Idles 1 400 Drivers Wildcat Strike Threatens NYC
A wildcat bus driver strike in New York City enters a second day, halting service on about 21 lines. Transport Workers Union President Michael J. Quill warns of extended action beyond the Fourth of July weekend as Lexingon and Third Avenues convert to one way. About 300 strikers protested at City Hall while Mayor Wagner declined intervention.
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Mikoyan Says Reds Could Swing Race
Anastas Mikoyan warned in Oslo that Soviet backing for a U.S. presidential candidate could cost that candidate the race. He said open Soviet support would be seen as interference and shift the outcome against the favored contender.
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Lana Turner's Escort Almost Struck Columnist in Hollywood
In Hollywood a disruption erupted at Lana Turner's party for Portrait in Black when Mike Connolly was confronted by Fred May over critical editorials about Lana and her daughter Cheryl Crane. May tried to strike, but Lana Turner and Army Archerd intervened as the escort nearly attacked the columnist at Romanoff's.
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Idaho Democrats pick Mc Laughlin to oppose Dworshak
In Boise Idaho Robert Mc Laughlin won the Democratic runoff to challenge Sen Henry Dworshak in the fall. Fewer than half of about 70 000 eligible Democrats voted in the first runoff election.
Nepal says 15 Nepali captured by Chinese forces on Tibet border
Prime Minister B P Koirala said a Nepali border patrolman was killed and 15 Nepalis captured by Chinese Communist forces along the Tibet border. The government corrected an earlier claim that 15 were killed and 12 captured at Mustang, a Mustang region in northwest Nepal near Tibet.
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Tibetan Nomads Fight Chinese Forces in Eastern Tibet
An estimated 200000 Tibetan nomads, about half armed, are moving from eastern to western Tibet against Chinese troops. The NE Tibet force reportedly includes about 100000 fighters, mainly cavalry, armed with rifles from the United States, Japan, and China.
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Pfister Candies A Compliment to Your Taste
Pfister Candies promotes wholesale sales to organizations church groups clubs and fund raising projects. The copy highlights a range of packaged products suited for group drives and fundraising efforts.
Paper consumption ranks second to water and milk in the U S
The statement notes that average American consumption of paper trails only behind water and milk for daily intake, suggesting high usage of paper products in daily life across the United States.
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