Labor Movement Faces Grievous Decision on Hoffa
The AFL CIO Executive Council in New York weighs readmitting Jimmy Hoffa and the Teamsters or backing revolts within the union. Leaders argue Hoffa’s corruption history fuels mistrust, while building trades seek his support for strikes and organizing. Revolt movements already gain traction in Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and California areas.
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Afl-Cio
New York City
House of Labor
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
National Federation
Atl-Cio
Building Trades
Mike Quill
Transport Workers
Hoffa
United Labor Movement
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Executive Council
Ue Hoffa
George Meany
AFL Cio
Aflcio
Lofia
Meany
Tf Labor
Moffa
Will They Ever Join Up Diners watch Cold War drift in Danish rescue tale
A Russian fishing trawler ran aground near a Danish island and twenty Soviet sailors were stranded. Danes aided the crew but were rebuffed by the Russians who waited two nights on the rocks for rescue. The captain refused Danish medical help, prompting questions about Communist fear of contact and borders. The piece suggests Russians may remain outside humane contact while others must work to reintegrate them.
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Denmark
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Stob Corps and other quick takes from Vaughan column
A satirical collage notes Foreign smile versus smugness, a proposed Stob Corps of unemployable readers, teachers easing pace to slow readers, executives starting at top healthier, drunken hydraulic fluid anecdote, Inner Mongolia brief, moon dreamer with advanced degrees avoiding GO, sentimental crime tattoo, Empire State Building sale to Eph Pottle, and TNT downgraded for kids to play.
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Empire State Building
Eph Pottle
New York
Press Telegram Long Beach Calif Masthead Fragment
The text provides a partial masthead from the Long Beach Press Telegram listing staff roles and titles including publisher co publishers editors and department heads. It names individuals such as mH Ridder Daniel W Rickie Harald M Hines Samuel C Caneran LA Collins Jr Malcolm Epler Miles E Sines Geo Weaks and Emilor as acting editor with page editor duties.
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Mh. Ridder
Daniel W. Rickie
Harald M. Hines
Samuel C. Caneran
LA. Collins Jr
Malcolm Epler
Miles E Sines
Masaglag
Emilor ‘Geo. Weaks
Quiet diplomacy in cold war echoes through Berlin
The piece argues that U.S. Soviet talks are exploratory with no firm gains expected, as Khrushchev pressures the West through threats and bluffs. It warns Kennedy must stand firm on essential issues, or risk defeat in the cold war and political ruin.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Lawrence
Kheushchev
Kennedy
Gromyko
Rusk
Double Ten Day in China Independence Celebration
The article explains October 10 as Dou ble-Ten in China the anniversary of the 1911 revolution led by Dr Sun Yat-Sen from Canton. It notes the Three People's Principles San Min Chu I and Sun’s support from overseas Chinese, ending with his last words Peace Struggle Save China.
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Sun Yat- Sen
Canton
Sun
San Min Chu
Min Chen
Min Sun
China
Hwa Chao
Chiu Chung Kuo
Question Answers on Hunting Rights on Timber Lands
A 1966 report covering 518 private timber firms found hunting and fishing allowed on over 90 percent of their forests. The trend leans toward expanding public recreational use of privately owned lands. Companies also supply facilities such as tables benches fire pits firewood shelters stoves and parking areas for camping.
Public Forum Letters Policy Notes
Public Forum letters should not exceed 250 words and must include bona fide signatures and addresses. Editors may edit for good taste or to save space.
Knight signals memory lapse in campaign tale
Lew M. Warden Jr reports that VITOR Goodwin Knight is accused of shifting stories about his stance and Nixon talks. The piece notes Septembers 8 16 23 statements and a Sacramento call on Sept 7 claiming a deal if Knight would withdraw.
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Vitor
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Nixon
Non
Richard Nixon
Sacramento
Lew M, Warden JR
Oakland
Macauley Foresaw Doom of Republic
Anne Fickes cites historian Macauley warning that the republic’s demise would come from within as elected officials in Washington Sacramento and local governments erode freedoms and money for the middle class.
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Macauley
Republic
Washington
Sacramento
Knight Played Into Hands of Gov. Brown
N. B. Pearson of Colorado condemns Knight for turning on J. Howard Edgerton to blackball Nixon and bolster Pat Brown. The letter laments Knight’s defection from the Republican cause and asserts his actions harmed Nixon while aiding Brown.
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Knight
Gov. Brown
Nixon
J. Howard Edgerton
Republican Party
Dick Nixon
Pat Brown
N. B. Pearson
Colorado
Unrelenting Stand Against Reds Vital
Letter from L. I. Fleming at 1126 Hellman argues that anti-communist pressure must drive harsher laws to destroy communism and combat alien despotism, criticizing media outlets for echoing a red fear narrative.
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Reds
L. I. Fleming
Hellman
Eisenhower Faces Senate Seat Or UN Post In Kennedy Era
The article outlines Eisenhower’s boredom with retirement and debates among friends about a political comeback in the Senate or an appointed UN role. It notes the strain with Kennedy and the GOP and how such choices could affect Kennedy’s domestic and international political leverage.
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Labor Movement
Soaper
Stob
By Bill Vaughan
Fuseloyle
Inner Mongolia
George Clark
Greg
Press
Telegram
Long Beach
Calif
Ashes Building
Nations
Riddervonns, Inc
Hew Vert
Avene Ocaga — Dorrall
Wrigley
Meleye
David Lawrence
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscow
East Germany
West Berlin
London
Bonn
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Europe
West Germany
Anne Fickes
Edlulor
DORIS _FLEESON
Ike
Senate
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Leeson
Gettysburg
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
William Miller
Barry Goldwater
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