Buckley Sues Over Union Membership Requirement
William F Buckley Jr sues in federal court challenging a rule that forces him to join a broadcast artists union before airing his news and commentary program The case raises free speech privacy and due process questions while debating whether a newsman or commentator can be forced into union membership He argues such a requirement could curb the right of the people to know and cites his remark that he has rights that Bob Hope does not
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Broadcast Artists’ Union
Buckley
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Bob Hope
Russia
Zweiben
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Music To Go To Moon By The Apollo 14 Mission
The article notes space exploration inspires, but Apollo 14 astronauts will hear eight Johnny Cash taped recordings rather than classical music. It hints fans might say they deserve the best, with a biblical quote attached at the end.
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Johnny Cash
Maniewicz Braden conflict sparks Jewish defense debate
In New York the Jewish Defense League directs harassment at Soviet diplomats as Bert Zweibon, a 40 year old estate lawyer, claims leadership and 15000 supporters. He argues for pressuring Russians to allow Jews to live and worship freely while acknowledging some actions may cross lines though he avoids admitting illegal acts. The piece contrasts fear and policy implications with the mindset of ZWEIBON and Establishment leaders.
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Jewish Defense League
New York City
Bert Zweibon
Zweibon
Zweiben
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Boston
Chicago
White House
Kremlin
Russia
There Is No Death Report From A Call Scare
A wary note warns readers about prank death calls spreading fear. Reporters detail checking facts before publishing to prevent wrongful death stories. It recounts a family rushing to verify a claimed suicide and a sister’s accident, both proven false after verification.
Indirect Price Control Debate Shapes Steel Wages
President Nixon seeks to curb inflation by pressuring wage settlements and considering more imports to offset steel price boosts. Bethlehem Steel raises prices ahead of upcoming contract talks, signaling unions will seek higher wages and fringe benefits. The administration's delay in a wage and price policy is blamed for prior inflation and unemployment pressures.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Japan
Europe
Steelworkers’ Union
Auto
Nixon to Use Power to Curb Inflation and Wages
The administration plans to intervene to halt the rise in wages and prices after delaying direct action. President Nixon previously resisted pressuring labor, management, and industry to follow guidelines, saying inflation cannot be controlled by exhortation alone.
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Nixon
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal is a daily newspaper published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio. Subscription pricing is listed for city, suburban, trading area, and outside trading area deliveries, with per week or per year options and advance payment terms. Founded in 1887.
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First Ave
Middletown
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USA
Buckley Calls for Freedom of Press suit against AFTRA
William F Buckley Jr urges fellow broadcasters to join a court challenge against the AFTRA union over First Amendment rights. He notes mixed reactions from Dan Rather and John Chancellor, recalls past union clashes, and argues unions must not abridge speech by blocking appearance on radio or TV.
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American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Dan Rather
CBS
John Chancellor
NBC
National Labor Relations Act
Congress
AFTRA
Goodyear Blimp Name Origins Spark Debate on Levant Fame
The Levant region is described as the eastern Mediterranean and nearby lands. Goodyear's blimp America continues the tradition of naming non rigid airships after America's Cup winners. The name Nicholas derives from Greek, meaning victory and people.
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The
Levant
America
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
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