Free Enterprise Day Observed in American Business Regions
A column discusses Free Enterprise Day observed October 5 by NAM area firms. It urges workers and managers to reflect on living in a free economy, contrasts life behind the Iron Curtain and in Cuba, and highlights benefits of competition and the standard of living under the Free Enterprise System.
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Eever
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Iti
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New Viet Coup Rumors Shake Saigon Capital
Six Skyraider fighters overflew Saigon as troops guarded the government radio station amid coup rumors. Air force Commodore Nguyen Can Ky warned there would be no negotiations and orders to destroy intruders. Parachute troops secured Tan Son Nhut and a marine battalion patrolled the area while talks were slated to resume.
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Neuyen Can Ky
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Land Union
Packing Company Strike Continues In Iowa Plants
Waterloo Iowa United Packinghouse Workers AFL CIO strike keeps Bath Packing Co plants idle as negotiations stall. More than 3,500 workers remain idle across three facilities amid ongoing labor dispute.
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Iowa
Bath Packing Co
United Packinghouse Workers
Aflcio
Local Weather and Schedule Fragments Summary
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear weather notes and odd timing details. Mentions California, sunrise and sunset times, and a $345 amount with scattered numbers. Events, tides, and religious or local time cues appear garbled and non-specific.
Queen Elizabeth safety fears loom over Canadian visit
Global wires report Ottawa fears FLQ threats while Queen Elizabeth plans a highly secured Quebec City tour next month. In New York Truman receives a posthumous award from Free Sons of Israel. Sue Lyon and Nampton Fancher Wi separate. H L Hunt disputes Soviet paper claim. Katzenbach discusses FBI indictments. Henry Cabot Lodge to receive Dooley Foundation award.
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Free Sons of Israel
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Order
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Nampton Fancher
Hollywood
Miss Lyn
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Ledge
Thomas A. Dooley Foundation
Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco
Prop 14 Challenged as Violating Constitution
Sacramento real estate commissioner Mil ton G. Gordon charged that approval of Prop 14 would violate property rights by nullifying anti discrimination housing laws and constitutionalizing a ban on such legislation. He argued property rights precede acquisition and denial harms the right to hold and dispose of property, calling housing discrimination a threat to the community’s welfare.
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Milton G. Gordon
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