Jews Consider Shift as They Swing to the GOP
Jewish leaders report a genuine shift toward the Republican camp, with many orthodox rabbis noting a stronger movement among lay congregants. Some scholars dispute the depth, predicting Jews will mostly stay with the liberal coalition despite concerns over Israel and social trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bernstein
Rabbinical Council of America
Council
Fallsburg
N.Y
Clert
New York
Noah H. Rosenblum
Peet
Yeshiva University
U.S
American Jewish Committee
Israel
Nixon
Rosenblum
David Slavsky
Columbus
Ohio
Humphrey
Abraham Leibing
Akron
Las
John
Jack Gibson
Department of Mass
Texas
Tech University
Department of
Wayland
Baptist College
Plainview
Ameri
Gibson
Rabb
Morris Bek
Ritcky
Poughkeepsie
Cruin
Texas Tech
Dr. Mil
Kanter
Skokie
Chi
Mundelein College
Tech
Rael
Noth
Oklahoma
Northwest Flights Grounded as Pilot Strike Hits Midwest
About 60,000 passengers face disruption as Northwest Airlines pilots strike halts operations at Minneapolis St Paul airport. Only two round trips between Minneapolis and Chicago operate, with nonunion supervisors covering some flights. The 16 month bargaining deadlock continues amid fringe-benefit dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Medations
Northwest Airlines
Haa
St. Paul
Mingan
Ineapolis
Seattle
NWA
Tate Famanian
Northwest
Chicago
Boston
Hong
Kong
Presbyterians Set Assembly Amid Pilot Strike
Pilots away from home as strike halts flights worldwide. About 50,000 to 60,000 Northwest passengers affected with 5,000 scheduled to fly. An all church assembly will be held at Covenant Presbyterian in Great Falls with Reverend Charles R. Galbraith delivering. Rezanka notes crews cannot return home until 48 hours after the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Billings
Boreismarck
Mont
Great Forge
Madison
Covenant Presbyterian
Micra Church
48Th St
Charles R. Galbraith
Corpus
Christi
Kalled
Rezanka
Charles C. Galbraith
Lub
Estlbe
Council radio unit debates Playboy Club meeting site
The New York City Council radio and television unit weighs hosting a meeting at the Playboy Club in Manhattan. Clergy oppose the venue citing exploitation of women and women's lib concerns, while officials cite cost and central location. A final decision awaits further talks and possible venue changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York City ‘Council
Klee Penstone
Uipe
Playboy Club
Te Town
Manhattan
Rueben Guitty
Council
Department of Radio’ and Television
Psc
Ean
Charles Grat
St. John’s Episcopal
Rezanka
Greenwich Village
Minneapolis
Episcopal
Paul Moore
Bishop Moore
Councils
Radio-Tv
Father Grat
Gums
Foster Grandparent Program Wins Grant For Disadvantaged Children
The Texas Mental Health and Retardation Department received 447246 in federal funding to start a foster grandparent program for disadvantaged children at state schools in Lubbock Abilene and Corpus Christi. Locally the project will involve about 150000 to 160000 retroactive to June 1 and will hire elderly impoverished citizens to work with two children for four hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Arthur
Valanche-Journal
Lubbock State School
John Gladden
Texas Mental Health and Retardation Department
Lubbock
Abilene
Corpus Christi
Lloyd Bentsen
Gladden
Joe Burks
Technical Proams
WBE
Washington
Pay Board weighs 5.5 percent raise guideline
Washington AP reports the Pay Board may revise its 5.5 percent raise standard as year end nears. Chairman Boldt says changes depend on inflation staying between two and three percent and public hearings will be held in Chicago San Francisco Atlanta Washington and other cities to gather input from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H
Bolat
Boldt
Na Dientists
Barbers, Beauticians
Tional Press Club
United States
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
American Dental Association
Barbers, Beauticians and Allied Dustries International
American Orchestra
Eich Uume
Officers Research Organization of
California
Assembly of God
Bates Streets
Detroit Avene
Scott F. Mitchell
Christ
Evans
Doane
Price
Eyage
Darrel Brueckner
Trols
Mitchell
Lamiesces Win at the Wiggins Complex Event
The Lamiesces claim a win at the Wiggins Complex on the university campus. Meals are served in the Wiggins dining room with a special serving plan for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamiesces
