Auto Industry-Union Battle Looms Over New Pact
With sales declining and profits shrinking, General Motors Ford and Chrysler face tough UAW talks due in September. Walter Reuther seeks a substantial wage boost an end to the 43 cent US Canadian wage gap and a guaranteed annual income. Both sides fear a long hard bargaining battle.
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Afl-Cio
Court Rules Against Blocking Hemmingway Book Publication
New York supreme court justice ruled against barring A. E. Hotchner’s book based on years of conversations with Ernest Hemingway. The decision supports press freedom and access to information, noting reporting and attribution are basic societal rights despite copyright concerns raised by Hemingway’s widow.
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A. E. Hotchner
Ernest Hemmingway
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Vidal vs Kennedy argued by Buckley in Esquire critique
William F. Buckley Jr reviews Gore Vidal's Esquire critique of the Kennedy philosophy and liberal establishment. Buckley notes Vidal's past ties to the Kennedys, critiques his portrayal of JFK as opportunistic, and argues liberals forgive Kennedy flaws while questioning his liberal authenticity.
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Esquire
Kennedy
Vidal
John F. Kennedy
White House
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Jfk
Eleanor Roosevelt
Kennedys
Nixon
McCarthy
New York
Kennnedy
James Reston
Efforts Grow to Block National Constitutional Convention
Congressional opponents challenge legality of petitions from 26 of 32 state legislatures seeking a convention to amend the Constitution. The piece cites Supreme Court rulings and Federalist No. 85 to argue Congress must call a convention if two thirds of states request it, and discusses apportionment debates and public sentiment on Senate representation.
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Washington
Congress
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Alexander Hamilton
Tion
Supreme Court
Senate
United States Senate
Time Against Viet Cong in Chu Lai Front
Joseph Alsop analyzes a Hanoi party resolution as Viet Cong forces in Quang Ngai Province face a tough balance of attrition. Marine and allied troops hold the rice plain while VC main units retreat to hinterland camps amid intensified guerrilla activity and heavy local losses.
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Quang Ngai Province
Vietnam
Cedar Falls
Communist Party
Hanoi
Dien Bien
Dien Bien Phu
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Xray
Quang Ngai
Military Region 5
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da Nang
Revo
Juang Ngai
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates 1857 Issued
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for weekdays and Sundays, with rates for motor routes and mail delivery. Rates include 60 cents for four weeks in-city, 15 dollars annually for 7-day mail, and 38 dollars yearly outside the U.S. All subscriptions payable in advance.
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Seat belt myths vs. facts urged by safety group
The National Safety Council argues only 16 percent of drivers use seat belts yet belts save lives. It cites 1966 data showing over 1,000 lives saved and debunks nine common objections with facts about crash speeds, inside-car survival, fire risk, and proximity to home.
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National Safety Council
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