Labor leaders clash with Nixon on wage and price freeze
George Meany says the wage, price and rent freeze shifts sacrifice to workers while shielding business with a tax banana. James Hodgson counters Meany as out of step. Meany seeks broader controls including profits and dividends amid calls for unity to restore the economy.
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George
Elyria's New Senior High Breaks Ground for Future
Elyria School District marks ground for a new senior high as part of a 1966 bond expansion plan. The fortress against ignorance will serve 800 pupils initially with room for 2,000, forming an educational complex with an open space concept adaptable to modern teaching methods. Groundbreaking signals two years to completion and pride in fiscal wise use of bond funds and future educational leadership.
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Elyria
Ben V. Myers
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Nixon allies clash with Meany over labor unites
Elyria, Ohio edition reports labor tensions as President Nixon eyes a broad challenge to AFL CIO leader George Meany. Colson urged a counterattack while Meany pursues conciliation with Labor Secretary Hodgson and Bill Usery. Labor shocks threaten national strikes across rail, waterfront, coal, and aerospace sectors as wage price controls face a Stage Two scenario.
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Grandpappy set Man aims higher as car prices rise
A playful line notes that if car prices keep climbing a man who has walked on the moon will likely do more on earth. It blends moon mission pride with rising costs and a humorous prediction about future travel within ordinary life.
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Nixon Should Take Congressmen to Peking
Washington column argues a presidential move to include appropriate congressmen in Peking talks would ease postwar distrust between the White House and Congress. It cites potential benefits for negotiation and ratification, while noting risks are minor. The writer promises to cite precedents in a future column.
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Laird
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Europe
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Will Nixon ditch Taiwan and the Two Chinas policy
The author argues the United States adheres to a Two Chinas framework, supporting UN admission for the PRC and opposing ROC expulsion, while questioning if future administrations might abandon Taiwan. The piece recalls the 1955 mutual defense treaty with Chiang Kai-shek, noting bipartisan debates and lingering doubts about U.S. commitments amid shifting global loyalties.
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China
Chiang Kai-shek
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Senate
Estes Kefauver
United States
After 90 day price freeze what comes next for Nixon
Washington reports the White House eyes a voluntary stabilization plan to follow the 90 day freeze ending Nov 12. A broadened Construction Industry Stabilization Committee could guide wages and prices, relying on Presidential persuasion and labor cooperation to avoid a full CPA.
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Chuck} Colson
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Bill) Usery
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