Collective Bargaining Failure Seen In Strike
The United Auto Workers strike against Ford Motor Co. may cause heavy losses for Ford and for workers. The halt in auto production hurts the national economy but is not a national emergency. Mediators can aid but settlements must come from agreement between management and union under market pressure.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Automobile Industry
Congress
White House
A. H. Raskin
Film of Hiroshima To Be Shown Widely In Future
After years of negotiation the United States agrees to share the Hiroshima atomic bombing documentary with Japan and discusses a National Archives copy for public viewing. Officials say public showings could educate on nuclear war dangers and reinforce democracy and alliance with the West. The call is to not let the world forget Hiroshima.
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United States
Hiroshima
U.S. National Archives
Japan
Romney
Middle West
Europe
South Vetnam
Letters to the Editor Encouragement Aids Child
A reader praises a Middletown teacher for recognizing a 12 year old girl with kindness and supportive notes. The letter extols empathy as a simple act of encouragement and thanks Mrs Barbara Peltier for her care at Spring Hill and Rosedale schools. A separate note criticizes Franklin school board meeting notices as irregular and hard to track, hampering citizen attendance and trust.
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Middletown
Barbara Peltier
Spring Hill School
Rosedale School
W. E. Davis
Lemon-Monroe High School
Franklin Board
Franklin
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal inc lists subscription prices: per copy 10c weekdays, 15c Sundays. mail rates $15 per year in trading area, $24 per year outside trading area, $38 outside USA. Rates reflect 7 day service with advance payment. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal. Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Boating Safety Class Offered by Dayton Power Squadrons
A Dayton squadron offers a free piloting course at Patterson Co-Op High School starting Oct 6 at 7 30 p.m. for 13 weeks covering safety navigational aids and essential boat handling. Contact Robert Bookwalter at 423 8933 for details. A reader thanks Middletown Hospital for patient care but describes crowded room complaints and a nurse’s warning about visitation limits.
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Patterson Co - Op High School
Dayton
Robert Bookwalter
Johnson Blame in 1968 Riots Stirs National Debate
President Johnson argues local authorities must enforce peace and cites limits on federal power to prevent riots. The piece contends the federal government shapes racial policy, housing, and desegregation, fueling unrest and influencing voter blame as the 1968 campaign starts.
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Washington
Johnson
Kansas City
International Association of Police Chiefs
North
South
Congress
Milwaukee
Department of Justice
Mississippi
Alabama
Detroit
Michigan
Romney Withdrawal Rumor Surfaces At Southern Governors Meet
Maryland Gov. Spiro Agnew hinted in Asheville that Gov. George Romney may quit the presidential race. A coalition of moderate GOP governors planned to press Romney to withdraw if momentum fails by year’s end.
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Asheville
N. C
Maryland
Spiro Agnew
George Romney
Agnew
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
Sunset Mountain
Johnson
Governors’ Conference
Florida
GOP
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Rockfeller
New Hampshire
Pioneer Joseph Glidden Records Barbed Wire Origin
De Ill. inventor Joseph Glidden is credited with creating the first barbed wire. A playful note adds the bat as the sole mammal capable of flight.
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Joseph Glidden
de Ill
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