Illegal aliens not exploited by U S employers study says
MIT political scientist Wayne Cornelius reports nearly 1000 interviews in the United States and Mexico showing most Mexican illegal workers do not feel exploited. He finds median US weekly earnings around 120 dollars for migrants in 1976, far above rural Mexican wages, and notes exploitation is most common in agriculture.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Wayne Cornelius
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cornelius
Hall
Jalisco
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Newspaper masthead and staff list from 1978 issue
The late August 29 1978 newspaper page lists W A Siebenthaler Sr as President Elwood Richardson as Business Manager Frank R Myers as Publisher General Manager Paul J Day Jim Mills as Executive Editor and Managing Editor with staff roles noted.
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Frank R. Myers
Paul J. Day
Jim Mills
Agee as CIA dissenter spurs calls for new espionage law
The article outlines Philip Agee's post CIA career of exposing agents and publishing names, notes DOJ declined espionage prosecutions, and cites Sen. Bentsen urging a federal crime law for disclosing CIA identities, enabling indictment and extradition if he resists return.
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Agee
CIA
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
Congress
Justice Department
United States
Letters to the Editor on death penalty and kindness from strangers
A reader urges opponents of the death penalty citing Christian ethics and reports gratitude for help after a bike theft. The letter questions capital punishment, cites USCC positions, and thanks strangers who donated or found the bike, praising community generosity.
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Lee Shepherd
Franklin
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily offers home delivery and motor route options with weekly and monthly pricing. Rates list per copy costs for weekdays, Sundays, and calendar months, plus mail options for U.S. and international addresses and advance payment requirements.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Will Carter veto argue against large aircraft carrier
George F. Will argues Carter’s veto on the large nuclear carrier reflects interservice rivalry and retrenchment politics. He cites Navy debates, past carrier battles, and Kennedy era lessons to claim administration tactics avoid risk while preserving options. The piece highlights public skepticism of power projection and the ideological pull of smaller forces.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Armed Services Committee
John Culver
D Lowa
Air Force
Truman
Louis Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
L-Wash
Gerald Rafshoon
Navy
August 1968 and the Johnson era remembered in politics
John Roche recalls August 1968 as a chaotic month dominated by Chicago's Democratic Convention and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. He describes LBJ's internal conflict, his resignation as special consultant, and the platform struggle with Hale Boggs and Hubert Humphrey, ending with a fatalistic view of political theater.
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Chicago
Czechoslovakia
LBJ
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Theodore Roosevelt
Will Wirtz
Orville Freeman
HHH
Stundall
Ramsey Clark
Bobby
Hubert
Charlie Murphy
House
Democratic Platform Committee
Hale Boggs
Charlie
Boggs
Capitol
Vietnam
John Connelly
Kenny O'Donnell
John
Kenny
Lyndon
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North Atlantic
Armay
Europe
John Roche
Joe Califano
Doris Kearns
Marvin Watson
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