Pan Am peace pact ends strikes in space program
Pan American World Airways forges a no strike and final arbitration peace formula across five unions in its Aerospace Services Division. The accord covers 10 000 Cape Kennedy site workers and Jackass Flats teams, preserving pay and avoiding stoppages while aiding the U S space exploration effort.
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Nape Kennedy
Fla
Pan American World Airways
San Francisco
Pan American
Aerospace Services Division
ASD
United Steelworkers Union
High Cousti
Florida
Teamsters
Transport Workers Union
Mike Quill
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
Jackass Flats
New
Cape Kennedy
Racgee
Mare Island
Indian Ocean
NASA
Military Air Command
Atomic Energy Commission
Cape Kenedy
U.S
Howard Coughlin
H. L. Denis’ Brac
United
Matt Guinan
Transport Workers
New York City
Frank Fitzsimmons
Pan Am
Yule Tree Lights Up At Alamo Plaza In Texas Holiday Display
The 60 foot Yule tree with a steel trunk and cedar branches returns to the north end of Alamo Plaza. City crews from Parks, Public Works, Traffic and Transportation, Fire, and the Public Service Board handle setup. The sprinkler system helps keep the branches fresh and provides fire precaution. Safety tips warn to keep cords away from water, replace frayed wires, avoid wrapping around metal, prevent trip hazards, unplug when unsupervised, avoid indoor lights outdoors, and ensure outdoor lights are weatherproof.
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Alamo Plaza
Parks, Public Works, Traffic & Transportation, and Fire Departments
City Public Service Board
Man of God Spellman Life Of Devotion And Service
The obituary extols Cardinal Francis Spellman as a spiritual leader of New York Archdiocese who defied death with willpower and devoted years to good works. It honors his faith, immense building of institutions for humanity, and the love he earned, concluding that a shining spirit has passed from the earth and his example will inspire future generations.
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Eath
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archdiocese of New York
Cardinal Spellman
British minister quashes Soviet anti aggression propaganda remark
Lord Caradon, the British minister of state, challenged a Soviet resolution on aggression during a United Nations session. He argued the Soviets already define aggression their way and oppose Western criteria, using sharp wit to deflate the tactic.
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United Nations
Lord Caradon
Wis
Soviet Union
Neurotic fears and psychosomatic medicine discussed
A physician argues that many patients present with emotional anxiety alongside physical illness, with fears often more damaging than diseases. A sleepwalking patient hides fears by masking them with a chain tied to the bed, illustrating denial. The piece emphasizes seeking psychological help via one’s own clinician.
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Fondatiow
Mock Lawbreakers Spar Over Draft Resistance
A round of provocative talk by Dr. Benjamin Spock and Dwight Macdonald centers on shutting down a Manhattan induction center by blocking entry. The column questions motives, warns of faux lawbreaking, and invites Macdonald to publicly advocate draft refusal at 150 East 35th Street with a Justice Department representative present.
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Manhattan
Benjamin Spock
Dwight Macdonald
Sen. McCarthy
Congressions
Vietnam
Southeast
Asi
Spock
Supreme Court
Tom
Grand Jury
Macdonald
Dwight Maacdonald
East 35Th St
New York
Justice Department
City Sales Tax Debate Draws Local Letters
Citizens clash over San Antonio sales tax as a solution to rising city costs. Letters cite exemptions, property tax promises, and personal impact, with residents like Ralph Dietert Harley A Sweet and Enrique Reyes arguing about who bears the burden and the need to curb spending. Austin sentiment from John A. Cocorgs adds a criminology perspective.
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San Antonio
Ralph Dietert
Enrique 0
Reyes
Harley A. Sweet
What to call Mexican-Americans in America
A letter from Jake Rodriguez argues against labeling citizens with Spanish names as Mexican-Americans. He questions the term American and suggests universal US citizenship as proper, noting America spans multiple nations and that United Statesicans would be awkward.
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Jake Rodriguez
America
Canada
Argentina
Opinion Letter Defends County Girls Detention Center
AMLY GLASGOW, a teacher at the County School for Girls, says reporter Julie Davey omitted facts about the North Bexar County Home facility. Glasgow argues the story paints an unfair, out of date picture and urges a visit to the superintendent for a fuller view of conditions and future changes.
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Parsons
Julie Davey
North Bexar County
Gils
Miss Davey
Amly Glasgow
County School For Girls
Disturbers rise and threaten community cohesion
A fragmented message portrays a new group labeled Disturbers as a threat to American unity. It urges Americans to confront the group and insist on teamwork, or relocate to another country, mentioning Sama, AL Price, Dallas.
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America
Sama
AL Price
Dallas
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Wille
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Robert Morgenthau
Washington
U.S. Attorney’s Office
John A. Cocorgs
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Austin
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