Battle For Hawaii's Schools in Labor State Struggle
In Hawaii, a clash between teachers unions and government schools unfolds as compulsory unionism looms for public employees. The island’s students protest, arguing that educators and officials neglect their needs while two teacher groups dispute exclusive bargaining rights. A Washington inquiry threatens broader national action on public sector unions.
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Wisconsin
America
House
Islands
HSTA
Hawaiian State Teachers Association
HFT
Hawaiian Federation of Teachers
National Education Association
Afl.cio
Afl-Cio
NEA
Department of Education
Hawaiian Independent Teachers
DOE
Washington
Journal masthead listing editors and staff
The Journal presents its editorial leadership with Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager and Dave Regan as Executive Editor along with Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor.
It's Time To Get Angry Over Traffic In Heroin
A Reader's Digest piece claims heroin is the leading consumer import by value, fueling a vast, growing U.S. market. It outlines four dealer types and critiques lenient penalties, urging reforms and tougher federal action to jail traffickers.
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United States
Reader's Digest
Inside Heroin, Inc
Nathan M. Adams
Adams
New York City
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
First Day of Spring Arrives March Twenty Era
The piece announces the vernal equinox arriving March 20 at 7 22 a m EST. It celebrates sunlight warmth, migratory birds, new grass and flowers, and renewed life, urging goodwill and effort to preserve the planet. It ends with a biblical quotation from Matthew 18 3.
Nixon in Peking as Extra Figures in Beijing Visit
The article likens Chinese citizens to extras in a political production, noting staged appearances during the Nixon visit. It observes officials, workers, students, and soldiers turned on for the arrival and off for departure, describes conditions around the Forbidden City, and discusses Nixon’s hatless travel and mileage tally of the journey.
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Tokyo
People’s Republic of China
Hollywoods
Peking
Imperial Palaces
Mao
Nixon
Shanghai
Washington
Anchorage
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Congress
Thomas R. Marshall
Must He Give Away His Product in Government Move
Guest columnist argues that FCC fairness doctrine and FTC counter advertising threaten free broadcast markets. He warns that compulsory free time would force broadcasters to give away airtime, depress advertising, endanger program quality, and risk extending rules to print media, challenging First Amendment freedoms.
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Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
FTC
FCC
Cadet Milton Reflects On Draft Duty And Society
A West Point plebe, David Milton, writes to his parents arguing the need to protect rights through service while criticizing draft shirkers. The piece contrasts cadet resolve with hippie attitudes and notes a separate University of Michigan co op experiment mixing genders in shared living spaces.
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David Milton
West Point
Raymond Milton
Baltimore St
Dad
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
P.D
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
Daily publication in Middletown Ohio offers several subscription options with varying prices. In town readers pay 15 cents per weekday issue and 25 cents for Sundays, with motor routes at 3.47 for 12 equal installments or 3.20 in four weekly periods plus a delivery fee. Mail subscriptions run 30 dollars yearly in or out of the trading area, 48 dollars outside the U S A, all payable in advance. The paper was founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
U.S.A
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