Detroit Newspaper Strike Consumes Six Months In Deadlock
Detroit editors and publishers mark six months of a citywide newspaper strike with no settlement in sight. Negotiations with four unions have stalled, talks with two have broken off, and there is uncertainty over when papers will resume. Industry observers cite long past strikes but note Detroit faces the prospect of multiple delays before any newspapers restart.
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Detroit
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Terre Haute
Ind
Star and Tribune
The
News
Free Press
Papel
Tsemsters
Teamsters At the News
Teamsters
Unnions
Medical Reasons Stop Astronauts
Space Center Houston reports two NASA astronauts face medical setbacks. John S. Bull, 33, grounded due to sinus condition unresponsive to treatment, suspending flying and vacuum chamber testing. Dr. Robert A. R. Parker, 31, sustained a spine end fracture during parachute exercise but condition described as not serious.
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Ariz
Bull
Parker
Progress Gives Boy New Technician Title
In Medford Oregon an AP report shows progress in the pearl orchards with a youth who shifted from a “smudge boy” to a technician in charge of altering thermal conditions. The development marks a move toward skilled technical work in a rural setting.
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Progress
Medford, Ore
Pearl Orchards
Oregon
Baytown Adopts Ordinance Regulating Mobile Home Parks
Ordinance No 919 amends Ordinance No 463 to require construction permits for building extending or altering mobile home parks in Baytown Texas and to mandate inspections licenses and fees for park operation The measure sets annual semiannual and temporary permits for occupancies and creates a Mobile Home Review Board with appeal processes while allowing existing parks a grace period to operate without certain licenses including travel trailers outside parks This action was recorded by City Clerk Olivers in Baytown.
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Baytown
Texas
Mobile Home Park
Fothe Home Review Board
Go Reperlin
Comal
Peru
Browision
Olivers City
Clark, Ma
Meany Withdraws UAW From AFL-CIO
Washington AP Meany suspends Walter Reuther led United Auto Workers from AFL-CIO after long dispute over dues and leadership. Meany defends federation while Reuther presses for reform and broader organizing. The split signals a major rift in the labor movement as Meany vows the AFL-CIO will keep moving forward.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Meany
Reuther
Labor Federation
AFLC10
Gues
Congress
Gulf Oil gas well near Anahuac brought under control
Gulf Oil Corp. gas well near Anahuac blew back but was controlled early Thursday. Sheriff Louis Otter said Highway 65 between here and Stowed, closed Wednesday from 11 am to 5 pm, was back open Thursday. He noted a large ground hole and a missing derrick, but no injuries were reported.
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Anahuac
Gulf Oil Corp
Louis Otter
Here
Otter
Rating Team Assessing Baytown Buildings for Insurance Rates
A State Board of Insurance inspection team visits Baytown to assess public, mercantile, school, and church structures. The five to ten month effort, five days a week, will determine new fire insurance rates. Crew members include Billy R Sullivan, Wayne Johnson, Neale Chaney, Wade Atkinson, Pat McNamara, and Brad Hunt.
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State Board of Insurance
Baytown
Billy R Sullivan
Wayne Johnson
Neale Chaney
Wade Atkinson
Pat McNamara
Brad Hunt
School Board Approves Summer Maintenance Projects
The school board approved a $94,550 summer maintenance program funded partly by the district capital improvements budget. Projects include stadium field house enlargement, storage facilities at Ross Sterling High School, new walks at four campuses, floor replacements, plumbing hookups to city lines, heating equipment removal, painting, furniture work, carpentry, and roofing and window replacements totaling about $12,600 in miscellaneous items. Deputy Superintendent W D Hinson will direct the effort with aims to complete by fall using district crews if possible.
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Memorial Stadium
Ross Sterling High School
W. D
Bill” Hinson
Hinson
Robert E. Lee
Highlands
Horace Mann Junior
Carver School
Carver
Horace Mann
DeZavala
San Jacinto
Ashbel Smith
Harlem
Lamar
Sam Houston
Robert E Lee
Burnet
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Evening convocation and hospital notes from Goose Creek
Regular and called convocations of Goose Creek Masonic Lodge and Commandery invite visiting Brethren to attend as hospital notes list new admissions and local notices. Also includes dental office opening, a list of named residents, and multiple garage sale notices with dates and locations.
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Kenedy Commandery
Feu
Few Creek Masonic Hall
Baytown
Red Cross
Knights Welome
Smith
W. R. Ashwood
Goose Creek
Goose Creek Masonic Hol
J.C Bevers
Waugh
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Offeer
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Galveston
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