Student job threat sparks minimum wage debate
A group calling itself The National Study Lobby threatens a boycott of a major hamburger chain over proposed federal minimum wage cuts for youth. The piece argues a rise to $2 without student exemptions would slash student jobs and raise tuition, citing Michigan State University and University of Iowa costs.
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National Chamber of Commerce
Michigan State University
Michigan
Uni
Versity
University of Iowa
Housecleaning at the CIA prompts mixed reviews
President Nixon appointed James R. Schlesinger to head the CIA amid talk of a needed housecleaning. Veterans warn he moves too fast and may purge senior staff and clandestine services, risking loss of objectivity and civilian control.
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Washington
Nixon
James R. Schlesinger
Central Intelligence Agency
Schlesinger
CLA
Tweedy
Daniel Graham
CIA
Defense Departments
Cias
Fts
Agnew and Connally face 1976 nominating challenges
The essay argues neither Agnew nor Connally has the 1976 GOP nomination locked up. Agnew lacks a large electoral base and faces an image problem, though moderating steps are noted. Connally, despite charm and money, lacks a solid base and is seen as a former Democrat, complicating a Republican bid. Both face uncertainties about Nixon’s successor and future party dynamics.
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Washington
Spiro T. Angew
John Connally
Texas
Sen
Edmund 8
Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
George McGovern
Miami Beach
Times
Connally
Agnew
Charles H. Percy
Maryland
Nixon
GOP
John Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Mixon
William Rogers
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Connailly
America
Muscatine Journal Staff and Roles Identified
The Muscatine Journal lists its staff with William J. Fahy as publisher Max Christy as controller Gil Dietz as editor Harold Blake as managing editor and David White as advertising sales manager Wendell Grinstead as circulation manager.
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William J. Fahy
Max Christy
Gil Dietz
Harold Blake
David White
Mgr
Wendell Grinstead
Mana
Editors Strike Back at Editorial Critique of Muscatine Teachers
George J. Ormsby of Wilton, Iowa, and local readers defend educators against a Muscatine editorial alleging profane language and dress issues. They argue only a few teachers were at fault and urge editors to verify facts before publishing criticisms.
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Education Association
Muscatine
Local notes span winter, fashion, and Hadassah events
Almanac marks spring onset while town remains cold as 75 years ago. Muscatine firms feature dresses at BLE Lilly’s. Economics class tours Muscatine Journal plant and learns about modern newspaper production. Hadassah chapter marks 36th birthday with history of its founding and letters of appreciation from Europe. Airman Basie Gordon L Arnold, son of Delbert and, stationed for training at Amarillo AFB, Texas.
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Muscatine
Ble
Lilly
Hila M. Dungan
Muscatine Journal
Focal
J. C. Broad
Broad
Charles Greenblatt
Arnald Kalpack
William Glatstein
Europe
Hadassah
Hermann Cohn
Sarah Cohn
Basie Gordon L Arnold
Delbert W. Arnold
Atalisca
Amarillo Afb
Texas
United States Air Force
Questionable effects of breast removal on body chemistry
Reader questions about changes in medicine tolerance after removal of breasts or uterus. Dr Thosteson explains end organs respond to hormones but removal doesn t alter overall body chemistry. compares to thyroid removal affecting metabolism as a different matter.
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