Welfare at Crossroads in Strike Financing
A worker decries welfare use for union strikes while businessmen argue welfare funds should not back labor actions. The piece recounts New York telephone strikes of 1971, where unemployment pay and food stamps funded by public coffers worsened company losses and subscriber costs. It frames welfare as aid for destitution, not insurance, and urges workers to seek nonunion employment to avoid financial ruin.
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New York State
France
U.S
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Rogers
United States
Tio
Pompidou
Agnew Faces Loyalty Dilemma Amid Watergate Public Debate
The piece weighs Vice President Agnew's stance in loyalty to Nixon as Watergate pressures mount. It contrasts Agnew's position with conservative critics and cites historical context from Calvin Coolidge and Harding era Teapot Dome. It notes Coolidge's active defense of the president and the shift in vice presidential influence since the 1920s.
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Washington
Agnew
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge
Teapot Dome
McCoy
Brezhnev Skips National Press Club Address in Washington
Inside Washington the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev bypassed a long standing tradition by not addressing the National Press Club during his visit. In contrast, former premier Nikita Khrushchev eagerly spoke at the club in the Eisenhower era, recalling his lively appearance in the ballroom during a half hour Q A session.
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Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
National Press Club
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Krushchev
Lectern
Brezhnev
Communist Party
White House
Nixon
Khrushchev
Congress
Whrushchey
Colin Coolidge
Coolidge
Hunt For Truth iBy H L Hunt
The column discusses Senate action to cut funds for bombing in Cambodia and the mixed national reaction. It argues the Indochina war ended with a cease fire yet MIAs families demand pressure on the enemy to account for missing men. It criticizes U S strategy, praises limited bombings, and calls for U S withdrawal and repatriation efforts. It also covers Krushchev and Brezhnev exchanges, press club refusals, and Franco-American debts with Pompidou.
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Senate
Cambodia
Indochina
Parris
Vietnam
Korea
United States
Hanoi
Far East
Nixon Brezhnev Summit Seen Amid Watergate Turmoil
The Senate Watergate committee delays open hearings for a week to allow Nixon and Brezhnev to pursue peace talks. Brezhnev arrives amid domestic chaos, while discussions focus on SALT, Middle East issues, and possible arms reduction guidelines. Pentagon, State, and Congress weigh troop cuts in Europe as Ball warns against overestimating Soviet restraint.
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Jerry Greene
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam Ervin Jr
Future of All
John Dean III
Nixon
White House
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Dean
Senate Committee
Watergate
U.S
Russia
Middle East
Europe
Indochina
Almanac highlights and birthdays for June 22, 1973
Today's Almanac notes the date of June 22, 1973 with events from 1941 to 1968, including Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union and Kennedy's Europe trip. It lists notable birthdays like Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Bill Blass and ends with a Horace thought for today.
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Associated Press
Germany
Soviet Union
California
Napoleon Bonaparte
Congress
Department of Justice
Britain
George V
London
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Chicago
France
John F. Kennedy
Europe
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S. Supreme Court
Anne Morrow Lindberg
Bill Blass
Horace
Odessa College hires six new teachers in 1963
Looking Back reports that on June 22, 1963 Rudolph Brewster an English instructor and Wallace Jackson a radio and general speech instructor were among six new teachers hired by the Odessa College Board of Tegents.
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Rudolph Brewster
Wallace Jackson
Odessa College Board of
Tegents
Parker Heights Christian Church Bible School Opens
Twenty years ago on June 22, 1953 Parker Heights Christian Church began its Daily Vacation Bible School program. The event marked a summer educational outreach attracting local families and guiding children through Bible lessons crafts and activities.
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Parker Heights Christian Church
Housing needed for oil company workers in Odessa
Thirtieth anniversary note from June 22, 1943 requests help from the Odessa Chamber of Commerce. It asks anyone with available housing to contact the chamber for 2 oil company employees being transferred to the city.
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Oil Company
Odessa
Chamber of Commerce
Crossword puzzle clues list shelter to fist
A compact puzzle clue set labeled with numbers 33 34 36 37 39 41 42 44 46 47 including Shelter Accompany Church wave Ot grapes Ballyhoos Gossip Western hills Kin of pains Cumbersome bird Fist placed as a single item and not forming a full crossword.
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Shelter
Gossip
Western Hills
Bird
Fist
Barbs About Insomnia and Installment Payments
A witty observer notes the cure for insomnia is simply getting up. The piece turns to the ease of matching neighbors yet highlights the worry of meeting installment payments.
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Odessa American
Presient
Albert Fall
Bruce Biossat
Hunt For Truth
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H.L. Hunt
West Germany
Will Brandi
Capitol
Israel
Sen. Jackson
Jackson
George Ball
House Foreign Affairs
Ball
House
Annapolis
Army
Tempo
Virginia Willow
Fortune
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