Wage settlement nears end in West German metal sector
Leaders from labor and management reached a wage compromise brokered by Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard after a 12 hour session. The plan calls for a 5 percent raise for 12 months and 2 percent for six months starting April 1, meeting unions halfway after a 10 day strike that idled up to 1.3 million workers.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Ruhr
Miss Kaufmann to Quit Movies
Actor Tony Curtis says his wife Christine Kaufmann plans retirement from films to devote full time to marriage. Kaufmann, 18 when married in Las Vegas last February, is quitting after their 11 year marriage and two children from Curtis's prior union with Janet Leigh who divorced him in 1962.
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Los Angeles
Tony Curtis
Christine Kaufmann
Curtis
Las Vegas
Nev
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Janet Leigh
Agents Raid Minneapolis Man's Still
U S Treasury agents raided a basement still in a north Minneapolis home owned by Paul B Stevenson 52 a sales engineer He admitted the operation kept 60 bottles jars jugs and barrels of wine brandy rum scotch gin vodka and bourbon The agents poured some on the ground and sent others to a chemist for analysis
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Minneapolis
Paul B. Stevenson
U. S. Treasury
Stevenson
Jet Bounces Passengers Flight Crashes in Turbulence
A Trans Canada Airlines four engine plane from Vancouver with 69 aboard hit violent air currents near Edmonton. A 77 year old man died and 25 were injured. The craft landed safely but was grounded for checks. L M Schmidt of Cudworth Sask died on arrival and an autopsy was pending. The only American hospitalized was Lee Davis of San Jose Calif with non serious injuries.
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Edmonton
Alta
Rocky Mountains
Trans Canada Airlines
Vancouver
L. M. Schmidt
Cudworth, Sask
U.S
Lee Davis
San Jose
Calif
Honeymoon in Separate Cells for Marion County Couple
Mr and Mrs Marvin Moore of Columbus wed in the city courtroom then face prison terms. Moore 19 will serve one year for petit larceny at the State Prison Farm while his wife Martha Sanford 17 begins six months at the Indiana Women s Prison. Witnesses were the bride s brothers awaiting transfer to the state reformatory. All four pleaded guilty to breaks in at two service stations.
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Columbus, Ind
Marvin Moore
Columbus
Martha Sanford
Moore
Indiana Women
State Reformatory
Port au Prince a City of Fear and Turmoil
AP reporter Morris W. Rosenberg portrays Port au Prince under Duvalier as a city steeped in fear from police and Tonton Macoute raids to public intimidation. He describes widespread poverty and illiteracy, assassination threats, and a population largely ignorant of the wider world.
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Port Au Prince
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Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Tonton Macoute
Clement Barbot
Himalaya
Haiti
United States
Europe
Humorous Cartoons Win Pulitzer for Des Moines Cartoonist
Frank Miller of the Des Moines Register won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning worth $1 000 in New York City. A former Kansas City Star artist, Miller argues humor is most effective in serious matters and his winning work depicted a destroyed world with a ragged figure saying I said We sure settled that dispute didn't we.
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Des Moines
Frank Miller
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Des Moines Register
New York City
Columbia University Trustees
Kansas City Star
The
Register
Iowa Associated Press Telegraph
J. N
Ding) Darling
Writer Solly Violinsky Dies At 78 In New York
Solly Violinsky a Broadway gag writer song writer and vaudeville performer died Sunday in Binghamton New York of cancer He was 78 and born Soly Ginsberg in Russia The obituary notes his long career in stage and screen comedy.
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Binghampton, N. Y
Solly Violinsky
Violinsky
Soly Ginsberg
Russia
Parochial Bus Plan Loses Out in Missouri Vote
In Jefferson City Missouri a drive to extend public school bus service to parochial pupils failed in a House committee and was tabled on a rising vote. Pro test leader Clarence J Blume called off enrollment efforts though some areas report still enrolling hundreds of Catholic children into public schools.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Clarence J. Blume
Cole County Catholic Parents Committee
Hickman Mills
Baytown
Westphalia
Tipton High School
Tiny Glider Lands at Paris Airfield
At Orly Airfield in Paris a small yellow glider landed amid heavy liners. Pilot Victor Adato, 50, said rising air currents failed during a distance and altitude test and an unexpected wind carried him over the field.
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Paris
Orly
Victor Adato
Negro Students Enter White School in N J Englewood
About 20 Negro children and their parents were admitted to Cleveland Elementary to join the white student body amid a Lincoln School boycott over racial imbalance. Principal Thorlief Henriksen welcomed them at the back door and ensured placement by grade, with police posted at the front after entry.
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Englewood
Cleveland
Thorlief Henriksen
Henriksen
Lincoln
Lincoln School
10 000 Watch Bull Gore Man 10 000 Watch Bull Gore Man
A Tijuan a bullring crowd of 10 000 gasped as a 900 pound black bull gored matador Victor Huerta in the upper thigh and face after throwing him. Huerta, about 22, was hospitalized in serious condition. The bull was slain by Manolo do Santo.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Victor Huerta
Huerta
Manolo Do Santo
Major Bills Status in Minnesota Deemed by AP
Gasoline tax increase cleared Senate and faces House review of amendments. Pleomargarine legalization passes both houses but must be reconciled. Sunday veto awaits override attempts. Major appropriations in conference, unemployment compensation to reach agreement today. Time off to vote awaits governor signature. Cigarette tax and resource development measures move through committees. Southwest Minnesota College approved by both houses before governor. State junior college system approved by Senate.
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Senate
House
Southwest Minnesota College
House Appropriations Committee
Fire damages Chicago Board of Trade observation pavilion
A small fire in the observation pavilion on the 45th floor of the Chicago Board of Trade Building caused about $300 in damage on Sunday. No injuries were reported as firefighters controlled the blaze.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Time magazine marks 40th birthday with star-studded party
About 300 Time covers figures attended the Waldorf Astoria celebration attended by 2000 guests. Notables including Gina Lollobrigida Ed Kennedy Hedda Hopper Ginger Rogers and Jack Dempsey struggled to gain entry as others called guests by name. The event honored individuals featured on Time covers over four decades and showcased a who’s who of fame.
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New York
Time Magazine
Society
Elsa Maxwell
Edward M. Kennedy
Hedda Hopper
Ginger Rogers
Gina Lollobrigida
Margaret Truman
Clifton Daniel
Jack Dempsey
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Helen Hayes
Bob Hope
Life Magazine
Wordsworth had walked 180000 miles by age sixty five
The article states poet William Wordsworth had logged about 180000 miles on foot by the time he reached 65, highlighting the extent of his travels and endurance.
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William Wordsworth
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