Loyalty Day Dedication Address by Marie Blouin
A Loyalty Day tribute frames the American flag as a living symbol and calls for steadfast dedication. Marie Blouin, president of the ladies auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2059, extols unity, courage, and national fidelity across racial and religious lines, urging ongoing pledge to freedom and justice.
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Marie Blouin
The
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Adkins
United States
Texas claims most state employees per person
The Texas Report notes a finding by State Comptroller Bob Bullock that Texas leads the nation in the number of state employees per capita, a statistic presented in the Conservative Union newsletter.
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The
Texas Report
Texas (Conservative Union
Bob Bullock
Texas
San Antonians elected to honors in fraternal and municipal groups
Lewis Engelke is elected grand president of the Order of the Sons of Hermann in Texas. City France Director Carl White is elected to the board of the Municipal Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada. Both are commended for past and future contributions.
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Lewis Engelke
Order of the Sons of Hermann
Texas
City
France
Carl White
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association of
United States
Canada
McGovern and Castro. A critique from a political column
The piece questions George McGovern's stance on Cuba and Fidel Castro, arguing he is overly conciliatory. It flags perceived contradictions between his human rights rhetoric and actions, noting Cuba’s repression, emigration, and economic costs tied to Castroism. It contrasts historical recognition norms and calls for clearer positions from McGovern and President Carter.
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George McGavern
Felix Castra
Castra
George
McGavern
United States
Cuba
Frank Mankiewicz
Fidel Castro
Hubert Matos
Pinochet
Jorge Montes
Castro
John Roche
Americans For Democratic Action
George McGovern
Weill
Florida
Jorge McGovern
Senate
Russia
Carter
Chile
McGovern
Free Trade and Protection in American Garment Workers
The author critiques the free trade versus protection debate and highlights the plight of American garment workers. He notes that workers suffer when industries decline, while policy arguments emphasize broader economic harms. Carter’s quote about taxing the poor to aid the poor nations frames the discussion, and runaway shops export jobs, undermining worker protection.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
International Ladies Garment Workers
Garrment Badwacturirs
Boonies
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