Bethlehem Steel Chair Frays Over Anti business Climate
Stewart S. Cort, Bethlehem Steel chairman, told a Rotary group in Jacksonville that the business climate is beset by cynicism and mistrust fueled by political rhetoric. He defended big corporations tax contributions and warned against anti business propaganda eroding incentives and individual liberties. Cort urged reforms that protect growth while addressing inequity.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jacksonville, Fla
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Ehrlichman Says Newsmen Ask Dumb Questions
Los Angeles AP President Nixon aide John Ehrlichmann says news conferences yield poor questions. He notes 300 journalists shout and press coverage is weak. He cites one on one talks with Dan Rather as more informative. He clarifies he did not call the press corps dumb.
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Six Men Indicted Over Enslaving Migrant Workers
Six men from Forest City Arkansas were indicted by a federal grand jury in Tampa on conspiracy and involuntary servitude charges for beating migrant tomato pickers and holding them in a derelict Sun City schoolhouse. The accused are Walter Taylor Jr, A J Taylor, Edward Earle Hinton, David Rucker, Frank James, and Ernest Morgan. Morgan remains in a Bradenton hospital. others held at Hillsborough County jail. The camp housed about 40 workers including five women and several children. local officials had earlier sought to close it over sanitation and ventilation concerns.
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Forest City
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Tampa
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Walter Taylor Jr
A. J. Taylor
Edward Earle Hinton
David Rucker
Frank James
Ernest Morgan
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Taylor
Santolana
Walter Taylor
Hillsborough County Health Department
Reform rabbis report alienation in national study
Grossinger New York AP a two year study of 620 Reform rabbis finds 42 percent see a crisis in Reform Judaism and only 10 percent say they believe in God in the traditional sense. The portrait is a under 45, married father of two or three, earning about 20000 annually amid rising alienation and career dissatisfaction.
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Grossinger
N.Y
Reform Rabbinate
Joseph Glaser
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