Labor groups clash as suburbs swing in 1968 race
The AFL-CIO COPE outlines a suburban battle plan to mobilize 7.5 million unionists and families, aiming to influence 15 to 21 million voters. It spreads strategic ten points for organizing and outreach to suburban COPEs, targeting local issues and early member involvement.
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Ray Bliss
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America
Machinists
George Meany
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Meany
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
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Republican National
Central Labor Council
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What toys help a child prepare for school
Parents are advised to choose learning toys that foster independence and dexterity in 3 to 4 year olds. Include dress toys, simple puzzles, blocks, and safe tools. Encourage social play with peers to build sharing and cooperation, and consider a checklist of age appropriate toys from Arnold Arnold for further guidance.
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Arnold Arnold
Arthritis quack remedies debunked and cautions offered
A reader asks about sulphur and cream of tartar as an arthritis remedy. the doctor explains the mix is harmless at best and ineffective for cure. The piece warns against commercial quack cures, cites a $300 million annual US market, and urges public education to protect people from false claims.
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Arthritis Foundation
United States
Foundation
How You Can Control Arthritis and Baby Health Notes
Dr. Molner offers a booklet on arthritis control available by mail for 35 cents with a self addressed stamped envelope. The Arthritis Foundation lists sound books and lending libraries. avoid quackery and beware of cures. A reader asks about thyroid pills and pregnancy. assurance that treatment can aid pregnancy and won’t harm mother or baby. Also notes on hiccups before birth and pediatric pinworm treatment pamphlet available for 25 cents.
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Foundation
This Day in History and Skyview for May 14 1968
On May 14 1968 the ZALMAN ZG Today notes the 135th day of the year with 231 to follow. Historical highlights include 1940 St Louis hosted the Olympics, 1940 Nazi bombing of Rotterdam, 1942 Congress creating the Women's Army Corps, and 1948 Britain leaving Palestine with Israel proclaimed. A thought from George Meredith praises wit in women.
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Britain
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Free State of Israel
Las Vegas Women’s Clubs name new presidents
Dorothy Bischoff becomes president of the Las Vegas Business and Professional Women's Club. Mrs. John Bowers leads the auxiliary to Fred S. Pennington Post Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Dorothy Bischoff
Las Vegas
John Bowers
Fred S. Pennington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rethinking the American University’s Constitution
Max Lerner argues about the troubled state of universities on campus, urging Columbia to lead a constitutional reinvention. He contrasts European and Latin American models, calls for faculty and student involvement, and stresses rebuilding trust to restore meaningful governance and learning.
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Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Aldous Huxley
Changing Political Mood as Public Civility Returns
Washington notes a shift away from shrill politics and campus unrest toward a calmer, more civil democratic discourse. Kennedy and McCarthy shift to responsible stance while Humphrey and Nixon emphasize order, with Columbia and television drawing critique and praise alike.
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