Newsman Heads Brotherhood Week
Level lon Brown associate editor of the Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin named national chairman of the Newspaper Committee for Brotherhood Week Dr Lewis Webster Jones president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsor of Brotherhood Week announced the appointment.
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Lewis Webster Jones
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Brotherhood Week
Solon Pushes Law To Bar Federal Contract Coercion
Washington Senator Frank Lausche proposes federal contract law to stop agencies from threatening contracts to force private firms to follow non statutory practices. He cites Kennedy steel price actions and aerospace labor disputes as examples of coercion. He notes Lockheed and Boeing faced threats while defense contracts continued.
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Romans on the Road Had Their Own AAA
National Geographic researchers present a travel guide to ancient Rome noting roads spanning 49 635 miles and a travel boom. The piece covers inns taxes guides risks of slavery or highway robbery and travel costs including 12 percent traveler s checks fees. It mentions Horace Galen and Strabo and Caesar s traffic rules including a ban on parking in the garment district.
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UPT
Rome
National Geographic Society
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Sahara
National Geographic
Strabo
Caesar
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