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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

28 Aug 1963

Page 9

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1963

Page

9

Washington Civil Rights March Reflects Ancient Nonviolence Heritage

Washington witnessed a large civil rights march with aims to protest racial injustice and press Congress for a civil rights bill. The piece traces a long thread of nonviolent dissent from ancient times through Socrates and Antigone to Quakers, Emerson, Thoreau, Tolstoy, Gandhi, and Gandhi’s influence on modern movements.

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Washington Congress Erich Fromm Christ Socrates Athens Aeschylus Prometheus Zeus Jesus Temple Merle Curti Ralph Waldo Emerson Henry David Thoreau Thoreau Leo Tolstoy Mohandas Gandhi Tolstoy Gandhi India John Ruskin Jacob S. Coxey Ohio
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Steel Strike Threat Gone Steady Recovery Gains Pace

New York AP reports steel industry rebounds from a strike scare with rising orders and production, signaling a milder summer slump. Mills show a pickup in orders, third-quarter shipping forecasts edge higher, and industry trade sources cite a shift toward continuous bargaining to avoid deadline cris es.

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New York American Iron and Steel Institute Iron Age
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Cost of living rises to record high for July

The Labor Department reports July consumer price index up 0.5 percent to 107.1 with food and fuel leading gains. Year over year prices are 1.5 percent higher, driven by food housing medical care and tobacco. Cost of living adjustments will raise hourly wages for about 1.25 million workers across automotive aerospace farm equipment construction and trucking sectors with variations by industry and city indexes.

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Washington Labor Department Bureau Arnold Chase
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