Campaign Issues How The Candidates Rate With Organized Labor
The piece compares AFL CIO views of President Johnson and Barry Goldwater amid union dynamics. It notes Johnson’s labor relations turned friendly after early opposition to Taft Hartley, while Goldwater faced long standing labor distrust especially over right to work. It cites Meany and others and outlines voting records and civil rights impact, with Goldwater’s evolving stance on union shop and states rights.
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William Pollock
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Labor
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Texas
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National Party
Oklahoma
National Council For Industrial Peace
Phoenix
Arizona
Profit pressures rise as corporations post gains in profits
AP reports that many firms show higher profits in the latest quarter while officials urge price restraint to aid consumers. Union leaders cite wage demands tied to earnings growth, but business voices say profits remain beneath prewar returns relative to sales and investment, risking incentives to expand.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U.S
J M Bucheimer Co Awarded Defense Contract
The Defense Clothing and Textile Supply Center awarded 10 contracts for armed services equipment and supplies. J M Bucheimer Co of Frederick Maryland received a $115 955 contract for 77 520 regular and long field pack suspenders.
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Philadelphia
Defense Clothing and Textile Supply Center
Armed Services
J. M. Bucheimer Co
Frederick, Md
Tydings Whistle Stop Train Tour Arrives Frederick
The Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Joe Tydings schedules a whistle stop tour by a five car train. It will depart Baltimore Camden at 7 a.m. and arrive Frederick at 9:30 a.m. for a ten minute layover before continuing to Point of Rocks and Brunswick.
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Frederick
Joe Tydings
U.S. Senate
Baltimore
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Hardin Marion
Tydings
North Market Street
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Independent Income and Social Security Rights
Reader letters discuss how substantial investment income should not bar Social Security benefits. A landlord with $13 000 annual rent and profits up to $39 000 still receives benefits as a right funded by prior Social Security taxes. A 75 year old widow asks about disability benefits. answer notes disability benefits require under retirement age, ending with implications.
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Martin E. Legal
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Martin E. Segal
General Post Office
New York
N.Y
Teachers Brochure Draws Praise From Frederick County Board
Frederick County Board of Education receives the 4th Annual School Public Relations Award in the large districts category for its Teacher Recruitment Brochure. Judges praised clear informative content over flashy visuals and noted widespread requests for copies from other systems.
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Board of Education
Frederick County
School Management Magazine
School Board Publications Association
Rutgers University
Donald Z. Koons
Maryland Firms Eye Expanding Operations In State
Maryland economic officials report a surge in interest from out of state farms and firms seeking plant sites. Nine month data show 99 information requests and 58 company site visits, up from a year ago. Total 82 firms are now considering expansion into Maryland.
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Annapolis
Maryland
George W. Hubley Jr
Department of Economic Development
Hubley
Automation Ends at Phelps-Terkel Six Los Angeles Stores
Los Angeles firm Phelps-Terkel abandons punched-card accounting after automation woes. Customers receive notices folded into their monthly statements explaining a return to manual methods. President Dave Phelps cites technical problems and a favorable customer response as support for reverting to old billing.
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Los Angeles
Phelps-Terkel
Los Anges
Phelps- Terkel
Dave Phelps
Phelps
Worker Charged With Shooting Of Women In Maryland
George Washington Jones Sr., 38, a construction worker, is charged in the fatal shooting of his wife Mattie 32 and neighbor Thelma Park 31 in Earleigh Heights Anne Arundel County. He faces additional charges for wounding Willie Gooch 42 in a supermarket parking lot on Thursday. Police say a love triangle sparked the shootings, which occurred Wednesday night.
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George Washington Jones Sr
Mattie
Thelma Park
Earleigh Heights
Anne Arundel County
Jones
Willie Gooch
Maryland Sales Tax Revenue Rises 75.8 Percent in September
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland sales tax receipts for September totaled 8 9 million, up 75 8 percent from a year earlier. Comptroller Louis L Goldstein noted alcoholic beverage revenues dipped slightly versus 1963 while gasoline taxes rose to 6 8 million an almost 20 percent gain. First quarter fiscal year collections run 1 6 million above estimates, with much of the rise attributed to last year’s penny per gallon tax hike.
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Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland
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