Editorial assesses UAW Ford strike settlement and losers
After a seven week strike, UAW and Ford sign an agreement though local plants still adjust. The union calls the settlement a victory but critics note losers include Ford dealers and stockholders facing a costly settlement and potential price hikes, with broader industry hit by lost production.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Labor unions gain, workers pay price in wage clash
The piece argues that Ford's wage settlement will pressure other motor car makers to match or exceed it, while workers face months of lost earnings amid rising prices. Union leaders emerge as winners for flexing power, but the public and Congress see the need to revise labor laws to curb union muscle.
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Ford
UAW
Congress
Goodbye Tommy and the tabloid journalism era
The piece recalls Tommy, once a familiar name alongside Babe Ruth and Florenz Ziegfeld, noting his rise with tabloid journalism and his apparent fade from public memory after nearly half a century of sensational coverage. The tone honors a bygone era and the institution of matrimony as a lasting backdrop to his career.
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Tommy
Babe Ruth
Texas Guinan
Jack Dempsey
Florenz Ziegfeld
Papa
Browning
Everly Sisters
Manville's tumultuous life as America's most married man
The article profiles Manville who began life with little and became famous for eleven marriages, later thirteen through remarriage. He wed at 17 to a chorus girl under a theater marquee, then married ten more times, often to show-girls, divorcing ten times and widowed once. Described as fastidious yet a poor husband, he spent lavishly while a string of romances and divorces defined his life. He married at 66 for the last time to a 19-year-old, ending a notorious, misspent career.
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Manville
America
Tommy
Broadway
Justice of the Peace
Maisons
Chloasma and skin condition advice in letters
A set of medical queries cover chloasma from pregnancy and birth control pills with guidance to stop pills or consult a dermatologist and discuss safe treatments. Additional questions address basement humidity and tinea versicolor with explanations of causes, treatments, and recurrence. The Washington AP item notes tightening credit and possible tax surcharge impacts on lending.
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Congress
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Treasury Department
Prayer on Spirit of Christ and patient endurance
A devotional text cites Romans 8 39 about having the Spirit of Christ and asks for divine sustaining help. It prays for mercy during woes and emotional burdens and for patient endurance to show Christlike spirit.
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Christ
Wiley Found Isolation Easy
James Marlow reviews the career of Senator Alexander Wiley a Wisconsin Republican who died. Once an isolationist who opposed the draft and lend-lease he and Arthur Vandenberg helped steer postwar U S foreign policy toward internationalism and the United Nations despite limited chairmanship power.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Senate
Johnson
Wisconsin
America
Wiley
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Coxey
Hitler
Europe
Vandenberg
United Nations
Republican Convention
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Television Log Dense Schedule Screams Vintage Listings
A compact sequence lists daytime and prime time TV slots with dozens of titles from Flintstones to Bonanza. It pairs News Weather and Sports with film titles like The Egyptian and Horizons West and notes various hosts and specials across channels.
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Kansas
Gomer Pyle
Hondo
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Johnny Carson
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Pepper Rodgers
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Maya
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FBI
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Extension worker mails simple meal kit to White House
Lynda Virginia Minn AP reports Bette Young, an extension worker from University of Minnesota, sent a kit with recipes and homemaking tips to the White House amid Lynda Bird Johnson's stated cooking fears. Johnson is engaged to marry U.S. Marine Capt Charles Robb, a White House aide.
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Virginia, Minn
University of Minnesota
Lynda Bird Johnson
Bette Young
White House
Miss Johnson
U.S
Charles Robb
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