Right To Work Debate Opposed By Letter Writer
A reader criticizes the Phoenix and Tucson Chambers of Commerce for backing the Taft Hartley right to work law. The letter traces costs of non union workers, cites Section 14b, calls for urging lawmakers to oppose Johnson’s anti poverty measures, and argues for a systemic social order change. It questions poverty programs and praises wage earners supporting unions.
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Foreign Affairs No Bull Fight by the Gazette Editor
The piece argues against attacking Cuba for ideological reasons and advocates a cautious, pluralistic foreign policy. It praises free thought, the Supreme Court’s stance on Communist propaganda, and the need for international cooperation beyond U.S. dominance, citing Tito's Yugoslavia as a nuanced example.
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GOP Sights Big Flaw in Lindsay After Disavowal
National Republicans debate Lindsay's mayoral bid for New York City amid fears his un-Republican stance could handicap the party. Moderates and Liberals consider Sen. Thomas Kuchel as an alternative, viewing him as a viable counterweight to Lindsay if he seeks statewide governorship in California.
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Europe’s comeback mocks postwar woes and traffic jams
A newspaper review notes Europe’s rapid recovery twenty years after World War II with worsening traffic patterns. It cites plans for a nuclear reactor twice as large as those in the U.S. and suggests such power could split atoms like grapefruits.
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De Gaulle Sees France U.S. Ties Amid Independence Push
In Paris, Charles de Gaulle reframes France's alliance with the United States as a partnership based on independence of action rather than hostility. He argues France remains America’s ally and that shared interests will outlast recent frictions over Dominican policy and postwar German settlement approaches.
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De Gaulle and NATO tensions shape France U S alliance
The piece analyzes Charles de Gaulle's stance on NATO, alliance versus integration, and France's strategic detachment. It notes his push for an independent Europe with nuclear deterrence, while maintaining strong military ties with the United States and Western powers amid differing views on U S role and alliance structure.
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