Reuther Withholds Dues From AFL-CIO Stir Up
Walter Reuther refuses to pay UAW dues to AFL-CIO, suspending the union from the federation. He seeks a social revolution idea, weighing a bolt from AFL-CIO with talks of new labor movements and potential loss of delegates to the next convention.
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George Meany
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I. W. Abel
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International Union of Electrical Workers
Jack Potofsky
Walter
Michigan
George
Bob Kennedy
Ted Sorensen
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Labor
How to Help a 7 Month Old Sit Up
A mother asks how to strengthen her seven month old son’s back and encourage sitting up. The doctor advises not forcing the child, ensures comfortable seating and safety straps, notes that sitting up varies by infant and will come when ready.
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Dr. Molner
Mirs
Tax Tensions Grow Over Income Tax Dilemma
The piece argues the President faces a pivotal choice in 1967 to raise income taxes to justify easing credit via the Federal Reserve. A tax hike could spur housing and economy by freeing funds, while avoiding wage-price pressures and restoring fiscal balance amid a slowing auto and housing sector.
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Federal Reserve
Viet Nam
Pope urges Christmas truce to armistice and peace
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Paul in a call for a combined Christmas and New Year ceasefire. He hopes the truce becomes a lasting armistice and prompts sincere negotiations toward peace.
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Vatican City
Paul ‘I
Community builder warns on planning delays and sprawl
James W. Rouse voices concern over city planning gaps as farmland yields to development. He warns of road widening, front lawn loss, shopping centers, high rises, and freeway builds transforming communities.
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Washington
James W. Rouse
This Day in History December 12 1966 Highlights
On this day in history events include John Jay born in 1745 the first justice of the U S Supreme Court. In 1901 Marconi and wireless transatlantic communication occurred. 1947 John L Lewis withdrew U M W from A F L. 1953 Maj Charles Yaeger flew a jet at over 214 times the speed of sound.
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United States Supreme Court
John Jay
Atlantic Ocean
Guglielmo Marconi
Newfoundland
British Isles
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Maj
Charles Yaeger
New Las Vegas Law Firm Formed by Denton Cory and Smith
Three lawyers Ralph Denton Calvin M Cory and Chester Smith launch a new Las Vegas law firm. Dave Pear was named district commissioner of the U S Handball Association in the same report.
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Las Vegas
Ralph Denton
Calvin M. Cory
Chester Smith
Dave Pear
U. S. Handball Association
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