New Labor Power Bloc To Push Social Reform
The United Automobile Workers and the Teamsters form the Alliance for Labor Action after leaving the AFL-CIO. They signal a shift toward social reform with aims on low cost housing and urban poverty job creation. The bloc could influence AFL-CIO strategy and attract more members in coming years.
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Heart Transplants Move Forward in South Africa
The article notes heart transplants, once seen as radical, are now more accepted though still debated. In months since the first operation there, nearly 30 transplants have occurred with no consistent rate, as doctors weigh ethics and legality amid public drama.
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How the Democrats are tearing themselves apart
The London Sunday Times article reviews intra party strains as Hubert Humphrey and McCarthy factions clash. It cites Gerry Bush on risks of left and right disruption, notes fear of ungovernability, and discusses McCarthy's volatile loyalty and possible separate ticket.
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Bicycling in Middletown Urges Safer Streets and Tracks
An editorial notes more bikes on Middletown streets and warns of danger from improper rider behavior. It calls for strict penalties for infractions and dedicated bicycle tracks free of cars to protect children and encourage safe riding.
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Real Issues Behind Wallace and McCarthy Rise
The piece argues Wallace attracts discontent voters with a hard line on crime and order while McCarthy appeals for peace in Vietnam. It notes Nixon Rockefeller and Humphrey avoid clear programs, leaving Wallace and McCarthy with growing receptions among frustrated voters.
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Senator McCarthy Appeals to Discontented Voters on Vietnam War
Senator McCarthy addresses voters who favor ending U S involvement in Vietnam and bringing home troops. He targets draft age families and those wanting America to stay out of Asian affairs, reflecting broad Minnesota sentiment.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for different delivery methods. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 5 cents for Sundays, 60 cents per week for city delivery, $15 per year by mail in trading areas, $24 outside trading areas, and $38 for outside the U S A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Moscow Stage Repeats Cast as City Grows
New York writer describes Moscow and Leningrad during a fuelstopged Moscow to New York trip noting skyscrapers rival Omaha, the Russia hotel with 3182 rooms, shorter yet puritanical fashions, abundant ice cream, scarce fresh caviar, and cash transactions in dollars at Moscow bars and shops.
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