Right to Have Children in Glassboro Sparks Legal Debate
In 1967 Glassboro New Jersey adopted housing rules limiting three and two bedroom homes to curb families with children. Judge W Orry Schalick of the New Jersey Superior Court ruled such restrictions unconstitutional, asserting a right to be free from economic discrimination and to live as a family, challenging class segregation efforts.
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Glassboro
Johnson
Aleksei N. Kosygin
W. Orry Schalick
New Jersey Superior Court
School Lunch Funding Under Fire by Directors
School lunch directors charge majority of states cripple the lunch program due to inadequate funding as they assemble in a national meeting to demand more support. The government faces renewed scrutiny over budget allocations and the impact on meals for students.
Meany Hodgson clash over lunch program and unions
Labor Secretary Hodgson labeled AFL CIO President Meany out of step with rank and file while Meany dismissed Hodgson as irrelevant. The dispute centers on school lunch funding, with rising child counts and new regulations feared to curb program expansion, risking poor outcomes for hungry children. A biblical verse is cited in a separate reflection on seeking a straight path.
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Labor
Hodgson
Aflcio
George Meany
Meany
Kissinger To Cuba Next Skyjacker Theory discussed
Historians question whether preemptive drastic actions can prevent skyjacking. A psychiatric profile portrays the typical skyjacker as weak and anxious, urging diplomacy and medical diplomacy with Cuba. Proposals include extradition treaties and reduced reliance on magnetometers and sky marshals to save costs.
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Castro
LaBade
Cuba
Kissinger
Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Journal issues daily editions from Middletown Ohio with various delivery options. Local motor route and mail subscriptions are offered with different rates and payment terms, including weekly, monthly, and yearly plans. Outside USA pricing is also listed.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Meany's Wage Clamp Sparks Debate Over Labor Economics
The piece argues George Meany overreaches in calling for dividend limits amid wage and price controls. It critiques labor's rigid stance, cites printer wage wars since 1937, and notes MEad Corp president McSwiney on paper costs and jet printing's potential to transform publishing and threaten traditional printers.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Labor
Meany
Fairness
James W. McSwiney
The
Mead Corp
Labor strikehold on profits sparks 1970s wage debate
A column argues profits should not be frozen as unions push higher wages and prices, noting the economy's recession, rising costs, and inflation. It critiques labor leadership for delaying wage and price controls and discusses proposed government measures and potential new laws during national emergencies.
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U.S
Congress
Federal
Reagan and Finch Face Weakened Stand in Senate Challenge
Californias governors struggle as Robert Finch weighs a Senate bid and Ronald Reagan faces doubts over statewide leadership. A Muchmore poll shows Finch trailing Reagan in a primary while Cranston would beat either in a general race, signaling weakness in both leaders.
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San Clemente
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
Robert Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Finch
White House
U.S. Senate
George Murphy
Richard Nixon
Reagan
California
Don Muchmore
Ragan
Senate
Nixon
Alan Cranston
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