Shelter Globe worker urges fair wages for non-incentive staff
An employee, with over five years at Shelter Globe, voices support for the proposed contract but criticizes wages for non-incentive workers. He notes line inspectors, tow motor drivers, stockhandlers, and others were offered half of asked pay while incentive staff received eighty percent. He calls for immediate negotiations to address these disparate offers and defends the strike as a defense of workers’ rights.
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Shelter Globe
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS AND DOWN
The puzzle presents a chaotic mix of clues and garbled phrases with multiple misspellings. It lists across clues such as Irritate and Rumina and down clues including Run after and Goddesses of the seasons, indicating a damaged or corrupted crossword page segment with inconsistent entries.
Ali unveils Champ soda and Third World venture plan
Muhammad Ali launches Champ soda and a global products push through the First African-Arabian Corp. He envisions an American car speeding across deserts, a Nigeria housing project, paint with his image, and wheat sales to Third World nations. The deal includes charitable giving and moral standards, with a Spinks rematch looming.
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UPI
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Ali
Middle East
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Superman
Mother's Day in nursing homes letters to Abby
Absent from the heart of Mother's Day, a nurse asks how to respond to residents in aging homes. The column offers reflections on care needs, family choices, and a bridesmaid’s etiquette misstep, plus an odd churchgoer who trespasses social events.
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Abby
Mother
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Is marriage contagious in small town social circles
Dear Abby questions marriage as an epidemic among peers. A 21 year old single man notes friends marrying, a college romance producing pregnancy, and a drummer’s engagement. The columnist replies marriage is not a disease, comparing it to divorce or bread making, and that he remains largely immune.
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Abby
Seattle
Westmoreland Calls Media Biased In Vietnam Coverage
Washington UPI retired Gen. William Westmoreland urged press self scrutiny at an Accuracy in Media conference. He criticized coverage of Tet 1968 as a defeat misreported as victory and urged a policy to balance media government interests while avoiding censorship. He warned even generals may raise hell with the press to curb power abuse.
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William Westmoreland
Accuracy In Media
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Westmoreland
South Vietnam
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Peter Braestrup
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