Reuther Charges Haunt Meany Lovestone Ties
Victor Reuther accuses AFL-CIO leaders Meany and Lovestone of CIA involvement, raising alarms inside labor. He notes AFL-CIO international work spans Latin America Asia Africa and Europe and includes aiding Dalai Lama and democratic unions while supporting anti-Communist efforts.
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Walter Reuther
Victor George Reuther
Auto Union
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Jay Lovestone
Central Intelligence Agency
Lovestone
International Affairs Department
Dalai Lama
Latin America
Indonesia
Honduras
Africa
U.S
Irving Brown
International Department
CIA Role Debated in Washington Labor Rift
The piece outlines a dispute over alleged CIA ties in the U S labor movement centering on Victor Reuther and the Meany Lovestone pair. It notes Meany travel plans to Brussels for a world labor congress, Reuther's ties to free elections efforts in the Dominican Republic, and rifts over U S policy toward the Soviet bloc and China. It mentions Averell Harriman and a cautious stance amid internal party debate. The piece signals looming public discussion of CIA charges within labor circles.
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Victor Reuther
Lovestone
Meany
Meaney
U.S
Brussels
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
John Kenneth Galbraith
Committee On
Dominican Republic
Steel Union
I. W. Abel
Santo Domingo
Norman Thomas
Johnson
Southeast Asia
George Meany
CIA
Dr Molner Answers on Diet and Exercise
In a health column Dr Molner advises on a four year old’s overweight status and nutrition, suggests balanced meals, reduced candy, and vitamin rich foods including vegetables and fruit. He notes milk should be moderated and addresses paper eating as a possible diet quirk or emotional issue. He also answers reader questions on exercise, keloids, and general health.
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Dr. Molner
Grandsa
Norman Ty Hilbrecht Wins Yale Law School Scholarship
Ten years ago Norman Ty Hilbrecht earned a full tuition scholarship to Yale Law School for fall 1956 while set to graduate from Northwestern University. North Las Vegas population estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 with city officials at about 36 000.
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Norman Ty Hilbrecht
Yale Law School
Northwestern University
Las Vegas
Bobby Kennedy Faces Senate Skepticism Over Presidency Bid
Washington observers describe Bobby Kennedy as a power hungry, high handed figure whose South Africa trip is seen as a publicity stunt. They compare him unfavorably to his brother Jack and note the clash with Dodd over LSD hearings. Powell’s Geneva trip further stalls key Great Society bills until July and a summer recess delays action.
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Bobby’ Kennedy
South Africa
Senate
Hs Trip
Bobby
White House
Jack
Sen
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Timothy Leary
LSD
Congress
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Geneva
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Education & Labor Committee
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Victor Riesel
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China
Communist Bloc
Yugoslavia
Peking China
Joseph Molner
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Rules
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Powell
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Gibbons
International Labor Organization
United Nations
ILO
Robert Allen
Paul Scott
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