Editorials Question Meany Pay Board Walkout Echoed by Some Union Leaders
Labor figures nationwide questioned George Meanys Pay Board walkout. William F. Martin and Luke Pinyan warned it would mute workers voices while Edward Osinski argued it failed to fix policy. Detroit UAW official supported criticisms but doubted walking out would resolve inflation. Overall, most leaders aligned with Meany, others wary of reduced influence.
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George Meany
Meany
Labor
William F. Martin
Chicago
Afl-Cio
Luke Pinyan
The
Carpenters Union
Atlanta
Boston
Edward I. Sullivan
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Edward Qsinski
Church Music Clash Highlights Goldwater Wedding Tale
A mixed reflection on church music sparks debate as the Council of Trent bans sensual forms while a wedding in Newport Beach features liberal use of electric guitar and pop tunes. Jack Anderson profiles Ambassador Arthur Watson amid criticism, urging prudence and reform.
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Council of Trent
Arthur K. Watson
International Business Machines
U.S
France
Jack Anderson
Anderson
London
Washington
Watson
Watsom
Huang Chen
Bour
Newport Beach
John J. Ashey II
Youll
Goldwater
Susan Lee Gherman
Ashey
Rep. Goldwater
Rival Claims for Offshore Waters Threaten Cold War Ties
The piece outlines how China supports 200 mile claims for Latin American coasts and Malacca Strait ownership, while the United States counters with 12 mile limits. It notes Latin American tuna wealth off Peru and Ecuador, arms bans, and competing naval patrols by the US and USSR after British force withdrawals. It highlights Indonesia and Malaysia pushing to control the Malacca Strait to curb tanker traffic and narrow depth, amid protests from Moscow and Tokyo.
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United States
China
Malacca Strait
Japan
Gibraltar
Peru
Ecuador
U.S
Begaan
Malacea Strait
Suwez
United
Moscow
Fukyo
Southeast Asia
Iceland
Coass
Harry Truman
Black journalism and law push for separatist professional norms
In debates sparked at Howard University and New York, black journalists press for racially focused standards and activism in reporting, while black lawyers advocate legal activism over traditional criteria. The Washington Post faces discrimination charges from black staffers, challenging objectivity as a universal standard and highlighting calls for a race conscious approach across fields.
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Howard University
New York
Washington Post
Post
Nixon Adinistration
Philadelphia
Itore
Ag Dept In Pollution Row With Interior Probing Actions
Washington reports reveal the Agriculture Department inspector general accused the agency of violating federal pollution laws. Interior conservationists draft a parallel memo. The controversy traces the department’s shift from earlier environmental leadership to alleged pro-development bias under Rep. Jamie Whitten.
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Agriculture Department
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Interior Department
Jamie Whitten
D-Miss
House Agriculture Appropriations
Lic
Byerly
Agriculture Secretary
Interior Departments Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
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Barry Goldwater Jr
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