City Hall mediation stalls as strike widens nationwide
New York Mayor Wagner ends talks at 3 55 a m after three sessions totaling 132 hours with no progress in ending nine day printers strike Local 6 AFL CIO. Federal mediator and union leaders depart without comments as Cleveland talks show similar delays and driver wage disputes surface.
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Representa
Tives
AFL- Clo International Typographical Union
Sunone
Stephen I. Schloss
Berg
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Afl‘clo
The
Plain Dealer and
Press & News
Ralph S. Locher
Guild
Independent Teamsters Union
Cleveland Teamsters
City Hall
Teamsters
Winter Plaguing Wide Areas By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Snowstorms and unseasonable cold spread across the nation after a weekend storm that dumped up to 18 inches in parts of New York and New England. Bitter lows pressed into the lower Great Lakes and Appalachians while Rochester and Moline posted multi day subzero readings.
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Associated Press
New York State
New England
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Plains
New
St. Louis
Uluth
Minn
Moline
Ill
Lone Rock
Wis
Rochester
Des Moines
Louisville
Chicago
Evansville
Indiana
Southland
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Weather Pests Europe as Arctic Cold Rages On
Severe arctic weather grips southeastern Europe with fresh snow in central Greece and along Italy as far south as Bari. Greece and Macedonia receive aid drops while Hungary reports 29 million cubic yards of snow in Budapest and widespread highway hazards persist.
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Greece
Italy
Adriatic
Baro
Hungary
Lake
Traimeno
Florence
Macedonia
Budapest
Milan
Rome
Netherlands
Germany
Rhine
France
Opportunity and Taxpayer Theme Prompts Civic Talk
A caption about a land of opportunity where everyone can become a taxpayer. It frames civic duty and economic participation in broad terms, citing generic agencies and corporate context without specific names or events.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Clemson Gantt Enrolls as First Negro Student at Clemson
Clemson University moves to enroll Harvey Gantt as the first Black student in its 69 year history. The school complies with a federal court order despite threats of a Supreme Court appeal. Police and state patrols brace for tensions as Gantt arrives with his father and attorney.
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Clemson
S.C
South Carolina
Robert C. Edwards
Harvey Gantt
South
Gantt
Edwards
Carolina
U.S. ‘Supreme Court
J. P. Storm
Strom
Charleston
A. R. Blake
Morris Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
A. W
Red) Bethea
Dillon
Five-nation talks aim to keep Britain in Common Market
Brussels reports five Continental powers Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg seek a united front to delay a decision on British membership. They push a compromise plan to send the issue to the nine member Common Market Commission for two to three weeks while guarding against French pressure and potential Western Europe realignments.
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Brussels
Belgium
Britain
Europe
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western Alliance
United States
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Nineman
Common Market Commission
Come
Walter Hallstein
Edward Heath
Kennedy
Christian Herter
York Royal Arch Masons Install Officers in Saco Ceremony
Semi public installation of York chapter Royal Arch Masons held Saturday at Saco Masonic hall with about 75 attendees. Current and retiring officers named in the lineup include Gordon Maddix West Buxton and Frederick Elwell Dayton among others. refreshments followed under Elwell, Maddix and Tozier supervision.
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York
Royal Arch Masons
Saco Masonic Hall
Gordon N. Maddix
West Buxton
King
Frederick W. Elwell
Dayton
Richard G. Tozier
Reginald F. Berry
Kittery Point
Maine
Myron FE
Savage
Saco
Robert Varney
Kittery
Donald N. Nowell
Scarborough
Ronald
K. Tripp
Vail
Millard Tripp Jr
Royal Arch
Edward M. Cloudman
Sentinel
Robert C. King
C. Russell Durant
Old Orchard Beach
L. Donald Ford
Waterboro
Howard W. Hanson
Robert Tarbox
Principle Sojourner
Wesley H. Foyer
Buxton
Frederick Elwell
Gordon Maddix
Richard Tozier
U S and Soviet to Resume Nuclear Test Ban Talks
The United States expects clues within a week on chances for a test ban with the Soviet Union as Ambassador Kohler returns from Moscow. Talks resume in New York with U S Britain and Soviet negotiators, while Kennedy orders a temporary halt to underground Nevada testing to pressure a binding agreement.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Kennedy
New York
Britain
Nevada
U.S.S.R
America Confronts Cuban Soviet Military Buildup
Secretary of State Rusk says four heavily armed Soviet combat groups and MiG fighters with possible nuclear capability are in Cuba. He calls the Soviet presence a real concern but says forces are defensive overall. He notes no confirmed nuclear warheads and hints some missiles may be removed, while stressing hemispheric noninterference policy.
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Washington (C
Soviet Union
Cuba
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
U.S
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Adams Street
Biddeford
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Alyce Trougakos
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Paul Roy
Antonio Jacques
Albert Danis
Atty
Edward Caron
Robert Neal
Raymond Drouin
Robert Burns
Credit Committee
Story
London
Alfred Street
Steak & Seafood House
Washington Street
Main Street
Saco Rangers
Henaire
America
Stock Market Report
First National Bank OF
Edward
SWIFT
Hamburg
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