Good Tool: New federal safety law prompts enforcement zeal
The piece argues a broad federal occupational safety law exists but its impact depends on vigorous enforcement. It notes creation of a National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety under HEW and calls on Labor head Hodgson and HEW Secretary Richardson to act with urgency, citing AFL CIO leader Abel.
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National Institute For Occupational Health and Safety
Hodgson
HEW
Elliot L. Richardson
I. W. Abel
Aflcio
Industrial Union Department
Abel
Richardson
Giant auto chomper begins work in Holland Michigan
The first large purposing machine starts chewing up junked cars at Padnos Iron and Metal Co. in Holland Michigan as a milestone toward widespread recycling. Officials say many cars will be reduced to cornflake sized scrap for furnaces, with more such machines likely in other regions to follow.
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Holland
Mich
Michigan
America
Padnos Iron and Metal Co
Debate Over Bomb Claim Shifts on Jewish Defense League
The piece questions who triggered a blast at the Russian Cultural Center in Washington and whether it was a Jewish extremist or someone framing them. It notes the JDL's rise from Brooklyn school disputes and its later actions against Arab states, plus the risk to Israel’s image if Americans see little difference between terrorist Jewish and Arab acts.
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Jewish Defense League
Rabbi Kahane
Defense League
Brooklyn
New York
League
Soviet Union
U.N
Intourist
Israel
United States
Paul Harvey Portrays Pat Nixon As Everyday First Lady
The column highlights Pat Nixon's role and personality amid global events. It notes her diplomacy in public, her practical tastes in fashion and cooking, and her balance between public duties and family life. The piece underscores her appeal as a relatable yet influential figure.
Radical Libertarians Woes Challenging Conservative Movement
William F Buckley Jr analyzes radical libertarianism as a critique of U S conservatism arguing the movement erred by overestimating state power and endorsing absolute freedom The column weighs thinkers like Spinoza Heinlein Rand Rothbard and Friedman while urging caution and self policing within conservatism.
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Richard Nixon
Spinoza
Robert Heinlein
Felix Morley
Henry Hazlitt
Ayn Rand
Dr. Johnson
James Madison
New York City
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio announces subscription prices for the daily paper and Sunday edition. In city, suburban, and mail routes vary. annual rates apply for 7 day delivery, with international options available and advance payment required.
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City Manager Dale Helsel Proves Multitalented Musician
In an interview, Doris Helsel reveals her husband Dale Helsel the Middletown city manager also plays organ at two Ohio churches. He led services in Painesville and performed for weddings and funerals with varied tempo.
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Doris Helsel
Middletown
Dale Helsel
Helsel
Painesville
Ohio
Our Church
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Dale
Cooper backs Baker in Senate leadership race reshaping GOP
Senator John Sherman Cooper moves to back Howard Baker against Hugh Scott for minority leader, complicating Scott’s grip and Dole’s chair bid. With six firm Scott votes among freshmen, Baker gains momentum as Taft leans Scott, while Nixon’s ideological victory frame colors the intra party contest.
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John Sherman Cooper
Howard Baker
Hugh Scott
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Scott
Sen
Robert Dole
GOP
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Baker
Scott Dole
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Cooper
Delaware
William Roth
J. Glenn Beall Jr
M Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Robert Taft
Ohio
James Buckley
New York
William Brock
Taft
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Choppy) Saunders
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