Meany Labor Shakeup Shapes Public Pay Board Change
The Pay Board shifts from a tripartite to seven members with five public appointees. Public members gain power to curb inflation, while labor and industry retain a voice but less sway. Resigning labor and public dynamics suggest Nixon’s redesign serves the public interest amid political tensions.
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Federal Pay Board
Tripartite Board
Nixon
Labor
Industry
George Meany
Meany
Road to equal rights for women faces long state battles
Advocates hailed a Senate approved constitutional amendment for equal rights, but ratification by 38 states within seven years remains a hurdle. The policy allows women full job access, potential military draft, and obligations like alimony, while critics warn protections may be eroded. States must revise varied statutes governing women’s status amid ongoing debate.
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Senate
Union
Congress
All Cat pleads for friends and pet welfare
Open letter to Chronicle Telegram readers urges pet owners to recycle and support welfare reform while sharing a distressing account of illness and a call for community action. It includes a distemper vaccination push and reflections on working, paying taxes, and civic responsibility.
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C-T
the Chronicle-Telegram
AliCat
Problem of the heart letter on school unrest
A reader argues unrest in schools stems from the heart. Citing biblical teaching, the writer says societal evils arise from hearts and require repentance and faith. If people turn to God, national and local problems will be addressed at their root.
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Columbia Station
the Chronicle-Telegram
Letter Clarifies Signatures on Elyria Chroncle Letter
A Sunday Chron Chronicle letter titled Who Is Next? does not reflect Holiday Inn Elyria Lorain views. Signers stated they spoke only for themselves and not as a group or organization.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Holiday Inn
Elyria-Lorain
Protestant Backlash in Ulster Raises Fear of Protestant Violence
In Belfast Ulster officials and soldiers warn that Protestant anger could trigger counterviolence as Irish Republican Army bombings heighten tension. Protests from both sides grow amid claims security forces may be used against Protestants to prove impartiality.
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Belfast
Ulster
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Stormont
Ulster Police
Victor Arbuckle
Shankhill Road
China policy figure John Stewart Service in focus amid Cold War critiques
The piece examines John Stewart Service and other Red ChinaLobby figures once central to U S policy toward China. It details Service s past links to Amerasia and classified material, his post Nixon era public defenses, and the controversial network including Anglophone activists and Communist allies who accompanied him in a controversial 1950s public relations posture.
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Nixon
U. S
China
State Department
Red China
Johns
Paton Davies
Stewart Service
Fairbank
John Stewart
America
Amerasia
Peking
Chou Enlat
Kuo Mo-jo
National People’s Congress
Keng Piao
Central Committee
Communist Party of China
John Stewart Service
The
Revolutionary Union of the United States
Pablo E. Guzman
Young Lords Party
United States
Puerto Rico
Black Panther Party
Huey Newton
Elaine Brown
Robert Bay
Carmelita Hinton
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Max Granich
William H. Hinton
Carmelita
Frank Coe
Sol Adler
Silvermaster
Washington
Bentley Chambers
Joan Hinton
Joan
Los Alamos
Knee-Jerk Talk on Nuclear Testing and a Case Amendment
The column mocks knee-jerk opposition to arms control and argues seismic monitoring as a path to possible future testing limits. It notes Senator Case proposed shifting testing research to the Disarmament Agency and rebukes reforms seen as unilateral disarmament while urging adherence to the 1963 Limited Test Ban Treaty and the Four Safe-Boards policy.
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Washington
Bull White
Stuart Alsop
Joe Clark
Adrian Fisher
Gerard Smith
Clifford Case
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foreign Relations Committee
Bezas
Sen. Case
R-N.j
Defense Department
Disarmament Agency
America
Dr. Spock
Sane
The
Fisher
I Defense
Bay of Pigs
Berlin Wall
Vietnam
Senate
ITT warned by Loevinger on antitrust risk in 1989
Loevinger advised ITT president Hal Geneen to avoid overreacting to antitrust probes and to prove ITT's economic value. The memo warned of political and regulatory backlash against ITT and conglomerates, suggesting future mergers would face more litigation and tougher scrutiny.
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Washington — International Telephone and Telegraph
Justice Departments Antitrust Division
Bank
Loevinger
ITT
Washington
IVT
Iit Lad
Iself
Dita Board
CIA
Gene
Atlanta
Nixon
Grandpappy $ Z record and needle play described
An unclear item notes a group labeled Grandpappy $ Z and a sequence involving a record and a needle. The text is fragmentary with no clear event dates or locations. Named entities are scarce beyond the group name. Further readable context would clarify the event or outcome.
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Mr. Meany
Rocky Road
Cat
Whale County
Chester Franklin Wakeman
AC Hudnutt
Lorai Printing & Publishing
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Otto B. Schoensie
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Arthur
Hudcutt
Robert
Barton Athald Miller
Jack Be Weaver Herbert M Guild Tehard
Howard Chatrnish President
Ath
Gur
Ation
Joseph C. Harsch
Moderate Alliance Party
Dennis Loretto
Ralph de Toledano
By Holmes Alexander
Alaska
Lorvinger
Geneen
By Jack Anderson
Richard Klemdienst
Grandpappy
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