Labor Discrimination Sparks Negro Organizing Move in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO AP Negroes form independent labor unions citing systemic discrimination by AFL CIO affiliates. NAACP labor secretary Herbert Hill says unions fail minority representation and will back victims in federal courts and before the NLRB. AFL CIO denies charges and invites talks while Hill predicts a national movement starting in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Afl-Cio
Herbert Hill
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Hill
NAACP
Alf-Cio
Fillmore
National Labor Relations Board
George Johns
San Francisco Labor Council
Johns
State
Fed
Christmas Blues Warn of Holiday Sadness Says Psychoanalyst
Dr Harold Greenwald cautions that more people feel low during Christmas this year. He notes heightened anxiety for the lonely divorced and those separated from loved ones. The postwar optimism fading fuels this season's emotional strain and disappointment.
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New York
Harold Greenwald
Greenwald
Morrie Elis Uses Safety Play To Score 12 Tricks
In the 1938 masters Morrie Elis faced a four spade contract. After an initial diamond laydown and a sequence of finesses he secured all ten tricks by pursuing a safety play, drawing trumps and managing diamonds, ending with 12 tricks across spades diamonds and clubs.
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Morrie Elis
East
Elis
Morrie
Daimonds
West
Cedar Rapids Patrolman Virgil E McQueen
Virgil E McQueen aged 30 became a Cedar Rapids policeman on October 19 1962. His current assignment is the 4 pm to midnight patrol shift. He was born in Cedar Rapids and educated here and served three years in the army. He and his wife JoAnn have a son.
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Virgil E. McQueen
Cedar Rapids
McQueen Was
JoAnn
Christmas Melancholy Amid War Economy Described
A psychologist notes a holiday mood dip as families stay apart and focus on expensive gifts. He observes rising anxiety with more people seeking appointments and reports colleagues see the same pattern among psychoanalysts. Family crises intensify.
Christmas Brings Focus on Communication Barriers
A speaker laments widespread silence and lack of dialogue as the holiday season heightens awareness of miscommunication. He warns that the era’s greatest complaint is insufficient talking and the construction of inner barriers.
Kennedy returns to Cape Cod home after hospital stay
Hyannis Port Massachusetts AP reports former ambassador Joseph Kennedy aged 78 has returned to his Cape Cod residence following a stay at New England Baptist hospital. The article notes a refugee physician as a friend. A reference to a television movie titled The Fugitive airs Tuesday night at 9 on Channel 9.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph Kennedy
Cape Cod
New England Baptist Hospital
Kimble
Timely Quotes and TV Note Headlines
The collection features quotes from Texas doctor William H. Gordon on quackery and self-marketing, Rev Clyde W. Taylor urging church awakening, and Rev Eugene Nida commenting on Bible translation aid. Also a TV listing notes Betsy Drake and Dennis Morgan in Pretty Baby on KCRG-TV Channel 9 Tuesday at 10 35 PM.
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Clyde W. Taylor
The
National Association of Evangelicals
Als
Eugene Nida
American Bible Society
Betsy Drake
Dennis Morgan
Kcrg-Tv
Fashion pages reveal Broadway stars and world news
The paper promises the latest from Broadway Washington and college campuses, plus Wall Street success stories and the newest auto safety device. It highlights sports heroes and the cost of a college diploma, all reported by a local staff with AP coverage worldwide.
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Broadway
Washington
Wall Street
Associated Press
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Joe Kennedy
Quack
William H. Gordon, M.D
Lubbock, Texas
E. C. Hallbeck
United Federation of Post
Night Eye
Fandel Inc
Third Street
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