Progress Is Objective Of New Era For Labor
A AFL-CIO vice president calls for renewed focus on progress as the federation marks its tenth anniversary in San Francisco. Analysts foresee leadership changes, reduced craft-industrial friction, and labor’s shift toward broader social influence while managing economic pressures from a long strike era.
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Afl-Cio
Labor Organization
San Francisco
The
Christian Science Monitor
Federation
House of Labor
Labor
Strike Survey From Lock Haven Analyzes Local Losses
A Penn State university computer study of the Piper Aircraft strike in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, estimates total losses to the community at about 6.83 million dollars. Industry, retail sales, services, and government revenues all show declines, with residents facing significant income loss amid the walkout. The report discusses broader strike impacts and notes Heller Top Co. in Newcomerstown ended a 34 day idle period with a three year contract through 1968 and 465 workers returning to work.
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Piper
Heller Top Co
Newcomerstown
U.S. News & World Report
Piper Aircraft Corp
Lock Haven
Pennsylvania State University
New Philadelphia Considers Fast Action on TV Franchise
New Philadelphia council moved quickly last Monday to approve an amended TV Antenna System Inc. franchise amid city budget strains. Dover also weighs a similar deal while surrounding cities study CATV revenue rules and standards. The article notes potential subscriber rate changes, utility status debates, and the broader growth of cable systems with 5 percent gross revenue shares and city discounts for public services.
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New Philadelphia
TV Antenna System Inc
Dover
New York City
The
Wall Street Journal
Board of Estimate
Board of Finances
Philadelphia Council
S. H. Ream
Ohio
Christmas charity and local highlights from yesteryear
A slice of local history recalls a Merry Martha Division housewarming for Miss Alice Oerter on Crater Ave and a VFW drive raising 105 for Christmas baskets. It lists past eras: 72 years ago Abels beauty shop leaders returning from California, a County AAA chairman election, and a Sgt Miller bust of Lt Gen Patch. Flu absences hit Dover schools.
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Merry Martha
First Moravian Church
Alice Oerter
Crater Ave
VFW Post
Albert Abels
Dover
New Philadelphia
California
Jasper Johnson
RD 1
County Aaa
Richard Miller
Alexander M. Patch
Dover Public Schools
C. A. Bennett
Strasburg
Portraits of Poverty and Eye Lore in a Mix of News and Verse
A quirky mix notes Wayne State and Michigan publish bi monthly reviews on poverty with subscription prices listed. Also mentions rising housecleaning costs and a long humorous verse about "all seeing eyes" by Publishers Newspaper Syndicate.
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Wayne State University
University of Michigan
Backroom fights over Staggers for House committee chair
Washington reports that behind the scenes Madison Avenue and utilities lobbyists push to install Rep. Harley Staggers as chairman of the House foreign and domestic commerce committee. He would counter a conservative tenure under Rep. Harris and influence gas, oil, TV and telecom regulation amid White House ties to major networks.
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Washington
Harley Staggers
D-W
House Foreign and Domestic Commerce Committee
Staggers
Oren Harris
D.-Ark
U.S
Congress
Harris
Arkansas
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Public Holding Corporation
FCC
Federal Trade Commission
KRBB
el Dorado
Ark
Ham
Madison Avenue
John Bell Willams
Mississippi
Goldwater
Patent Commerce Committee
Sen
John McClellan
White House
Lyndon
Federal Communication Commission
Congressional
Commission
Leonard Goldenson
ABC
Robert Kintner
David Sarnoff
NBC
Frank Stanton
William Paley
CBS
Bible Thoughts for Advent and Worship
The voice crying in the wilderness calls to prepare the Lord’s way. As Christmas approaches, this note urges prayer Bible reading and church attendance to give the season a deeply spiritual meaning.
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Lord
The Reporter Publication Details and Rates
The Reporter is published daily except Sunday at 850 Reporter Cl Dover Ohio 44022 by Mansfield Journal Co. General manager James Lonergan editor Harry Yockey. Subscription rates list mail, rural route and carrier delivery options with monthly, eight month, six month, yearly prices for different counties and locations.
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Dover
Mansfield Journal Co
O. James Lonergan
Harry Yockey
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Coshocton
Guernsey
Harrison
Holmes
Stark
Ohio
Incitement and Jury Bias in Murder Trials Debate
David Lawrence argues that public outrage over acquittals and incitement to disorder fuels racial tension. He urges focus on root causes, better jury selection, and education about the jury system to prevent injustice and ensure murder is punished regardless of race or status.
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New York Times
Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
America
New York Herald 'Tribune Inc
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John Metcalf
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
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Bell McClure Syndicate
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