Meany and the ILO clash over labor under Communist influence
Henry Taylor argues that AFL-CIO head Meany led a political battle against the ILO in Geneva, accusing the organization of communist influence and misusing funds. The piece contends the ILO undermines U S unions by backing Soviet allies in Italy France Greece and beyond, and calls for ending U S taxpayer subsidies.
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Nixon Rated 7 to 5 Favorite for Reelection
Jimmy the Greek Snyder pegs President Nixon as a 7-to-5 favorite to beat Sen. Ed Muskie next year based on private polls of 700 women and state-by-state surveys. He ranks Muskie ahead of Kennedy and Jackson in several matchups while noting Nixon’s stronger position in Ohio and Illinois. He lists odds for Democratic nominees, VP choices, and Republican prospects, with Nixon as heavy favorite for the presidency and Agnew as likely running mate. A Nassau consulate report cites racketeering risk in the Bahamas government.
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Political turbulence and advisory boards in Nixon era policies
The text reports on alleged criminal influence in government and casino security disputes affecting Bahamian and U.S. enforcement cooperation. It notes Environmental Protection Administrator Ruckelshaus seeking youth views while engaging lobbyist Bryce Harlow on pollution issues. Mills’ renewed campaign activity amid White House ambivalence is also described.
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Salvation Army Christmas Help and Food Basket Drive
The Salvation Army in Roswell urges year end support for Christmas welfare. Donors are asked to write checks to fund 600 food baskets to be delivered from December 23 through Christmas Day, via the local kettle program and community donations.
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Food for Thought Best of Facts by William Fyk
A book review discusses Barry Commoner's The Closing Circle calling it an urgent scream. It notes environmentalism, public arousal, and the clash between scientists and detractors while urging balanced, evidence based judgment for future generations.
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Deming Army Air Field Declared Surplus
The War Assets Administration declared Deming Army Air Field surplus and the city may claim ground and buildings. A special meeting of officials from Deming Roswell and nearby areas will convene at City Hall at 10 a.m. Friday to file applications for surplus government project buildings per City Manager C. M. Woodbury.
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Norvell to announce for Senate in Albuquerque
Attorney General David Norvell plans to announce his candidacy for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination at 4 p.m. in Albuquerque. He faces three moderate conservatives, State Treasurer Jesse Kornegay, ex-U.S. Rep. Tom Morris, and ex-State Rep. Jack Daniels, with Norvell counting on student voters and party familiarity to boost his bid.
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