Machines vs Men in Uproar Over Featherbedding Debate
The New York Times editor A H Raskin argues against universal elimination of featherbedding while warning that automation creates mass unemployment. He cites coal regions with displaced workers and notes 150000 miners alone could match 700000 workers with machines. He urges measured re training rather than rapid job cuts.
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A. H. Raskin
New York Times
Saturday Evening Post
Raskin
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio astronaut Glenn as senator hopeful shifts hero politics
Max Lerner notes Col John Glenn's Senate bid shifts American hero politics from Ike to a space age candidate. He contrasts American and foreign hero traditions, argues Glenn's appeal rests on technical prowess and nerve rather than glamour, and cautions that real leadership lies in solving earthly problems.
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Max Lerner
Paris
de Gaulle
Ohio
John Gienn
U. S. Senate
Gaston Deferre
France
Glenn
America
Eisenhower
Ike
John Kennedy
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
Johnson
Napoleon
von Ludendorff
von Hindenburg
Wellington
Alexander
Jackson
Grant
MacArthur
Ho Chi Minh
Castro
Senate
Space
Earth
Max Weber
Almanac entries for January 29, 1964
The almanac notes this Wednesday January 29 1964 the 29th day of the year with 337 to follow The Moon nears last quarter Venus and Jupiter visible Those born today include William McKinley in 1843 In history Kansas joins the Union 1861 American League founded 1990 Fritz Kreisler dies 1962 De Gaulle blocks Britains EEC bid 1963 Churchill quote ends with a caution about dictators.
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Venus
Jupiter
William McKinley
United States
Kansas
Philadelphia
Fritz Kreisler
New York City
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Las Vegas GUN Daily Newspaper Corrections and Rates
Las Vegas GUN presents staff titles and roles for H M Greenspun and associates. It lists postal registration details, national advertising reps, and memberships. The ad displays subscription rates: one month three months six months twelve months with monthly carrier and mail options.
Quotes In The News Prompted By Controversy In 1962 Trial
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa brushes aside criticism over alleged juror influence in his 1962 conspiracy trial saying his work makes him controversial. A French spokesman describes Charles de Gaulle's plan for normalizing relations with Red China noting that China exists and they are not at war.
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Union
James R. Hoffa
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Red China
Teamsters Move to Raid Bell System Labor Block
A New York D.A. charges four pro Teamster officials and two organizers with planning to assault AT&T chair Frederick Kappel. The story frames Jim Hoffa’s Teamsters as targeting Bell System workers to build a vast national union network, with bets on a February NLRB election and raids on CWA and IBEW locals.
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New York
Frank Hogan
D.A
Frederick Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Kappel
Bell System
Jim Hoffa
Chattanooga
Teamsters’ Brotherhood
Teamsters
Hoffa
New York Telephone Co
National Labor Relations Board
Joe Bierne
Communication Workers of America
CWA
Harold Gibbons
Mother” Bell System
Minneapolis
California
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEE
Afl-C10
Hof
De Gaulle Policy Shift Prompts U.S. Offshore Island Review
The State Department opens a Rostow chaired study on Quemoy and Matsu policy after De Gaulle recognizes Communist China. It weighs disengagement and removal of Nationalist forces against national interests, with emphasis on possible nuclear-era timing and Western Pacific stability.
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de Gaulle
China
U. S
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
State Department
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Department
Walt Rostow
State Rusk
Peking
Rusk
Rostow
Formosa Strait
Viet Nam
U S
France
Johnson
NSC
Hoffa eyes global power in transportation rise
In a column by Bill Vaughan, Senator Soaper notes Sam Meanwhile's influence as President Johnson builds a staff. Hoffa is described pursuing a national master contract across communications and trucking, aiming to extend Teamsters power into airlines, farms, ports, waterways, missiles, bases, and international transport.
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Johnson
Interior Department
Puerto Rico
Area Redevelopment Administration
Hoffa
Inquiring Photographer backs Golden Gloves for youth
The column captures student opinions on boxing and the Golden Gloves. Jim Emerson argues it channels emotions and keeps youths out of trouble, while others praise organized boxing as a positive influence over street fights.
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Golden Gloves
Question Spotlight with Ken Jones on Hamel Masse Electrician Tour
A reader asks questions to Ken Jones about Hamel Masse Electrician at 1127 Tonie. The exchange reflects a view that the crowd roar educates and includes the public in the tourney. The speaker mentions a 21 year old son with two kids and supports the idea.
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