Editorial The Jungle Instinct
The piece argues for civilized methods to resolve labor disputes beyond strikes. It condemns the pilots strike against American Airlines as harming the public and causing widespread economic harm while questioning the logic of using strikes for high pay. It calls for modern, rational labor management solutions over medieval instincts.
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American Airlines
American Labor Movement
U. 5
Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Kuchel Named Senate Whip in Historic Move
The selection of Sen. Thomas Kuchel as party whip signals restored prestige for California and boosts Republican influence in Washington. Kuchel, the West Coast’s lone Republican senator, gains power and White House access, aiding long rebuilding efforts since November. His coolheaded efficiency earns formal praise from fellow Republicans.
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Sen
Thomas Kuchel
California
William F. Krowland
U.S. Senate
Senate
White House
Kuchel
Measles not mild disease says Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan warns German measles and measles differ as viruses and immunity does not cross. Measles can cause serious complications like bronchopneumonia and educational disruption for about half a million yearly. Eyes protection during acute phase advised to avoid complications.
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University of Syracuse Seizes Styne Manuscripts in Rare Book Room
Strictly personal opinion notes celebrate the University of Syracuse acquiring Jule Styne original manuscripts, including songs from West Point Story and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, stored in the George Arents Rare Book Room. The piece muses on other universities and historic music collections.
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Sydney J
Harris Mozart
Schubert
America
University of Syracuse
Jule Styne
Mr. Styne
George Arents
Studet
George Arenis
Yale University
New Haven
Styne
Smith Slated for Chief Navy Post in Washington
James H. Smith Jr agreed to head the unpopular International Cooperation Administration after 20 declined, with a promised whirl as Secretary of the Navy. He will replace Thomas Gates Jr who will return to Philadelphia and Drexel as a trustee and partner. Nixon and White House aides figure in the leadership struggle for House GOP.
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Washington
Abiy
James H. Smith Jr
International Cooperation Administration
Pearson
Gates
Philadelphia
Wavy
Drexel
J.P. Morigan
University of Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Smith
Fidel Castro Walks Alone Through Havana Crowd
United Press International reports rebel leader Fidel Castro telling a cheering Cuban crowd he will walk alone to Camp Columbia, asking the people to open the way as he passes through them with no soldiers ahead. Gen Charles de Gaulle vows to restore France’s greatness, Mikoyan speaks at a reception, and Meade Alcorn calls Congress opening day a spectacle.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Camp Columbia
Batista
Snowstorm Sees Heaviest Long Beach Snowfall In History
REMEMBER RAY TUCKER INEARS AGO Snow fell across Long Beach and southern California overnight with the Weather Bureau warning of more freezing weather. Downtown saw the heaviest snow at 2 30 a.m. measuring an inch and a half, the city’s largest snowfall on record. 20 YEARS AGO ROYALTIES Harbor dept proposals drew five independents offering 14 development bids, major companies absent. 30 YEARS AUU PLANS Elks temple project valued 330000 to 500000 advances with a 10 member building committee empowered to act.
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Long Beach
California
Weather Bureau
West Side
Harbor Department
AUU
Elks Temple
Ocean Blvd
Cedar Ave
Alaska
House
Congress Wealth and Etiquette Rules Hatched for New Members
The piece notes lawmakers are among the world’s best paid with salaries, pensions, and allowances totaling sizable sums. It covers benefits like travel pay, stationery, telecommunication costs, and free services, plus new members receiving etiquette briefings on conduct and dress on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Tucker
Toen
Congressional
House
Branks ‘Hays
Arkansas Democrat
Ralph S. Roberts
Malist
Quenber
Independent newspaper masthead listing staff and offices
The Independent presents its masthead listing publishers editors and executives. It notes Detroit Panohacat Sidgy Minderpbie owning twenty percent and offices in Los Angeles San Francisco and Washington with standard ad representation and editorial staff across departments.
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Herman Me Alchter
Danial
Harold M. Hines
Asat
Samus C. Cameron
Larry Collins Jr
Bua
Roy Collins
Malcolm Epleyrnes
Miles E
Harey Fulton
National Advertising
Ridder Jobna
Detroit
Panohacat Sidgy Minderpbie
Fouhay
Los Angeles
Ste
San Francisco
Washington
Bupeou
Tito's Fertilizer Plant Financed
Washington approved a $22.5 million loan to support a fertilizer plant near Belgrade, part of a $45 million project aimed at keeping Yugoslavia from slipping into the Soviet orbit. Soviet aid had been promised but withdrawn after clashes between Tito and Kremlin leaders last spring.
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UPI
United States
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Russia
Yugalavia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
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