass of metal that floats while unions clash over who staffs a potential floating hotel project.
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Queen Mary
Mansell
Thoughts on Keeping J Out of Junta
A first year student asks why media says Greek junta with a jam like J while Spanish original uses h. The piece notes that English pronunciation of foreign words varies and often lacks consistency, especially in media usage.
The Mixed Rules of Anglicizing Foreign Words
Sydney Harris laments inconsistent American pronunciation of foreign terms, noting examples like lingerie garage and forte. He contrasts American and British tendencies, cites Don Quixote and Don Juan renderings, and argues English usage should reflect actual language sounds rather than snobbish inflections.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Des Plaines
Illinois
Don Kee-hote
Don Sahn
Don Kwiks-ote
Fast life and chaos in political discourse of 1960s era
George Wallace argues for change while warning against returning to an ancient era. Scientists propose a Vietnam war viewing device for the Secretary of Defense. Mansfield notes Vietnam remains unstable as Dr Goddard jokes about removing the drug business from drugstores in a purely academic proposal.
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