Editorial: Labor reform bill shelved amid public heat
Page Two argues the Senate backed away from labor reform after public outcry over union influence. It cites declining union ranks in the newspaper industry, technology replacing skilled labor, and rising costs driving newspapers to machines and computers. The piece links these shifts to slower craft unions and a changed political stance.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
International Typographical Union
Congress
Bleeding Hearts Compare Hearst Nixon Mitchell in Justice
Hutchinson News notes Attorney General Griffin Bell condemns harsher treatment for the rich and powerful while history shows prisons skew toward the poor. A survey reports inmates’ median income at 4639 dollars and 70 percent using public defenders. Blacks are 47 percent of prisoners but 11 percent of census.
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Griffin Bell
Patricia Hearst
Mitchell
Nixon
U.S
Bell
Hutchinson News
TV Schedule Highlights and Guest Stars Tonight
A packed lineup features Danny Thomas as Grandpa Cunningham in a 1960s style family comedy, plus Lila Bloom actors in a two part drama about orphaned children. National Geographic explores nocturnal creatures while Gunsmoke and Comic shows fill primetime.
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Danny Thomas
Grandpa Cunningham
Go-Gailer
Cunningham
Atlantis
Mr. Schubert
Julie Gholson
Jan Smithers
National Geographic
Gunsmoke America
Laverne
Shirley Laverne
Shipley
Squigay
Shotz
Contagious Cold Sores and Menopause Questions
Dear Dr Thosteson letters discuss cold sore contagion in children and the need to avoid contact with sores. They explain herpes transmission uncertainty, vaginal dryness after menopause due to declining estrogen, and the purpose and limits of menopausal hormone therapy.
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Dr. Thosteson
C.S
Thosteson
J.L
New Version Of Film To Be More Accurate
NBC plans six hour TV remake of From Here to Eternity staying faithful to James Jones novel. Buzz Kulik directs with William Devane in lead, filming at Fort MacArthur San Pedro Hawaii and Schofield Barracks.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Congress Hotel
Robert E. Lee Prewitt
James Jones
Boston
Prewitt
NBC
Buzz Kulik
Milt Warden
William Devane
Burt Lancaster
Angelo Maggio
Frank Sinatra
Montgomery Clift
Sgt. Fatso Judson
Ernest Borgnine
Kulik
Fatso Judson
Maggio
Slammer
Sgt. Warden
Deborah Kerr
Eternity
Cilft
Pvt. Prewitt
Statistics Shape Economy Says Policy Chief Duncan
AP Business Analysis John Cunniff details Joseph Duncan’s view on how statistics steer the U.S. economy. He notes gaps in local employment data, questions the national unemployment rate, and outlines efforts to create coherent, standardized federal statistics for the 1980s and beyond, including the Framework for Planning U.S. Federal Statistics and revised SIC.
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John Cunniff
Washington
Joseph Duncan
Office of Federal Statistical Policy and Standards
Duncan
Congress
American Statistical Association
Batelle Memorial Institute
U.S
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