Editorial on union workers schedule from Miami Beach meeting
The Delaware AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades Council president described typical tradesmen as arriving late and taking long coffee breaks, beer breaks, and lunch. He cites union officials supporting the view, noting the anecdotal pattern applies to many workers and often yields little change.
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Delaware Aflcio Building and Construction Trades Council
Miami Beach
J. Thomas Schranck
Schranck
All In A Day's Work causing higher costs and union control
The piece argues that public and private sector work suffers from reduced productivity and rising costs due to union influence. It cites worker walkouts and strikes, with disputes often reaching pro labor boards, and calls for laws to make unions liable in civil courts for damages suffered by employers.
Reds in UN Attack United States In Debut
Red China delegates in the United Nations launched bitter attacks on the United States during five hours of welcome talks. They denounced U.S. troop withdrawals from Indochina and supported Nationalist China, while aligning with Arab states against Israel.
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United Nations
United States
Indo China
China
Israel
Paris
U. S
Red China
New York
U.S
Emotional Illness Signs and Nervous Breakdown Clues
Dear Dr Thosteson explains recognizing emotional illness through sudden mood changes, persistent anxiety, withdrawal, sleep problems, and loss of functioning. It cautions to seek professional evaluation for persistent symptoms and outlines possible treatments.
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Dr. Thosteson
When Marriage Struggles Meet Mental Health Warnings
A long married couple faces escalating arguments and a husband who voices suicidal thoughts. A psychiatrist offers questions to assess underlying emotional illness, recommends medical and possible psychiatric evaluation, and notes the risk of persistent conflict. The column also answers reader queries on hair turning gray, bow legs, and a prayer reflection.
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C.T
Wheat program delay shifts decision to 1972 acreage
Nixon administration farm officials plan to delay any decision on paying farmers for taking extra land out of 1972 wheat production until at least January. A top Agriculture Department official cited new wheat acreage statistics and a December report on winter wheat plantings to explain the pause.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tax Reform Plans Face Kansas Budget Realities
Kansas lawmakers push sweeping changes to tax policy as Governor Docking and others warn the state faces a structural budget shortfall. Rep. Shelby Smith outlines a package raising sales taxes, flattening the income tax, broad exemptions, and disallowing federal tax deductions, aiming for a $30-60 million revenue boost. He argues piecemeal taxes fail and the state must act decisively to fund operations.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Mark Twain
Robert Docking
Harold Herd
Kansas Senate
Herd
Shelby Smith
Wichita
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Smith
Associated Press
Kansas House
Docking
TV Networks Begin Annual Revamping Of Shows
TV networks ABC CBS and NBC began major schedule overhauls as about a dozen programs shift nights and ten are canceled or retired none of the shows with big stars earned top Nielsen spots. Several series including Shirley MacLaine’s Shirley’s World and Anthony Quinn’s The Man and the City are shelved or moved to reruns with changes to come through year’s end.
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New York
ABC
CBS
NBC
Network
Shirley MacLaine
Shirley
Anthony Quinn
Bobby Sherman
Henry Fonda
The
Bearcats
Chicago Teddy Bears
Sandy Duncan
Sarge
D. A
Sonny and Cher
Don Rickles
Television Log Daytime and Primetime Schedule List
A dense listing of TV programs, films, talk shows, and news segments across hours from 5:00 to 12:20. Entries include Munsters, Petticoat Junction, Early Show, Tonight, Merv Griffin, Jeopardy, Beverly Hillbillies, News, Weather, and a mix of dramas, comedies, and movies with many network and production titles.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Andy Griffith
Carol Burnett
Eddie’s Father
Merv Griffin
Davey and Goliath
Guy Palazzola
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Lucille Rivers
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Secret Storm
One Life To Live
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
High Chaparral
Buck Owens
Partners
Hogan’s Heroes
Flip Wilson
Bearcats
Alias Smith and Jones
the Music Man
Pendulum
Longstreet
Nichols
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Peteynes News
Weathe
Johnny Carson
Don Fambrough
Dr. Kildare
Sumatra
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists daily publication details with pricing for trade area and out of area subscribers. It notes in state tax deductions, and that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news use and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert G. Wellington
Associated Press
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