New York Newspaper Pulpit Lockout Pact Ruled Illegal
A National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled that a compact among major New York area publishers to shut down collectively during grievances is an illegal lockout. The decision targets the Publishers Association of New York and ten papers including the Times and News. The ruling could be appealed to higher boards and courts.
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Washington
New York City
Charles W. Schneider
National Labor Relations Board
Publishers Association of New York
Schneider
NLRB
The
Times
News, Post
Herald Tribune
Journal-American
Journal of Commerce
Mirror, World-Telegram and Sun
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Examiner
Pawers
National Book Week Highlighted by Bendi Seniors
Marian Norcross reports National Book Week with Bendi seniors averaging a book a week. Read counts include Joyce Carlson 45, Karen Killen 37, Jane Peck 42, Linda Waite 31, Sue Taylor 32, Stuart Eldred 27, Jim Crozier 28 across 31 school weeks.
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United States
Joyce Carlson
Karen Killen
Jane Peck
Linda Waite
Sue Taylor
Stuart Eldred
Jim Crozier
Leopard Coats Reach High Price and Limited Supply
New York AP reports leopard coats surge in fashion but not as a Mink substitute. Designer Ben Kahn notes finite pelts from Somaliland Kenya and Ethiopia constrain supply while warmth and shedding pose drawbacks. Kirk Douglas boosts celebrity interest with leopard coats for his wife. Prices start around 3000 dollars with premium jackets at 8000 dollars.
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Kahn
Somaliland
Kenya
Ethiopia
Kirk Douglas
Ann
Veteran Teen Mother Delivers Son in California
Burbank California AP veteran actress Elinor Donahue gave birth to a six pound boy on Sunday. Donahue played a teenager on Father Knows Best for six years and has appeared on the Andy Griffith Show. She is married to TV executive Harry Acker man and has another son from a previous marriage.
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Burbank
Calif
Elinor Donahue
Miss Donahue
Andy Griffith
Harry Ackerman
Farewell to TV series set to vanish next fall
Hollywood notes the annual exodus as many familiar shows end or are cancelled before fall. Classic programs such as Maverick Tales of Wells Fargo and Frontier Circus depart, while stars like Robert Taylor and Bugs Bunny face unemployment amid syndication hopefuls.
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Hollywood
Valhalla
Bob Cummings
Gertrude Berg
87Th Precinct
Cain
Robert Taylor
Surfside
Wells Fargo
Bugs Bunny
Calvin
Colonel
Pete
Gladys
Women's Interfaith Meeting to Hear Bruce in Readsboro
Preston Bruce Jr., principal of the new regional school in Readsboro, will address the Women’s Interfaith Meeting on April 30 at 8 p.m. in St. Peter’s Church parish house on "Integration." The dessert meeting has a small charge. Bruce is noted as Vermont’s only Black school principal with a reputation for improving student behavior and learning the three R's. His father has worked in the White House for 10 years, and Bruce has served there as a messenger boy. He recently met President Kennedy in Washington, who joked about Republican Vermont.
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Preston Bruce Jr
Readsboro
St. Peter’s Church
Bruce
Vermont
White House
Washington
Kennedy
Van Johnson Opens Music Man at Coconut Grove LA
Van Johnson stars in The Music Man at the Coconut Grove in Hollywood after a London run. He will headline a five week engagement at the Ambassador Hotel night spot as the first current musical to play there in the Coconut Grove’s 41 year history.
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Hollywood
van Johnson
Music Man
Los Angeles Coconut Grove
Johnson
London
Ambassador Hotel
Coconut Grove
Strong 6.8 Quake Noted Near California Coast
A strong earthquake magnitude 6.8 registered on the California Institute of Technology seismograph Sunday night. Dr. Charles Richter of the seismology laboratory said the epicenter could not be determined but the quake was potentially dangerous.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Charles Richter
Seismology Laboratory
Defiance as Shopper Defies Blue Laws in Missouri
A man in Defiance Missouri ignored Sunday blue laws by taking bleach and detergent from a store. He paid the price on the counter but left when challenged by two clerks. He drew a pistol and said he needed the soap and you got the money before departing.
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Kansas City
Missouri
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Marian Norcross
Frank Farrar
Benhi
Charles Comstock
Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Edmund C. Stedman
Gustave Dore
PTA
Stanley Farymarz
Bendi
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
USAF
Colorado
UVM Department of Mathematics
Ronald Gratz
NBHS
Dennis Jones
BCHS
Beth Stroffoleno
Arlington High School
Leopard Coats
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy
Elizabeth Taylor
Queen Elizabeth
Ben Kahn
Mrs. Kennedy
India
Leopards
Rome
Britain
Bennington
DIAL
Swift's
Brookfield ‘Butter
Sayles
North Adams, Mass
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
National Velvet
Bob Young
Groucho
G.E. Theater
Margie
Weir Bros
Ichabod and Me
Law
Mr. Jones
van, Music Man
Hoosick, N.Y
Catharine Dickie
Henry Hodgeson Dickie
Hoosac School
William Smith College
Geneva
N.Y
Dickie
Hoosick Falls Central School
William Smith
Rexall
Loz
Quinlan
Javery
South
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
New England
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