Off Broadway shows and church debates in New York
Jim Bishop critiques the current New York theater scene calling Off Broadway the main action while noting edgy plays and outlandish critic quotes. He jokes about gay church ads and cultural shifts, ending with a personal jab about a long haired spectator calling him Mother.
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Jim Bishop
Legitimate Theater
New York
Broadway
Broadsway
Mark Hellinger
51St Street
Biltmore
John Galsworthy
Bernard “Shaw
Arthur Miller
Ben Hecht
Vincent Youmans
Rodgers
Cromley Column on Relaxed Controls and Prison Riots
Ray Cromley argues that riots rise when controls loosen or reforms advance, citing Watts San Quentin and Attica as cautionary examples. He notes California’s reforms and recidivism concerns while urging security for guards during change and urging careful planning to reduce future violence and aid rehabilitation.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
Watts
San Quentin
California
New York
Attica
Indiana Evening Gazette Notice
Publication entry for Indiana Evening Gazette at 899 Veter Street by The Indiana Printing and Publishing Company Indiana Ha established in 149.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
Indiana plant workers approve three year contract
On September 29 1966 Indiana Sportswear Co employees comprising 380 union workers at the Campus Sportswear plant near Indiana ratified a three year contract dubbed the best we ever had by Local 637 principal Verdun McCoy AFL CIO. The deal includes a 20 cent hourly raise a third week vacation at Christmas and other fringe benefits. The General State Authority approved a $300000 purchase and conversion of Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School in Third Ward into a college classroom building for Indiana State College. Negotiations for the sale had been under way. Arthur Jo Pfohl Zion Lutheran Church pastor in Indiana was honored on his 25th anniversary with a dinner at Lewis Teahouse. Present were Robert Burglaf William Taylor Lasse Kerr Nevin Wolfe Dr Ho Bo Neal Se Cloid Kins Wilbur Widdowson Everett Qsturling Sr Edward Keon.
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Indiana Sportswear Co
Indiana
Verdun McCoy
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Indiana State College
Thaddeus Stevens
Third
GSA
College
Arthur Jo Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Corncr
Lewis Tea
Aftar Pfohl
Hobert Burgglaf
William ‘Taylor
Lasse Kerr Nevin Wolfe
Ho Bo Neal Se
Cloid Kins
Wilbur Widdowson
Everett Qsturling Sr
Hdward Keon
No Fault Auto Insurance Faces Powerful Industry Lobby
Washington report details a broad no fault auto insurance push opposed by insurers lawyers and lobbyists. It traces tactics to block a national system, citing state bills, high level meetings at the White House, and front groups like LIFT and ADOPT. It notes Massachusetts’ partial plan, estimated savings, and ATLA leaders arguing no fault raises costs and removes legal safeguards.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
Kemper Insurance Group
Allstate
State Farm Mutual
Liberty Mutual
Firemen’s Fund and Insurance Company of North America
Massachusetts
Robert H. Joost
American Trial Lawyers Association
Senate
Joost
ATLA
Chicago
LIFT
Texas
ADOPT
Ohio
el Paso
Tex
Trial Lawyers
Nashville
Irv Spivack
Marvin Lewis
Lewis
The
American Insurance Association
Foncen
Inside Labor Freeze Option Awaits Nixon
Victor Riesel outlines President Nixon in Detroit weighing Labor Phase Two options for wage price rent controls. Interagency talks center on labor management voluntarism, with three absolutes and open ended guidelines. The piece notes Nixon aims to protect the auto industry to shield the economy and jobs, while planning for selective enforcement and possible wage adjustments.
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Victor Riesel
Detroit
Herbert Stein
White House
Stein
Nixon
Justice Department
Congress
Belfast riots erupt from a spark amid sectarian tension
In Belfast a schoolboy's stone or a gelignite blast near a British patrol triggers quick street fighting across Protestant Ardilea and Catholic New Lodge. Troops deploy armored units, rubber bullets fly, and clashes continue into night with property damage and fears of further violence.
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Donald Forbes
Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
New Lodge
Army
Ardilea
Ardoyne
Royal Ulster Constabulary
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F.attur Russell
Hickey
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William B. Hastings
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