Wiggins
Muslim Students to Hold Three Day Meet at Tech
The Muslim Students Association at Texas Tech plans a three day conference with lectures on Islam and the judicial system. Attendees from six states and Canada will join lectures and women and children programs with Halal meals provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Museum Students’ Association of Thejof
Texas Tech University
United States
Canada
Mohammed Alavi
Idul Aziz Ashraf
Mohammad
Ezzat
Mir Hasan
Qamarul Hasan
Mazahir H
Khan
Mohammad Khalid
M.A.K. Lodhi
Zubair
Robert
Burnett
Gram
Zeba Tend
New Mexico
Texas
Siddiqui
Colorado
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Sid
Arkansas
Iqul
Ahmad Sakr
Glen Qzzat
Text Ellyn, al
Thejas Tech Muslim — Students| Association
Dent Siraj Ahmad
Toronto
Jare
Khalid
Hasan
Judge Boldt Reacts to Nixon Inflation Goal
Boldt, on leave as a federal judge in Seattle, commented on the Nixon administration's aim to reduce inflation to about 2.5 percent. He noted potential impacts on economic policy and public expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldt
Seattle
Institute Reports 159 Participants at Lubbock Center
A Migrant Center Institute at the Education Service Center in Lubbock reported 159 participants over four weeks. The group included teachers and aides with 10 instructors led by Richard Ybstra the chief consultant and ESC director. Certificates were presented at a Friday evaluation session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Service Center
Eran
Lubbock
Ares
Richard “Ybstra
Ial
ESC
Benefitx Involved Rezanka Talks Break Down Over Fringe Benefits
Rezanka said the breakdown of negotiations centered on fringe benefits rather than salary, signaling disputes over employee perks and compensation packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benefitx
Rezanka
Lubbock Red Cross reports small flood relief donations
Pete Ragus says the Lubbock County Red Cross has received 1975 for flood relief destined for northeastern states and South Dakota. He notes the Red Cross will incur millions in relief costs and cites Gov. Preston Smith urging Texans to contribute more. Donations may be mailed to Lubbock Red Cross or national office in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund
South Dakota
Pete Ragus
Lubbock County
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Ragus
Preston Smith
American Red Con
Lubbock Red Cross
Broadway
Washington, DC
Police Reserve Names Leader in Brownfield Formation
Lon Pope was elected commander of Brownfield Police Reserve at a Civil Defense Room meeting. Other officers include Ken Kelsay as first assistant, Howard Hurd as second assistant, Bartlett Jr. as secretary treasurer, Ed Duran as reporter, and Lewis Simmonds as sergeant at arms. Squad leaders are Jesse Lazado, Vince Schertz, Harold Teal and Joe Ervin. The group will meet on the first Monday of each month at the Brownfield Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shownfield
Lon Pope
Brownfield Police Reserve
Civil Defense Room
Repotveames Tipitan
Fi Lee Bartlett Jr
Ken Kelsay
Howard Hurd
Burda
Ed Duran
Lewis Simmonds
Jesse Lazado
Vince Schertz
Harold Teal
Joe Ervin
Brownfield
Summer Camps Grant Okayed by Texas Gov for Youth Programs
Gov Preston Smith approved a $25,000 federal grant to send 1200 youths to summer camps on military installations. funds awarded to 10 Youth Service U.S.A. Inc. in Memphis for programs in Texas Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Preston Smith
Texas
Youth Service U.S.A, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
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Joseph Rothstein
Philadelphia
Presbyterians
Robert Rezanka
George Boldt
Washington National Press Club
John Gibson
Lubbock Public
Ave. Q
Recha Chaides
Jose Luis Lozoya Loya
Chihuahua
Mex
Rita Spivey
Porn Barrett
Tony Brookes
Britain
Athens
Greece
Elias T. Manolakos
Maria
Synahcey Orchestras
Caltte Freement
Institute
Grant
Plains Christian Church
University Ave
Curtis Dickinson - Preecher
University Christian
Norte
Cuarien Carman
Miatbier
White River Church of
Seth
Reb Geedwin
TRULY
Pentecostal Church
Bates ST
North Detroit
F. Mitchell
Smithlawn Church
Bible School
Bible Baptist Church
Frankford Avenue
Paul Mane
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