Carter's coalition and Britain's socialism in US politics
The piece argues that US unions under Jimmy Carter would steer policy toward labor socialism. It claims Carter is backed by the Labor Coalition led by Leonard Woodcock, compares British unions, and links a September UAW strike to Carter's campaign for more jobs and union influence. It says Woodcock was considered for a cabinet post and alleges Carter hides socialist aims behind a false independence from special interests.
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Britain
Labor Coalition
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Afl-Cio
Woodcock
UAW
Christian Science Monitor
Health, Education and Welfare
Auto
Ford Co
Ford
Jimmy Carter
George McGovern
America
Middletown United Way hits 852000 goal with Sue Harris
Community campaign tops its mark of 852000 thanks to volunteers led by general campaign chair Sue Harris. Her leadership built a strong team and earned praise for uniting services across aged, youth, poor, sick, handicapped, and troubled groups once under the Civic Association banner.
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Middletown Area
United Way
Civic Association
Civic
Old
Sue Harris
Middletown Reminiscences Recount 1920s Local History
A group of older Middletown men recall early town days at the U S Hotel. They mention light towers, horse theft, Hangings, Sile Doty, Rommel Hotel, dancing lessons, elocution, Sorg Opera House, Bijou Theater, Leibee Hall, the 1878 telephone company, Simon Goldman store, woodsheds, Broadway wagon loads, Lakeside fields, the Blazing Stump, wooden Indians, early movie houses, and Doty’s Grove picnics.
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Middletown
U.S
Sile Doty
Doty
William Rommel
Rommel
Hydraulic Canal
Third Street
Glaeser
Board of Public Safety
Leibee Hall
Charles Bundy
Simon Goldman
Butler
Warren
Preble Counties
Broadway
Dad
Lakeside
Clark
Canal
Old Western Union
East End
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates cover newsstand copies, Sunday editions, motor route deliveries, and mail subscriptions with annual and four week period terms.
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The
News Journal, Inc
Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
From a Man’s Quest for a Match in a Push Button Age
John Sinor recalls the winter ordeal of lighting a gas heater when matches are scarce. He wades through fragile pilot instructions, frustrating button misalignment, and five minute waits before relighting, while his family frets over寒 cold canyon tales and jackets.
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Copley News Service
Washington
London Economist
Foreign Report
Robert Moss
Moss
United States
South
George Meany
Labor
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Jim Mills
Sue
George
George Crout
Central
Garfield and
Sixth Street
Girard
Martha Pratt
Sorg Opera House
Gem
Bijou
Princess and
Nickeloideon
Doty's Grove
Arnold
Sir Henry Clinton
Darkest Hour
the Journal
John Sinor
Suzy
Sport
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