Two Unhappy Brides and the Johnson Labor Accord
A wary view of business labor ties under the Johnson administration notes friction from price controls aluminum industry actions and Fed rate hikes. AFL CIO leader Meany signals possible reevaluation of party ties as Mansfield 14B repeal looms, with labor threatening a policy stance and potential political realignment if demands are unmet.
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White House
Federal Reserve
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Mansfield
Meany
Federation
Congress
Senate
Lahor
Johnson
Labor
Britain
LBI
Pollution Tragedy Signals Great Lakes Crisis
A 1960s style overview warns rivers feeding the Great Lakes and their five lakes face widespread pollution from sewage salts industrial waste and thermal discharges. It cites Lake Erie deteriorating water quality Detroit and Cleveland on its shores and calls for river cleanup to restore normalcy. Germany's Ruhr cleanup model is offered as a lesson in organized public cooperation with sewage plants and funding shared by state private and municipal groups. The piece contrasts American inaction with Ruhr approach and notes looming costs. It ends with a paragraph on sea turtle salt regulation via eye grinding.
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Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Superior
Michigan
Erie
Ontario
Detroit
Cleveland
Interior Udall
U.S
Germany
Ruhr
Free Nations Fail To Speak Out On Behalf Of Democracy
In Washington a critique argues that free nations by not condemning anti democratic actions fail to support democracy. It cites expulsions of foreign correspondents by the Soviet Union and Poland, and notes U S inaction contrasts with embargo actions on Rhodesia. It warns that silent U S policy weakens perception of democratic resolve globally.
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Washington
Free Nations
Sam Jaffee
Moscow
American Broadcasting Company
United States
ABC
David Halberstam
Warsaw
New York Times
A.M. Rosenthal
The
Poland
Delwing Tan
U. S. Department of State
Cuba
Europe
Free World
Wright
New York Herald Tritone
Fast Shuffle in LBJ Personal Diplomacy Recap
Washington report by Vernon Veritas analyzes Lyndon Johnson's handling of visiting leaders from Pakistan Britain and Germany. It suggests Johnson gave selective attention with a quick exit and avoided heavy concessions while focusing on domestic policy and signaling independence from allies.
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LBJ
Washington
Vernon Veritas
Lyndon Johnson
Pakistan
Britain
Germany
Johnson
Ayub Khan
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
Mr. Veritas
Veritas
Khan
Wilson
Erhard
China
Rubicund
Niagara Falls
Grand Canyon
Rhodesia
Taxpayer Picks Up Ostrich Tab
A Washington report notes taxpayers funded a 23 700 study in Africa by American zoologists on the ostrich life cycle. Rep. Roudebush cites foreign research costs and calls for Western nations to pay their share while outlining a rising US Social Security tax burden and a Peoria county vote rejecting federal aid.
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Washington
Africa
Roudebush
Joint
Subcommittee On International Exchange and Payments
Henry Reuss
D.-Wis
Johnson
Reuss
Peoria County
Peoria Comunty Board of Supervisors
Peoria
Peoria Wafare
Zack Monroe
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Death of Robert R Williams, pioneer of thiamin discovery
Obituary notes the death of chemist Robert R Williams who isolated vitamin B1, helped create thiamin chloride, and supported research through a non profit. His work reduced beri beri in Asia by using rice product extracts and his wartime tests on Bataan split diets to test vitamin impact.
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Robert R. Williams
Williams
Philippine Bureau of Science
Bertheri
Orient
Bataan
Beriberi
van Pellen
Inherited or Acquired Traits Debate among Friends
P B argues shyness is inherited while others say it is learned. The mother of two notes one child is bashful and one not, leaning toward her friends yet unsure. Past Heart SA comments on tachycardia seriousness and thyroid influence. Ro questions whether whole wheat bread cures a sore throat and hints vitamin B needs. TODAY'S HEALTH HINT cites retirement as a gift.
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The Monroe News-Star Publisher and Code of Conduct
The piece outlines the Monroe News-Star publishing details, address, and post office classification, listing staff and Associated Press association. It notes offices in major cities and positions held, and includes a statement about independence in news judgment and political stance.
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Ern der Meennenemeie
Monroe
News State World Publishing Corporation
North
Clive Street
Pronroe
Stev
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By David Lawrence
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Richard Roudebush
Rind
National
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London
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Japan
Australia
New Zealand
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Lope
Roth
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Ewing
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Ho Bronson
Jack
Campbell Edmund G Brows
Jack Gales
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Haliona Ag
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Loui
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Dallas
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Los Argeles
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