Automation Sparks Mixed Views From Labor Leaders
The article contrasts stances on automation with David McDonald of the United Steelworkers endorsing automation as progress while George Meany of the AFT CIO condemns it as a curse. McDonald urges keeping pace and guiding implementation to prevent job loss and economic strain, noting workers must have purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steel Workers of America
David McDonnald
National Association of Manufacturers
George Meany
AFT Cio
McDonald
Jean
Mr. McDonald
Tos
Brams
Fragmented OCR note on historical figures and events
A garbled OCR fragment references D and Mo Naver, arms at ship, Chase, Mativ sears, and various names. It mentions the Soviet and Husdans and hints at discussions about trust and form, with unclear dates or locations.
Medical musings on ulcers and social health concerns
A fragmented column discusses stomach ulcers linked to stress and socio economic factors, noting how even unsuccessful individuals may suffer and the symbolic weight of illness. It touches on medical authority, societal pressures, and a pledge page from a 1940s Texas publication, with stray bits of advertising and masthead details.
On the Line Deaths Like Meteor Sholter Ry
The fragment discusses a deadly shooting case and questions who killed a person named Lande. It references a correspondent, gun violence, and a suspect or killer, with unclear details and mentions a page 7 continuation.
Smell Like Dinner How To Hold Your Man
A humorous domestic scene unfolds as a wife and husband trade hints about scent, food, and attraction at home. The speaker recalls practical meals like pot roast and toast while observing a flirtatious exchange, noting the contrast between perfume and dinners. A neighbor dog and a reflective spouse frame the quirky conversation.
Practical look at First Lady Mrs Johnson by Andrew Tully
The profile portrays Lady Johnson as intelligent and practical not glamorous. It notes concern for her children and her plan to balance duties with family, highlighting her Southwestern roots and businesslike approach.
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Andrew Tully
Vnl
Lady Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Tully
White House
Pola
Johnson
Paral Texas
Drader
Levine
Marshall Islands bombed as Pacific carrier task forces strike
The mid-Pacific attack targets islands near the Gilberts with naval air and carrier forces. Previous raids hit Mili Jaluit Matoelap and Kwajalein with ports and airfields. Admiral Nimitz says the push to "dig the Jap out" follows the bombing. In a separate note, a donor aims to raise about $1,500 for Lubbock Christmas needy, with $200 already pledged for 3,000 children.
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Pearl Harbor
Marshall Islands
Gilberts Thowns
Pacific Eet
Navy
Mili
Jaluit Matoelap
Kwajalein
Chester W. Nimitz
Lubbock
Goodfellow
Conflicting Views Spur Debate on Oswald Image and Cold War Ties
An analysis piece discusses the Oswald jail photo, Soviet links, and American reaction. It cites Allen Dulles and The Craft of Intelligence, notes bids of communism, and mentions Baptist missionaries in Namangan sentenced to ten years. The column blends geopolitics with Cold War anxieties and echoes of U S policy.
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Masenay
Poland
Rity
Prava Vostoka
Namangan
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