Agreement to Avert Strikes in Key Industries
A management labor accord between a major airline and the Flight Engineers International Assn and the United Plant Guard Workers of America creates a three member dispute board to settle pay and working condition issues under the Railway Labor Act framework. One member is named by the company, one by the unions, with a neutral member to be selected, aiming to prevent strikes and protect the economy. The deal, praised as a landmark in transportation, could set a precedent reducing need for tougher laws and changing collective bargaining toward fact based outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flight Engineers International Assn
United Plant Guard Workers of America
Kennedy
Spurning federal aid seen in two communities
A civic group in Oklahoma opposed a proposed post office remodeling as uneconomical. In Michigan, Grosse Pointe Farms rejected $149,000 in federal public works grants, with officials arguing such handouts erode municipal sovereignty and integrity.
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Uncle Sam
Oklahoma
Michigan
Detroit
Grosse Pointe Farms
Doubts Rise on Hoover Overstating Communist Peril
The piece questions FBI Director J Edgar Hoover's framing of domestic Communism as a pervasive threat. It cites Walter Reuther and UAW factions, noting past clashes and suggesting Hoover’s warnings may serve radical right aims while detailing Soviet activities and investigations through 1962.
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FBI
Walter Reuther
Far Right
J. Edgar Hoover
TBI
Toan
Reuther
Phys
Joe Stalen
Splex
Tonger
UAW
Elsee Qvbore
Walter Reuter
Avorvens
Waller
Ted
U.S
Walter Preuther
Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Cuba
Touber
J. Edgar” Hoover
Soviet Union
China
Mr. Hoover
United States
PBL
Fabay
Kar Warren
Supreme Court
Waller Reuther
T. Edgar Hoover
Bulgar Hoover
Local Muscatine Journal masthead and contact details
An OCR rendition of the Muscatine Journal front matter lists staff names and roles including publisher Harold L. Nelson editor Walter Russell and others, plus advertising and circulation departments. It gives office contact, delivery rates, and service details for daily, weekly, and mail subscriptions with price points and delivery areas.
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Walter Russell
Jen Talbot
Ilbert Dietz
Easter NL. Walwer
Umansser Rel
Jana
Chicago
New. York
Detroit
Alan' Kansan
Shaft plan reshaping Iowa reapportionment faces rural loss
Des Moines article outlines Senator David Shaft’s plan and critics. It argues a population based House strengthens urban control, risks rural representation, and shifts power to boards and commissions. The piece notes concerns over area versus population concepts and predicts political fallout.
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House of Representatives
Groe
Federal
Congress
Congressional House
Senate
Towa
Chameleon Parent Warning in George Crane Advice Column
Dr. Crane urges expressive parenting over punitive repression. Lucille Balk comments on Gary Moran’s firm yet loving discipline, while warnings against inconsistent punishment and shifting tactics emphasize steady, constructive guidance for children.
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Lucille Balk
Gary Moran
Gary
Stalled at drawing board in Columbus plant accident
While working over a drawing at North American Aviation's Columbus Division a power mower hurled a rock through a window striking supervisor Keller in the head. The rock flew 120 feet across the room and 20 more to the wall before disintegrating. Keller kept working, grabbing clamps and a bandage.
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Columbius
Ohio
Bill
Keller
Noth
American Aviation
Columbus
Sleep Therapy Aids Treatment Of Alcoholics
HAL BOYLE reports an experiment in a California prison camp where sleep therapy used microphone talks under pillows to guide unconscionable inmates away from liquor. The piece weaves in odds and ends on travel, danger, and bilingual Miami, highlighting quirky observations and opinionated asides.
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New York
California
Frayer Prayer Amid Shadows and Righteousness
A prayer fragment thanks Thee our Father for guidance through despair and defeat. It asks to be led past pride and prejudice toward the road of righteousness in the spirit of Christ.
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Tseigh
Christ
Our Yesterdays Recalled Fragments and Aged Notes
A collage of historic items notes eclipses and exhibitions, a 24 year old park controversy resolved, a Wapella death after a homecoming crash, and district politics. It recalls a frame building fire in Illinois City and road paving near Columbus Junction. Old items mention early imports and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sayes
Illinois City
Weed Park
Henry Wildasin
Wilton
Stabe Se
Tventieth
Louisa
Dear Abby Help Urges Building Your Own Good Reputation
ABIGAIL VAN BUREN urges a reader to build a personal reputation rather than proving others wrong about her sister. The column discusses dating pressures from mothers and suggests practical tips for handling distrust, plus a separate note about service work with kids and a cryptogram puzzle embedded in the page.
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Abby
Juso
Tim
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