Wirtz Enters Paper Discussions Today
Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz plans to meet Tuesday in New York with striking printers and publishers to end a nine-newspaper strike affecting 5.7 million readers. He will be joined by Mediation and Conciliation Service chief William Simkin. talks follow a Monday joint session that failed to resolve the dispute over pay and benefits.
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New York
UPI
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
William F. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
New York Newspaper Guild
New York Daily News
Long Island Press
TTA
Tot Burned When Clothing Catches Fire At Home
A four year old Alexandria girl Lorrie Lee Morgan is in St John’s Hospital Anderson with burns to her back and legs after her clothing ignited near an electric heater. Her mother Evadyne Morgan suffered burns on her hands while trying to extinguish the flames. They were transported by Davis Strider Noffze ambulance for treatment.
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Alexandria
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Lorrie Lee Morgan
Evadyne Morgan
W. Madison St
Davis-Strider-Noffze
$20,000 Jewelry Theft Reported in Gotham Hotel Case
A New York police report says a guest from Illinois reported $20,000 in jewelry and a pocketbook stolen from her hotel suite at the Gotham Hotel in midtown Manhattan. Mrs. Roy A. Kropp of Mundelein Illinois said the purse vanished from her 10th floor suite during her absence Saturday night.
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New York
UPI
Illinois
Gotham Hotel
Midtown Manhattan
Roy A. Kropp
Mundelein
Elwood Gold Star Mothers Plan Christmas Dinner Events
The Elwood Madison County Chapter of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc held its annual Christmas dinner and meeting at the Mangas Annex with gifts exchanged among officers and committee chairs. Donations to veterans hospitals and the Elwood Salvation Army were approved, and wreaths will be placed at local war memorials. A Past Noble Grand group met for a separate Christmas dinner and activities.
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Elwood
Madison County
American Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Mangas Annex
Mabel Austin
Sylvia Sy‘kora
Elsie Cherry
Noble Grand
Noble Grand Club
Ella Layton
Edna Watkins
Pear
Nelson Wright 72 Dies at Pleasant View Rites Thursday
Nelson M. Wright 72 of Rt 1 Elwood died at Pleasant View Nursing Home Wabash at 10 a.m. Monday. Born June 30 1890 in Madison County he lived at his Elwood address 20 years. A farmer and former Madison County deputy treasurer he belonged to the Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite and Shriners. Surviving are his widow Vernice Waymire Wright daughter Mrs Bill Kilgore Marion son Richard N. Wright Scottsdale Ariz and four grandchildren. Friends may call York and Dunicay Funeral Home Elwood after 7 p.m. today funeral 10:30 a.m. Thursday with Sunset Park Cemetery burial.
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Elwood
Nelson M. Wright
Rt. 1
Frankton
Pleasant View
Wabash
Madison County
Rt 4
Wright
Masonic Lodge
Shriners
Vernice Waymire Wright
Bill Kilgore
Marion
Richard N. Wright
Scottsdale, Ariz
York and Dunicay
Sunset Park
Three Elwood Residents Die in Local Obituary Roundup
Three Elwood residents die as obituaries publish details on Albert DePaolo 77 of Elwood, Riley A. Duke 89 of Orestes and Mary Eliza Blanton 81 of Elwood. The deaths span Rome Italy birth to Elwood and Anderson area ties with funeral plans, church affiliations, and survivors listed.
Cox Appointed FCC Member to Succeed Craven
President Kennedy announced Kenneth A. Cox chief of the FCC broadcast bureau will replace T A M Craven on the commission. Craven plans to retire June 30 1963 or later after qualification of his successor. Cox will serve the balance of Craven's unexpired term ending June 30 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Kenneth A. Cox
Broadcast Bureau
Federal Communications Commission
T. A. M. Craven
FCC
White House
Craven
Cox
Cuban Trade Group Arrives In Moscow
A Cuban government trade delegation led by Carlos Rafael Rodriguez arrived in Moscow for economic talks with Soviet officials. The group, headed by Rodriguez the president of the Agrarian Reform Institute, seeks trade and cooperation arrangements during the visit.
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Moscow
Vehicle Production Milestone Reached in 200 Millionth Car
DETROIT The Automobile Manufacturers Association says the 200 millionth motor vehicle built in the United States since 1896 will be driven from a final assembly line later today. Exact hour and location not disclosed.
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Detroit
United States
Automobile Manufacturers Association
U.S
AMA
Army to Draft 4 000 Men in February
The Army will draft 4,000 men in February, matching January calls, while officials say draft numbers will not rise until March. The temporary 20,000‑man boost to Army strength aims to provide trained replacements for Berlin crisis draftees leaving in 1963.
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Army
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Pentagon
Berlin
Selective Service Inductions Near 2.78 Million Since 1950
The February levy adds to the total inductions for the Korean War draft resumption, bringing the count to 2,781,450 men as of the start of March. The step-up is set to begin in March following February actions.
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Selective Service
Armed Forces
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery With Preparation H
New York special report describes a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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Plum St
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Sigler St
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S. A St
Robert Long
Clark Ambulance
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