New Day of Fairness for NLRB Signals Change
The article reports on Edward B. Miller, the Nixon appointee new NLRB chairman, steering a 3 to 2 decision in a Unite Auto Workers vs Ex-Cell-O case that favored bargaining by the company while upholding union rights. It cites a Senate subcommittee critique of past NLRB biases and notes potential GOP majority if a new Republican member is appointed.
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National Labor Relations Board
Edward B. Miller
Chicago Labor Management and
Nixon
Unite Auto Workers
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Elwood
Ind
NLRB
Frank W. McCulloch
Texas
Plainsman
Willie Lorenz
Lorenz Qi Company
Lubbock
Willie
Thomas J. Hoover
45Th St
Avalanche Journal
Athem
Land of the
Free
Lubbock High
Washington
Austin
Barbara Graham
38Th St
West Texans Mobilize Aid for Imposter Doctor
West Texans rallied to assist Francis William Dalgleish a 27 year old self described doctor who faked medical credentials in McCamey. Authorities medical men and locals arranged funds for plane fare a passport and a three day dialysis treatment while Dalgleish faces possible death from kidney failure and uncertain prospects for survival on his voyage to Australia.
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McCamey
Francis William Dalgleish
Australia
West Texas
Dalgleish
McCamey-Odessa
Nader urged to push car makers on new vision mirrors
The piece urges Ralph Nader to press Detroit manufacturers to develop improved rear and side view mirrors for smaller cars. It argues that as small autos multiply, standard mirrors fail in dead zones and could raise crash risks. It notes Nader’s busy agenda, including his stance on smoking on airplanes.
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Ralph Nader
Mr. R
Detroit
Mr. Nader
Mirror
Moonshine Rumors Link Mercury to Moonshine
A sensational note argues moonshine whisky may harbor dangerous mercury pollution. The piece recalls notorious volatile components like dynamite and forked lightning associated with the illicit drink, suggesting mercury could be the hidden toxin.
Vending Machines Blamed for Price Hikes in Inflation
A Columbus Georgia Enquirer opinion notes vending machines push inflation by raising prices rapidly. The piece argues machines lack accountability and empathy for customers, highlighting their role in the cost crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
Enquirer
Indefinite Middle East Cease Fire Hopes Highlight UN Talks
A State Department spokesman noted United States efforts to advance peace talks on the Arab Israeli crisis at the United Nations. He emphasized ongoing contact with Egypt and Israel and possible cooperation with Britain and the Soviet Union to pressure adherence to resolutions.
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Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
United Nations
Accage Fie
Middle East
Israel
United States
McCloskey
Uniteds
Soviet Union
Security Council
Moscow
Russia
Council
Suez Canal
Ro'atonia
South Africa
He Casts More Light On Insurance Control Bill
A reader replies to an Avalanche Journal note on State Rep. John R. Bigham’s proposed Automobile Insurance Cancellation bill. The writer, BR. L. Hawhaker of 208 East Central Belton, sends the bill copy and references original correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Avalanche Journal
John R. Bigham
BR. L. Hawhaker
East Central, Belton
Taps Used With Care in War on Organized Crime
Attorney General John N Mitchell writes that electronic surveillance under the 1968 Crime Control Act shows strong gains against gambling and narcotics. 419 people arrested, 325 indicted, five convicted in 18 months. 82 taps used for gambling, 23 for other racketeering. private eavesdropping declined by more than 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mitchell
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Heesent
Fie
Local Reader Letter Highlights Equality Claim in Lubbock
Norman Martin of Route 6 Box 191BB in Lubbock writes to the Avalanche Journal urging a more equal society. The brief letter emphasizes fairness and equal treatment across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Avalanche Journal
Norman Martin
Box
Lubbock
Union sets midnight strike against seven John Dears plants
Wichita Falls reports gambler Mickey Cohen of Los Angeles held briefly after arrest but released to the care of an all well drilling contractor. The union action targets seven John Dears Company plants in Iowa.
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Lal Des Monta Eee
Union
John Dears
Iowa
Wichita Falls
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Fairy Tale City Found Berne
Henry J. Taylor explores Berne Switzerland noting its medieval streets and river setting. The piece contrasts Swiss independence with language balance and highlights Geneva as a French-speaking hub. It references historic figures and education, then cites Swiss press reach and women’s suffrage status.
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Berne
Mark Twain
Switzerland
University of Berne
Geneva
Rhone
Andermatt
Alps
Europe
Odd Tips and Quirks From a Bygone Column
A jammed collage of stray notes and musings on sleep tips, psychosomatic quirks among performers, rebirth fantasies, and everyday household tips. Partial lines mention rain images, laryngitis in singers, skin rash in wrestlers, a robin fantasy, freezer drip water purity, and cornflakes pricing hints.
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Farrit'on
J. M. Revd
P.O. Box
Santa Monica
Cali
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Ralph
David. Lawrence
Be. Auarney
Mec
Andrew Tully
Henry J. Taylor
Fairy Tale City Found
Latke Geneva
French Gorges
Mediterranean
Rhine
Lake Constance
North Sea
Danube
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Huntgrad
Budapest
Yagoslavia
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Berbania
Black Sea
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Charlottesville
Marc-Auguste Picet
Jacques and
Daniel Bernoulli
CG. Dung
le Corbusier
Giacometti
Paul Klee
C FO Ramos
Jaques Dalcroze
Herman Hesse
Max Frisch
Illy
Western Europe
Switerland
International Red Cross
L. M. Boyd
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