Bond and Bradley Jump Above Molasses Mountain Politics
Julain Bond compares Black progress to climbing a molasses mountain while Los Angeles mayoral hopeful Tom Bradley wins in a white city. The piece notes Black candidates in Oakland and Camden facing white opposition and cites St Louis police chief McNeal urging black communities to join the crime fight.
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Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Sam Yorty
Bradley
Yorty
California
Oakland
Bobby Seal
John H. Reading
Camden
N.J
St. Louis
Theodore D. McNeal
McNeal
America
Julian Bond
Church Leaders Back Striking Workers in Labor Disputes
A growing number of Protestant and Catholic leaders actively support striking workers including Cesar Chavez s United Farm Workers in the California grape dispute and El Paso garment workers seeking collective bargaining rights. Bishops bless picketers and join Masses, while ranch guards taunt them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
California
el Paso
Jesus
Dennis J. Geaney
Chicago
UFW
National Council of Churches
Chavez
U.S
Roman Catholic Bishops’ Committee
Joseph Donnelly
Hartford
Conn
Coachella Valley
Big Farah
Today in History highlights for June 24, 1973
The Associated Press recalls events on this date: 1948 Berlin Blockade began, 1497 Cabot sighted North America coast, 1520 Cortes entered Mexico City, 1793 France's first republican constitution, 1942 Dutch royal family arrived in the U.S., 1947 Taft Hartley Act enacted, 1983 floods cause over 1 billion in damage, and earlier political clashes and protests noted.
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Associated Press
Soiet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
North America
John Cabot
Halifax
N.S
Labrador
Mexico
Fernando Cortez
Mexico City
France
United States
House of Representatives
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Charles Kelley as FBI Chief Seeks Independence from White House
Clarence Kelley tells the Senate Judiciary Committee he would resign rather than let political pressure steer the FBI. He argues for professional independence in a Watergate era and references past agency entanglements. Newsweek reports new information shaping the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bartlett Kelly
FBI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Clarence Kelley
White House
Kelley
Nixon
Calls for a Tough FBI Tenure Reform in 1960s Context
The piece argues Hoover's long tenure and politics taint the FBI, contrasting 1960s issues with 1970s. It endorses Kelley as a reformable candidate and urges a single nonrenewable term of nine to fifteen years to curb presidential influence. It notes Byrd pushing hearings and outlines potential reform paths.
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Lyndon Johnson
FBI
Nixon
Congress
Hoover
White House
Kelley
Robert Byrd
D.W. Va
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
D.-Miss
Senate
Byrd
William Ruckelshaus
Kansas City
Baltimorean investor proves growth stock approach pays big
T Rowe Price of Baltimore shows a $1000 invested in 1934 growing to $8,274.20 in total investment return, with dividends reinvested would reach $27,120.11. He credits a Growth Stock Theory emphasizing early growth, earnings per share, and adaptation to change, noting shifts from autos to consumer stocks and a preference for gold based currency.
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New York
T. Rowe Price
Baltimore
Price
Michael Lipper
Portofolios
Triceratops Brain Size Sparks Dino Body Balance Debate
Scientists estimate Triceratops weighed roughly 20 feet long with a brain near 2 pounds. The finding fuels discussion on how such brain size relates to sensory processing and behavior in this horned dinosaur.
The Fight at Farah Christian Conflict
Rev. David Poling analyzes the Farah boycott and Christian activism linked to Cesar Chavez era labor struggles. Bishop Metzger backs a strike against El Paso garment maker Farah, urging church support while weighing union influence and worker welfare amid evolving public sentiment.
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David Poling, D.D
Farah
David Poling
el Paso
Tex
California
Arizona
Texas
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers
Chavez
Metzger
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
el Paseo
William Farah
Sidney M. Metzger
Christian Church
Willy Farah
James Hoffa
Ray Cromley- Laird Likely to Make Nixon More Accessible
Washington report analyzes Melvin Laird’s influence on President Nixon. Laird’s White House role is seen as expanding access to Nixon, with Laird allies in key posts and a push for stronger economic controls. Budgets, legislation, and intra White House dynamics are anticipated to shift.
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Ray Cromley
Laird
Nixon
Washington
Nea
Melvin Laird
Pentagon
White House
Pensylvania Ave
William Baroody
Congress
Fred Buzhardt
Defense
Kissinger
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Defense Department
Capitol Hill
John Connally
Treasury
George Shultz
Senate
House
Birthday notices for Dempsey and Ciardi
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is 78 today and poet critic John Ciardi is 57. Thought for today cites the maxim no one should be twice punished for one crime.
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Jack Dempsey
John Ciardi
Early sulfa drug used in therapy by German doctor
In 1932 German physician Gerhard Domagk demonstrated the first sulfa antibiotic as a therapeutic agent marking a milestone in antimicrobial therapy. The discovery launched modern antibiotic research and paved the way for sulfonamide use in medicine.
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Gerhard Domgak
Proverbs 27 1 8 Teachings on Warnings and Wounds
Proverbs 27 1 8 offers cautions about tomorrow pride and self praise warning that open rebuke is preferable to hidden love. It contrasts a rebel’s frustrations with jealousy and notes a hungry man will eat anything.
The Palladium Times Publication Details and Rates
Oswego Palladium Times merger with Oswego Times notes publisher Clark Morrison 3rd. Rates listed for home delivery and mail subscriptions in Oswego and surrounding counties with annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly options. Advertising representatives are Thomson Newspapers locations in Des Plaines and New York. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Paines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated
Palladium Times
Associated Press
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