Nixon's NLRB pick may draw labor opposition
President Nixon named Chicago lawyer Edward B. Miller as potential chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, a choice likely to face strong congressional opposition amid controversy over the board's pro union stance. Miller, 47, says his labor relations work has been with management and he would seek agreement with organized labor. If approved, he would replace Sam Zagoria and succeed Frank W. McCulloch as NLRB chairman.
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Washington
Nixon
Chicago
Edward B. Miller
National Labor Relations Board
George P. Shultz
Miller
NLRB
Shultz
Tle
Zagoria
Watson
McCarthy Says U S Misled On Vietnam
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy charged the nation is being misled on Vietnam and urged a negotiated settlement now. He said a coalition government must guide the transition and warned that Vietnamization may fail and still place moral responsibility on the United States.
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McCarthy
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
United States
National Liberation Front
John Paul Vann
Mekong
Vann
J. W. Fulbright
Hawthorne Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Three area seniors win Betty Crocker Homemaker honors
Three area senior girls Carol Pfau Marilyn Parker and Beverly Fugate won local spots in the 1970 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Contestants are judged on a homemaking exam and compete for a $5000 college scholarship plus state and national honors.
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Betty Crocker
General Mills
Carol A. Pfau
Fenwick High
Carson Drive
Lebanon
Marilyn L. Parker
Madison High
Alexandria Road
Beverly Fugate
Lemon-Monroe High
Fiesta Way
Igh
Yablonski Successor On Stand
A United Mine Workers official who holds the post held by UMW insurgent Joseph Yablonski was expected to testify before a federal grand jury investigating the slaying. The testifying official’s role ties to the Yablonski case in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Cleveland, Ohio
United Mine Workers
UMW
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonski
Plainspoken George Lays It On Pa lce LONDON
Plainspoken George Brown spoke bluntly about fighting to the last for various peoples at a Friends of Israel meeting. Testimony in a separate union probe referenced UMW nepotism and salaries to family members. Brown defended his remarks as truth and praised leaders from Israel and Egypt.
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London
George Brown
Britain
U.S. Labor Department
UMW
Combs
Brown
Friends of Israel
Eloquent Foreign Dumble on Arab Leaders
A fragment quotes a pundit asserting that Israel seeks Nasser while Nasser relies on Hussein, king of Jordan, reflecting tense Arab leadership dynamics. The line hints at strategic dependence among Middle East figures amid regional complexities.
Mustard Seed Demand Drives Imports in United States
Domestic mustard seed growth meets high U S demand, with the nation importing a record 63 8 million pounds in 1968. The piece notes the seed’s market strength and its abbreviation as M A within spice and flavoring contexts.
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San Francisco
United States
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