Senator Scott presses partisan lens on Carswell nomination
The piece argues that Senator Hugh Scott miscasts opposition to Judge G Harrold Carswell as partisan. It contends a Supreme Court choice should assess merit over geography or party, noting Carswell’s mediocrity rather than his Southern origin and criticizing Scott’s comparison to vice presidential picks. It cites biblical quote Luke 23 43.
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Hugh Scott
Carswell
Supreme Court
Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Scott
Pilot Boycott May Work In Terror Tactics Debate
Zurich reports on the Swissair crash fallout with discussions of terrorism risks and detector limits. A proposed fortnight air traffic boycott to pressure nations, including Sweden, is weighed as a practical but controversial measure. The piece cites Israel, Switzerland, and broader airline security concerns.
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Zurich
Mideast Imbroglio
Swissair
Sweden
Waffle sentence on Laos harms Nixon credibility
A critical column argues Nixon's Laos report misled readers by implying no American was killed on ground combat. It recalls Captain Bush's February 1969 death and warns of further revelations as the press scrutinizes DoD casualty categories and administration spin.
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U.S
Joseph Bush
Laos
White House
Bush
Dod
Labor unions grow power via union shop and dues demands
A Bureau of National Affairs study shows 83 percent of contracts require some form of union security, with 86 percent deducting dues. The report notes the prevalence of union shops, limited hiring preferences, and government pressure on racial quotas, while highlighting union influence on wage bargaining and national oversight in labor affairs.
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Washington
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc
States See Rise in Right to Work Laws
Nineteen states have right to work laws prohibiting unions from forcing workers to join a labor organization as a condition of employment or continued employment. The laws limit union power by barring mandatory membership as a job requirement.
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Labor Union
National Labor Union
States
The Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc. Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for various delivery options. Includes in city and suburban, trading area, outside trading area, and international mail, all with annual or weekly pricing and advance payment requirement.
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The
News Journal i Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Wage Talk and Local Notes From Middletown
The column discusses police recruitment ads targeting Negro applicants for Washington DC with starting salaries up to 8 000 and to 10 300 after training, contrasted with Middletown patrolman pay. It also notes a Dayton NCR lunchline greeting 8 a.m. arrivals, service station tire removals, and hints of spring ahead with traffic anecdotes.
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Washington, D. C
Middletown
Congress
Nixon
Washington
Nixon credibility eroded by Laos word games
Marianne Means argues President Nixon damaged his credibility by using narrowly defined terms about Laos. He claimed no American was killed in ground combat, then conceded some were missing or killed, showing a deliberate narrowing of terms to flatter public impression.
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Secretary of Defense
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Laos
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