Labor Statesmanship Urged Amid National Crises
Union leader Alex Rose, head of the United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers, argues for industrial statesmanship to avert wartime disruptions. He cites loans to protect mills in Amesbury and West Upton, New England, preserving jobs and wages, and notes coal and film industry compromises as examples of cooperation between labor and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Vietnam
Davids
Alex Rose
Mx. Rose
United’ Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
Stae
West 35Th Street
Rose
Bolt
New York
Uniorn
Amesbury
Mass
Rase
Hatters
New England
West Upton
Joan
John Lewis
Europe
Congress
Holl Syndicate
Mayor Lindsay Promotes New York as Fun City
The piece lampoons New York City promotion by Mayor Lindsay, describing a publicity push to brand the metropolis as Fun City. It notes visitors and UN delegates enjoying lavish perks, and ends with a quip that the word fun resembles freeloading and freeloading among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Hudson
Mies Lindgay
New York
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Sre
Russia
New ‘York
Betits
Botswana
Rwanda
Lesotho
Maldive Islands
Fun City
Lindsay
United
Youth Opportunity Fair Returns to San Antonio
The first Youth Opportunity Fair in San Antonio drew strong reception and is deemed a tremendous success. A second fair is planned for September 19-20 at Willita Assembly Hall to expose 77 294 young people to free, career oriented information across education and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Willita Assembly Hall
Bexar City
Cassels Critiques Agnostic Clergy in Light Letter
In the Light, Louis Cassels argues against ordaining clergy who doubt God's existence, comparing to a medical school awarding an M D to a germ-doubter. He says faith, not proof, underpins God, and warns against sloppy logic in comparing belief with science. Others comment on American identity and Texas law officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lest Sunday
The
Louis Cassels
America
Cassels
God
Mr. Cassels
T. M
Debate on Ranger Brutality and Tradition
A letter argues that judging Rangers as always just ignores potential abuses. The writer challenges Densford and Adair, notes fists of tradition steeped in blood, and questions the acceptance of violence in law enforcement. He cites double standards of justice and praises Capt. Ale for patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Charles Densford
H. D. Adal
H. D. Adair
Adair
Capt
Ale
Medallion project buried in committee delay
A reader criticizes the delay in producing a fair medallion, suggesting student involvement in San Antonio with a contest to design a worthy prize. The writer notes past success from similar student initiatives and advocates season-ticket style incentives as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Rangers Seen as Needed to Preserve Order in Starr County
Dispatches report 1800 signatures in Starr County urging Rangers to stay and safeguard order against United Farm Workers Organizing Committee actions. Eugene Nelson arrives from California to lead the UFWOC amid tensions, while pickers resume activity despite a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valley
Starr County
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Eugene Nelson
UFWOC
California
Rangers
Charles Densford
Saudi King Faisal and Arab Socialism in Egypt and Syria
The essay contrasts King Faisal's pragmatic modernization in Saudi Arabia with Naseri and Arab Socialist ventures in Egypt and Syria. It argues Saudi Arabi as a Western ally benefits from frugality, modernizing reforms, and private investment while warning against nationalizing oil or leaning toward Soviet energy know-how. It calls for behind the scenes bargaining with Saudi Arabia and allied states amid Middle East tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Kaw
Beri
Arabia
Faigal
U.S
Haiphong
Middle East
Faisal
Hussein
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
King Saud
Saud
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Red Sea
United States
Russia
Iran
Western
Europe
Mossadegh
Jordan
Yalta
Ccopyright
King Fealures Syndicole
Tac
Sun Safety and Preventing Burns From Tanning
Dermatologists warn of skin damage and cancer risk from rapid tanning. Start with about 20 minutes of sun exposure, avoid peak noon sun, and use gentle skin care for sunburns. Protectively apply creams but do not rub or overdo ointments, and seek relief with cool compresses and clean skin care.
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Kiblizer
Sv Etnanc
AGAN
By Victor Riesel
Hatters Union
Small Union
Small Society
Hy Brickman
Brickman
DEA
Bowe
U.S. A
Acters
Cily
Yane
Germs
Frank Lloyd Wright
Uss
Ann O'Levine
South
Texas
Densford
R, M, Olvera
John Chamberlain
Athoy
Gam del Nasser
Sy DR
Lester Coleman
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