Group Pressuring To Give Women Larger Role In Labor Union Leadership
Editor notes a year of CLUW activism led by women born unions. the Chicago conference drew 3 200 participants from 58 unions. Olga Madar became CLUW president with Odessa Colmer succeeding her, and the group vows to recruit more women, end dead end jobs, involve them in political arms, and push for leadership seats while limiting membership to trade unionists.
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Coalition of Labor Union Workers
Rosie
United Auto Workers
Odessa Colmer
CLUW
Chicago
Hazel Williams
American Federation of State
Labor Department
America
Ms. Madar
Chinese well fed says U S scientist on tour of China
Nyle C Brady head of IRRI reports during a 34 week China tour with 11 American scientists that Chinese agriculture uses resources efficiently. They maximize land use by multiple crops and recycle fertilizer while destroying ivory towers in their research to farmers. Brady notes the system risks isolation and calls for new breeding of scientists.
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Manila
Philippines
Asia
Nyle C. Brady
China
Brady
International Rice Research Institute
Irri
Cornell University
New York State College
Cornell
U.S. Agency For International Development
Los Banos
Here
Norman Borlaug
Sterling Wortman
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
Reform Law Critics Call It Toothless Tiger
Critics say the Campaign Reform Act lacks bite as no members of the enforcement commission have been appointed three months after signing. Proponents argue the law exists without an independent body to implement rules, advise candidates, or pursue civil action, fueling disillusionment.
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Ashington
Ballyhoo
Congress
Ford
Federal Election Commission
Senate
Justice Department
Commission
Mike Mansfield
Joseph F. Megian
Billings
Mont
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Joan D. Aikens
Pennsylvania
Twenty Car Assembly Plants Close In Production Cuts
Detroit AP reports Chrysler launches a $20 rebate on unsold compacts as the 1975 model year pricing begins. About 282,100 auto workers are on layoff as twenty assembly plants and eight truck factories close this week due to sagging sales and a 450 dollar average price increase.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Atlanta
Chicago
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
McCarthy Plans 1976 Presidential Run as Independent
Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy announced he will seek the 1976 presidency as an independent, saying the Democratic party no longer serves as a viable vehicle for candidates. The Wisconsin stop followed another ex-senator’s entry into the race and echoed McCarthy’s long critique of party hedging on major issues.
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Adison
Wis
Eugene J. McCarthy
Democratic Party
Minnesota
McCarthy
Fred R Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
U.S
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
Hen
Wisconsin Committee For A Constitutional Presidency
Richard M. Nixon
Ford Says US Cannot Guarantee Israel Security Now
President Ford tells Time magazine the United States cannot guarantee Israel's security at this time. He urges progress toward peace in the Middle East before any American assurances, noting national interest must guide decisions. Ford agrees with Kissinger on considering force amid Middle East economic pressure. He cites varied ethnic groups in the United States asking the same question.
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New York
Ford
United States
Israel
Time Magazine
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Business Week
Soviet Union
Soviets May Seek Two Crews In Orbit For July Joint Flight
American space observers speculate the USSR may station a second crew on Salyut 4 to challenge the July joint U S Russian manned mission. With Salyut 4 at 220 miles high for possibly a year, two ships could orbit simultaneously to echo early Sputnik glory while Apollo handles the docking rendezvous.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Two Soviet Cosmonauts Orbiting Earth For Third Day
Two cosmonauts Alexei Gubarev and Georgy Grechko orbit Earth aboard Salyut 4 on their third day in space. They reported well being and normal systems as they resume work including tests on physical processes and geological observation.
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Earth
Moscow
Salyut 4
Tass
Alexei Gubarev
Georgy Grechko
Space Station
Outer Space
Manned Space Laboratory
Space
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By Kay Bartlett
AP News
Gloria Steinem
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Myra Wolfgang
Bartenders International Union
George Meany
Leonard Woodcock
Frank Fitzsimmons
Olga Madar
Science Center
Worcester
Mass
Madar
Afl-Cio
Addie Wyatt
Coalition
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workers Union
Sponse
Watergate
Neil Gregory
Center For Public Finance of Elections
Gregory
Common Cause
Ry M. Jackson
Howard Benedict
Cosmo
Nauts
Sputnnik
Medico-Biological Research and Test
Misson
Salyut 3
Gubarev
Grechko
Baikonur Space Center
Central Asia
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