Unions Seek New Focus to Rebuild Membership
Ten United Auto Workers officials discussed declines in worker loyalty and the need for unions to offer goals beyond wages and hours. They warned the corporate era erodes union appeal and urged new strategies, including class struggle concepts, broader social aims, organizing the unorganized, and possibly a labor party.
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New York
HTNS
United Auto Workers
UAW No. 7
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Rockefeller accuses Kennedy of political opportunism
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller denounces the Kennedy administration at the American Political Science Association meeting. He says federal action is delayed until a crisis exists, emphasizing states rights and principle over political accommodation.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
American Political Science Association
Frederick Nolting Jr
Lodge Arried
Nho
Hue
United States
Rockefeller speech cautions on federal overreach and tax cuts
Atlantic City reports a $1 million fire destroying Hackney's Restaurant on the boardwalk. Rockefeller urges firm principles guiding federal and state roles, tax relief, and prudent spending, citing civil rights delays and economic lag as context. The speech highlights five study areas including federal grants, state modernization, and balanced budgets.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPT
Hackney
City
Rockefeller
World air crash toll and Swiss disaster hit aviation outlook
London underwriters see the Swiss Caravelle crash as a major setback for a year thought to be the safest for world air travel. Premium rates had fallen but were leveling off as a precaution against winter hazards. 1963 fatalities could reach about 900, well below last year’s record, with 80 killed in the Zurich Rome incident. In Columbus the Citizen Journal missed morning editions due to an electrical outage. State highway bids totaled 1 425 901 for 30 projects, about 170 000 under the official estimate.
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London
Rome
Argovie
Columbus
Citizen Journal
State
U.S. opposition to Nhu regime grows over Buddhist crackdown
UPI report describes Washington dismay at Diem and Nhu after pagoda raids and mass arrests. US officials debate policy shifts, aid, and the possibility of replacing the Nhus to stabilize South Viet Nam. President Kennedy warns against withdrawal while urging continued support.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Washington
Nhu
State Department
Voice of America
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
U.S
Viet Nam An
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nhus
Window washers stranded seven stories high wave for help
Two window washers Reginald Mason and Preston Satterfield were stranded seven stories up when their scaffold motor failed. They waved at passersby and tapped on sealed windows for two hours but office workers inside only waved back before five men arrived to assist.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Reginald Mason
Preston Satterfield
Bear cub found and released after wandering into Duluth
A young bear cub wandered into Duluth near the Black Bear Lounge and was captured. It was released outside the city limits after the encounter.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
GOP eye debt limit tactic to push tax cuts in Congress
House Republicans map a plan to use debt ceiling fights to delay a portion of a 11 billion tax cut until the net public debt falls below 303 billion. They seek political gain while Democrats and administration resist the move, arguing it could stall economic growth and distort tax timing.
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GOP
Kennedy
Congress
Derson
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Group
Byrnes
Byrnes Grup
Chronicle Telegram publication details and pricing notice
The Lorain County paper lists edition date September 5 1963 issue number 2098 with publishing details at Elyria Ohio. It provides subscription rates by location including in advance per year and outside Ohio pricing for mail delivery.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Pelzeres Ae
Uornin
ORIO
Suspect in bombings found dead in Canton area
Stark County sheriff and coroner report a badly charred body found in the trunk of a partly burned auto may be Dominc Moro of Canton. FBI fingerprints confirm identity. Moro was linked to bombings and arson in Youngstown. The body shows a gunshot wound to the head. car found in Pike Township.
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Canton
UPI
Stark County Sheriff's and Coroner's Office
Dominc Moro
Youngs
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Moro
Italy
FBI
Billy Naples
Youngstown
Naples
Moio
Pike Township
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By Neil Sheehan
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Lorain County
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Cleveland Teamsters Credit Union
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Charles Bailey
Cincinnati
Hardy Davidson
Davidson
Bailey
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Columbus Grove
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