Nixon Gains Backing From Labor Unions In Quiet Realignment
A Washington Post report details how labor movement leaders and construction trade unions, totaling about 3.5 million, privately back President-elect Nixon. They praise his cabinet and style, anticipate cooperation on wage and cost issues, and note several cabinet picks with construction ties including Shultz Volpe Romney Hickel Blount. Publicly cautious, unions express readiness to work with Nixon while preserving influence in the Democratic sphere.
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Richard Nixon
Musicians Union
Labor Movement
Nixon
Humphriev
Democratic Party
Nixon Rigne
Building and Construction Trades Dept
Afl-Cio
Ted
Department
Kennedy
Johnson
Eisenhower
Denacrots
Meither
Nixa
Dick Nison
Law-Ne-Order Subuchunides. Then Bare Fithe In Esimonmoy
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Whet
Chicago
George Shultz
Labor
Fone
Tileriy
Chicky
Vans
John Volpe
George Romney
Walter Hickel
Alaska
Winton
R) Blount
Montgomery
George Wallace
Hieckel
Gov. Volpe
Mostow
Red Clount
Hammer and Ails
Onion
Ingene
Construction
Muherl Tumphrey
Johmson
New Chair Endows Surgery at University of Texas Medical School
Semp Russ, the longtime San Antonio figure, endows the Dr. Witten B. Russ Chair in Surgery with 400000, adding a third endowed faculty position at the University of Texas Medical School San Antonio. The memorial honors Dr. Russ, a pioneering physician who helped organize the P S and the Bexar County Medical Society and led Texas medicine as its president.
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Ofexas Medical School
Sa Antonio
Semp Russ
O11
Witten B. Russ
San Antonio
Russ
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
P&s
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Bexar
American College of Surgeons
American Board of Surgery
New Medical School
Boating Regulations Guide Revised for National Park System
The revised edition of Boating Regulations in the National Park System is available from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington DC 20402. It covers basic rules for operating pleasure boats on rivers lakes waterways and seashores under National Park Service administration and costs 30 cents.
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Ha Light
National Park System
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington D.C
National Park Service
Hodeanpy's Health Falls By Dr Lester Coleman
A ponderous essay on centenarians notes longevity is valuable when paired with happiness and dignity. Four interviewees from diverse backgrounds discuss coping with anxiety, resilience, and the art of living fully beyond 100. Fatigue signals overtaxing the body and calls for balance.
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Hodeanpy
Lester Coleman
Public debate on city waste and reuse of HemisFair site
Letters to the editor criticize the city council for spending about 25 million on HemisFair structures and failing to plan reuse. They question university and public use of a tower, call the spending wasteful and even fraudulent, mention Bible readings aboard a space flight, and mock space agency limits on future readings.
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Fairgrounds
Hoawash
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Agency
Supreme Court
Joan Harlow
O'Hair Attacks Astronauts Bible Quote
V. V. Bryant condemns Madalyn O'Hair for criticizing three astronauts who quoted verses from the Bible after a moon mission. He argues her stance undermines Christian values and the Constitution, warning that atheism endangers the young.
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Madalyn O'Hair
Supreme Court
Madalyn
V. V. Bryant
Bible Digest I B Dean Lent Reflection
The piece notes devotion during Lent with a quotation from Matthew 4 10 urging worship of God alone. It argues that failure to walk with the Lord lets worldly powers rise, but a true servant remains devoted and awaits the Master.
The Education Debates and the Ancient Regime
A columnist critiques American higher education as fermenting with campus conflicts. He argues a lack of vested educational interests yields chaotic struggles between administrators, faculty, and students, and suggests reforms hinge on forming a dedicated pro education bloc.
Grades and Standards in Student Assessment
The speaker criticizes a trend to avoid examining Brades on intellectual merits and argues for a substantive policy on grading. He notes decades of experience with college exams and questions the reliability of letter grades while supporting a practical three-tier scheme.
Standards of Excellence on Campus Reflections
A critic argues that universities should not serve as shelters for unemployed youths and urges firm academic standards. He blames faculty and administrators for shirking substantive issues in pursuit of popularity, warning that students may be misled about the value of an education while educators abandon their duties.
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Vietnam
John Kenneth Galbraith
Umless
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