Bill to Abolish NLRB Faces Tough Opposition
Henry J. Taylor argues against abolishing the National Labor Relations Board. He criticizes Big Labor influence, noting the 1968 Chicago convention and significant union spending to defeat Nixon. He claims the NLRB is partisan, biased toward management, and fails to protect employees from union coercion or violence.
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NLRB
Watson
Big Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Democratic Party
Organized Labor
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Letter to the Editor on drought causes and NLRB concerns
A Winchester area farmer contends smog and temperature inversions reduce rainfall and rise pollution, urging full inquiry. The letter also argues the National Labor Relations Board expands bargaining and criticizes government bias, urging action on labor law reform and environmental issues to protect the Shenandoah Valley.
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Shenandoah Valley
The Case Against the National Labor Relations Board
Opinion piece argues the NLRB worsens wage hikes featherbedding and wasteful practices while unions pursue self interest. It blames politically contrived leadership for pressuring the public, endorsing the Watson bill as the right target to curb Big Labor influence.
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Albert W. Watson
R-S.c
Ree
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Watson
Big Labor
Nixon Sees Asian Tour as Step in Shaping Policy
President Nixon viewed his Southeast Asia trip as a strategic move to back up commitments while urging regional nations to share defense and economic duties. He warned against expanding U.S. defense commitments yet pledged aid tied to honest reform and regional cooperation. The visit highlighted Vietnam peace talks stalemate and domestic dissent over withdrawal timing.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Indonesia
U.S
Asia
Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
MR. Nixon
Artificial Sweeteners and Health Questions Answered
Wayne Brandstadt addresses common queries on cyclamate laxative effects and safety for diabetics, sugar substitutes, and practical guidance. He discusses honey for energy, coloboma and draft standards, macular edema causes, and explains degenerative eye conditions with balanced dietary and medical context. He invites reader submissions and previews a quiz with scoring results.
Budget Bulge and the Uncontrollables in Nixon Plan
President Nixon orders department heads to cut a total of 3.5 billion from budgets to keep federal outlays at 192.9 billion, with uncontrollable costs like debt interest Social Security Medicare Vietnam and price supports rising. Critics warn more cuts may come if costs continue to inflate while culture debates reveal snobbery versus true civilization.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Topsy
Veteran Heinz plant manager retires after 52 years of service
William L. Hickey of 1612 Valley Ave retires from the H J Heinz Co after joining in 1919 and serving as local plant manager. Harriet Earhart returns from the Seneca County Fair in Waterloo New York with five Welsh ponies earning five trophies eight blue ribbons four reserve championships and one junior championship.
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William L. Hickey
Valley Ave
H. J. Heinz Co
Harriet Earhart
Seneca County Fair
Waterloo
N.Y
Frederick County license action urged against Dumont Shows
Commonwealth attorney Sloan Kuykendall asked County Commissioner of Revenue Earl Bailey to revoke the license issued to the Dumont Shows citing danger to community health. Daniel Boone Wilson, 84, Spanish-American War veteran from Paris Va., arrived in the city at 8 45 for business and planned to walk back home for exercise, covering 20 miles each way.
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Sloan Kuykendall
Frederick County
Earl Bailey
Dumont
Daniel Boone Wilson
Paris
Wilson
Sowing and Reaping in Daily Meditation
The piece discusses sowing and reaping from Galatians 6 7 8 stating that what one sows to the flesh reaps corruption while sowing to the Spirit yields life. It notes prisons and churches reflect differing human choices and that people gravitate to like minded companions. It emphasizes ongoing sowing of good or evil and the consequence.
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Nat'l Rep
Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
W.va
Moneh
Sebebedeas
Henry J. Taylor
the Star
Stephens City
Front Royal
Shenandoah River
Congress
Zion
Marcus Cicero
North Vietnam
America
Petia
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
Little Joe
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Beethoven
Shakespeare
Picasso
Pound
Stratford
George VI
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