Money Tops In Steel Talks
In New York I W Abel head of the AFL CIO United Steelworkers says money is the key issue as contract talks with 11 major steel companies begin. Negotiators report optimism on avoiding a strike. the 35 month pact expires in August after Johnson era intervention. Talks shift to Pittsburgh with 400,000 workers involved and potential pattern for 200,000 more.
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New York
I. W. Abel
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers of America
Johnson
Abel
White House
R. Conrad Cooper
United States Steel
John
Son
Steel Union
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Old Friend Now Bishop
Princess Margaret attended the consecration of Rev Simon Phipps as Suffragan Bishop of Horsham in Chichester Diocese at Southwark Cathedral. Phipps, 46, was once one of Margaret’s escorts in the 1950s, and she sat alone in a front pew during the two hour ceremony.
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London
Margaret
Simon Phipps
Horsham
Chichester
Canterbury
Southwark
Phipps
Families gather for weekend visits across Ohio and beyond
Kyger and Sisson areas saw a weekend of social visits as Cleo Moore and family from Detroit joined the Stewarts, while relatives from Columbus and Cincinnati visited. Jill Gaylee Ward was born May 17 to Bobby and Jill Ward with James Wood as grandfather. Various locals hosted relatives from Philo Canal Winchester Middleport Hockingport Rio Grande St Albans and Charleston.
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Mary B
Sisson Kyger
Cleo Moore
Detroit
Mich
Charles Stewart
Columbus
Joe Stewart
Bobby Ward
Jill Gaylee
James Wood
Ortha Roush
Cincinnati
Wendell Roush
Frank Simms
Don
Philo
Robert Woods
Canal Winchester
Pearl Stanley
Clifford Kennedy
Pomeroy
Leslie Hawley
George
Denise
Middleport
Perry Bradbury
Keith
Clair Athey
Roger
Ruth
Paul Athey
Rio Grande
Jim Wright
Carl Wright
Hockingport
Allie Tribble
Bertha Shaver
St. Albans
Hayward Sheets
Northup
D. L. Spires
Jack Gunter
Dawn
Orlando
Fla
Neva Gunter
Frank Gunter
Charleston
W. Va
Arthur Casto
Medals Arrive For Pearl Harbor Veteran After Delay
MEMPHIS William M. McElyea, once in the Air Corps at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941, learned via the Pentagon that four medals he had earned were finally issued after discharge in 1943. He also discovered he had never been promoted to sergeant despite the promotion recommendation.
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Memphis
William M. McElyea
Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
Pentagon
Area Death Notices Span Ohio Towns in/Memo Language
Area notices report deaths of Ed Nagle 83 Athens Route 3 along with Margaret Roush 66 Mason and Elza Osborne 76 Athens Route 2. Other obituaries include Bertha Martin 89 Rutland Brady Lake and Max Walkingburg 67 Mesa uncle of Nelsonville chief. Services set across Hughes Foglesong Martin Treevy funeral homes with burials in Alexander Kirkland Miles and West Union streets cemeteries. Survivors include spouses children and siblings. multiple services schedule Wednesday and Thursday across Athens Meigs Mason Rutland and nearby towns.
Walter Gene Wolfe of Oak Grove dies after extended illness
Walter Gene Wolfe of Oak Grove died Tuesday morning at Mount St Mary Hospital after an extended illness. Arrangements are in charge of Johnson Funeral Home.
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Nelsonville
Walter
Gene’ Wolfe
Oak Grove
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Johnson Funeral Home
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismisses List
Arthur Henderson Mrs Walter Huffman Master Charles Keynes Teresa Obenour Harry Reeves all of Logan admitted. Mrs Herman Hopkins Mrs John Herron Mrs Lewis Davis dismissed.
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Arthur Henderson
Walter Huffman
Charles Keynes
Teresa Obenour
Harry Reeves
Logan
Herman Hopkins
John Herron
Lewis Davis
FCC Commissioners Say Local Service Myth Persists
FCC Commissioners Kenneth Cox and Nicholas Johnson say most of the nation s 7 500 radio and TV stations give little to no local programming and fail to tailor content to communities. They criticize the FCC majority for lacking scrutiny of license renewals and warn reforms are needed to preserve genuine local service.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Kenneth A. Cox
Nicholas Johnson
Cox and Johnson
Oklahoma
America
Humphrey Pledges Peaceful Social Revolution Abroad
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey vowed that if elected he would enable Americans to carry peaceful social revolution overseas and shift the US from expansive military programs to peaceful development. He spoke at the Coast Guard Academy commencement detailing new national service, expanded overseas outlets, and tax incentives to back universities, corporations, and labor unions in aid to poor nations.
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New London
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Congress
Asian Development Bank
Agency For International Development
Humphrey
Peace Corps
Local Social Notes Highlight Mitchell Family Visit
Racine residents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mitchell and their son Lanny, back from 14 months in Vietnam, dined with Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford and visited Mrs. Helen Younce and Mrs. Esther Piper. Critt Bradford Jr. visited Wor thington relatives, while Kay Holman returns from Chicago with her brother Albert. Mrs. Lillian Jiiden visits sister Blanche French in Akron, Ann Coe stays with John Davis family in Akron, and Carrie Scarry with Glen Harpold of East Liverpool spend days at their home here.
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Leon Mitchell
Lanny
Vietnam
Critt Bradford
Helen Younce
Esther Piper
Critt Bradford Jr
Worthington
A. C. Bradford
Kay Holman
Chicago
Jake Holman
Albert Holman
Lillian Jiiden
Blanche French
Akron
Ann Coe
John Davis
Carrie Scarry
Glen Harpold
East Liverpool
Tradition Reversed Every Year at Kansas State College
In Pittsburg Kansas Kansas State College marks an annual Apple tradition begun March 8 1905 after a legislative battle for 10000 to buy the school first land. The first head R S Russ was fined apples by lawmakers and students later repaid the faculty with the same penalty, continuing for 64 years.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas State College
R. S. Russ
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