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17. The Eagle & the Chickens.

Subjects
JOURNALISTS' attitudes, PUBLISHING
Abstract

The article focuses on the aggressive journalistic approach of "The Union Leader" editor William Loeb towards political leaders in the U.S. It stresses that Loeb was considered as the most opinionated publisher following his remarkable criticisms on most politicians in the country. It also states that the newspaper company, based in Manchester, England, has done a commendable work in publishing national and international news and has been active in reporting state politics.

Published
1968

22. The Front-Page Fulminator.

Subjects
LOEB, William, 1905-1981
Abstract

The article presents an obituary for publisher William Loeb.

Published
1981

23. How COPE Will Cope.

Subjects
UNITED States elections, ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., DEMOCRATS (United States), DIRECT selling, POLITICAL campaigns
Abstract

The article reports on the support of the Committee on Political Education (COPE) to the Democrats in the 1966 election in the U.S. It notes the commitment made by COPE through endorsing seven Democrats candidates for state and national office in California. It mentions the divided efforts of COPE to register voters, promote the right candidates, and get out the vote. It also highlights COPE's experimentation with computerized canvassing for the political campaign.

Published
1966

24. Fire on the Right.

Subjects
CONTESTS, AIRPLANES
Abstract

The article mentions the winning entries of a contest organized by William Loeb, publisher of the newspaper "Union Leader," which involved renaming the U.S. president's plane The Spirit of '76.

Published
1971

25. Pillory.

Subjects
GUBERNATORIAL elections
Abstract

The article reports on the gubernatorial election held in Manchester, England in November 1970.

Published
1970

27. "What Doth It Profit...".

Subjects
INDICTMENTS
Abstract

The article focuses on the statement from publisher William Loeb, where he accuses Governor Wesley Powell of ungratefulness and disloyalty to the memory of Senator Style Bridges.

Published
1961

28. "That Stinking Hypocrite".

Subjects
PUBLISHING, NEWSPAPER publishing, NEW Hampshire state politics & government, UNITED States legislators, CENSURE
Abstract

The article features "Manchester Union Leader" publisher William "Bill" Loeb, who is known for his rough publications of conservative political views. It relates that New Hapshire senators had voted 15 to eight to have a hearing in May 1957 to censure Loeb. It adds that the instincts of Loeb had led the Union Leader in several significant crusades such as the publication of the 42 legislators who opposed an increase of the New Hampshire's pari-mutuel receipts in 1955.

Published
1957

29. A Letter from the PUBLISHER.

Author

Linen, James A.

Subjects
WYSZYNSKI, Stefan, 1901-1981, CONRAD, Barbara Smith, 1937-2017
Abstract

The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including one on the experiment of Poland's Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski that brought religious freedom to Poland and likely saved the country from Hungary's fate, one on Barbara Loiuse, a 19 year-old music major at the University of Texas who was asked to quit the lead role in the school opera because she is black, and one on the newest recipe for coq au vin.

Published
1957

32. Loeb Blow.

Subjects
NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Who the Hell Is William Loeb?" by Kevin Cash.

Published
1976

33. On Strong, Resolute Labor Union Leaders

Author

Sinan Caya

Subjects
Economic growth, Enthusiasm, media_common.quotation_subject, union leader, labor, economic interest, powe, Politics, Wrongdoing, Political economy, Economics, General Materials Science, Welfare, Labor union, worker, media_common
Abstract

Unions were initially created as economic supports for workers. Along the course of time, they developed with difficulties and acquired social and invariably political dimensions. Unions’ emergence in Turkey was late, while their improvement was painful. All over the world, as unions grew bigger, union activities got more professional along with acquirement of new technical possibilities, on one hand; and considerable losses in the early enthusiasm also occurred, on the other hand. Business owners sometimes associated unions with radical opposing political currents in their inappropriate fear. But the mentioned currents did try to penetrate into those establishments, where economical considerations with a view to welfare were supposed to have been the overweighing Issues. Even though at times, some union leaders themselves essentially neglected the workers while solely focusing on an increase of their own might, through false unions; their wrongdoing should not be loaded on to honest union activities. In this article, also a novel by Robbins which isvery related to the topic, is made much use of.

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34. MITT ROMNEY WINS BY EIGHT VOTES.

Author

STEPHANOPOULOS, GEORGE

Abstract

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS (ABC NEWS) (Off-camera) Thanks, Jake. And we turn now to the winner of the Iowa caucuses. Mitt Romney joins us from Des Moines this morning. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2012

35. FACE-TO-FACE.

Author

STEPHANOPOULOS, GEORGE and TAPPER, JAKE

Abstract

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS (ABC NEWS) (Off-camera) Yesterday, he gave this interview to Manchester "Union Leader" where he said, and this was a surprise, that his wife didn't know anything about Ginger White, the girlfriend that we spoke to earlier this week. Take a look. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2011

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