New York Press Strike Ends as Pact Near Resumption
Negotiators for publishers and striking printers reach terms urged by Mayor Wagner ending a 91 day shutdown that impacted eight large New York dailies. The deal includes wage raises about 12.50 over two years and a 35 hour week option through automation with teletype tape.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Eugene Buttrill
New York Herald Tribune
Buttrill
Burrill
Printers’ Union
New York Post
Publishers Association of
New York City
The
Post
Wives Be Warned About Hearing Loss With Age
A Chicago AP report summarizes a study by Dr John Corso on 912 adults showing men begin losing hearing around age 32 and women around 37. The research, based on industrial noise exposure, notes gradual changes in women and 15 year steps in men, with higher pitched voices becoming harder to hear.
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Chicago
St. Louis
John Corso
Current
American Medical ‘Association
Blood Donors Short of Goal in Chanute Bloodmobile Visit
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 176 pints over two days in Chanute, 64 pints below the 240 goal. Wednesday yielded 71 pints and Thursday 105 pints, with donors reaching one to five gallon milestones, including Earl Ostrander and Raymond Friederich at five and four gallons respectively.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Chanute
Lee Embry
Neosho County
Red Cross
Earl Ostrander
Raymond Friederich
Wilbur Allison
Fred Robertson
Charles Edwards
Orville Moulton
Merle Umbarger
Allen Cochran
Hazel Jenkins
Homer Walker
Arnold Phillips
Erie
Ed Ashley
Eleanor Wilson
W. T. Niermeier
Ralph Kepley
Humboldt
Kenneth Brant
Floyd Naff
Bill Gray Jr
Weather forecast for Kansas through Saturday
Partly cloudy through Saturday with little temperature change. Lows tonight in the 20s to near 30, highs Thursday 48 to 59 across towns like Goodland and Pittsburg. a cooler air surge is expected to drop temperatures Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Harsh Granted Bond in Olathe Murder Case
Lloyd Lee Harsh, 18, a former Olathe High School fullback, was released on a 25000 dollar bond after being charged with murder in the death of Donna Dee Busby, 17, and wounding her fiancé John G. Thorp, 20, during a picnic at the Harsh farm. Officers said they could not question him before his release.
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Olathe
Kan
Lloyd ‘Lee Harsh
Harsh
Donna Dee Busby
John G. Thorp
Harsh Farm
Johnson County
Last Chance To Register For City Primary Election
Voters have until 9 PM tonight to register for the March 19 city primary. City clerk's office handles registration as the office extends hours this week with 29 registered last night, 19 on Wednesday, 11 on Tuesday, and 5 on Monday. Filing of candidates closes at 5 PM today with seven running for city commission and five for the school board. two commission seats and three school board posts will be filled.
No Protest To Bypass At Emporia
A public hearing in Emporia Kansas approved a 6.3 mile 4.178 million by pass of U S 50 around the north edge of Emporia The plan backed by 175 attendees aims to link Interstate 35 with the Kansas Turnpike and would rely largely on federal funds with equal state and federal cost shares.
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Emporia
Kan
U. S. 50
Kansas Highway Commission
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Ottawa
Kansas
IRS raids target gamblers without tax stamps across 19 states
Special agents raided 149 locations in 52 cities across 19 states including Missouri and Kansas. About 131 people were arrested as 37 slot and pinball machines 11 cars and roughly 25000 in cash were seized. Key cases included Jefferson City Sedalia St Louis and Topeka operations with individuals charged for operating without the required gaming tax stamps.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
Kansas
IRS
Jefferson City
Sedalia
St. Louis
Topeka
Kan
Sam & Joe's
Lawrence Bennett
Kansas City
Bennett
U.S. District Court
Joseph
Frank Spica
Bellefontaine Neighbors
Kansas City, Kan
Magnificent Lincoln Choir Conductor Tests Nerves
Maurice Jacobson aged 67 conducted 400 children at a Lincoln church festival when his pants slipped mid performance. He resumed beating time with one hand and raised his pants, then sat to finish. A Methodist matron praised the display as magnificent.
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Lincoln
England
Maurice Jacobson
Jacobson
Methodist
Mr. Jacobson
Rusk Says Soviet Troop Movement From Cuba Under Way
Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated that some Soviet troops are being moved out of Cuba and ships are in place to withdraw several thousand men within the next week. He added the United States is nearing a decisive point in the fight to prevent Communist victory in South Vietnam and warned that any test ban with the Soviet Union would require U.S. risk.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Prayers for Rain in Hong Kong Amid Drought
Hong Kong launched a seven day rain prayer service led by 500000 Buddhists as a dry spell harms agriculture and threatens water supply. Residents face four hours of daily water rationing.
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Hong Kong
Pro-Nasser forces seize control in Syria revolt
Islamic Arab world observers reported a pro-Nasser coup taking Damascus. rebels claimed control of Syria and broadcast plans for unity. Reports from Cairo indicated no resistance in the capital by midmorning while Damascus Radio proclaimed the takeover.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Ankara
Damascus
Cairo
U.A.R
U.S
Baghdad
Iraq
Turkish Foreign Ministry
Khaled el Azem
United Arab Republic
Israel
Jordan
Jeruslem
Abdel Karim Zahraddim
Water line cut sparks rush to city hall in Miami Springs
More than 50 residents rushed to Miami Springs City Hall to pay delinquent water bills after a road grader accidentally cut the main line. They believed water was shut off for nonpayment, only to learn the issue was a damaged main.
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Miami, Fla
Miami Springs
Alfalfa Milling Hope Ties Chanute Meeting Planned
A Chanute Chamber of Commerce meeting for area farmers will discuss a potential alfalfa milling and dehydration plant. National Alfalfa Milling & Dehydrating Co. may locate here if crop acreage can be assured. Company runs plants in Kansas and Nebraska. Paul Brennecke heads the new industry committee with Floyd Potter and John Gorton as agriculture co chairs.
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Chamber of Commerce New Industry and Agriculture Committees
National Alfalfa Milling
National Alfalfa
Kansas
Nebreaka
Benedict
Fredonia
Independence
Paul Brennecke
New Industry Committee
Floyd Potter
John Gorton
Agriculture Committee
Burns Fatal to Emporian Man in Fire Accident
W. K. Conley 77 of Emporia died several hours after his clothing caught fire while sleeping and smoking. He awoke in a chair as flames engulfed him and his wife removed the burning clothing before he succumbed in a hospital.
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Emporia
Kan
W. K. Conley
Conley
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment notes a letter intercepted with a playful salutation Dear Cha and remarks on New Yorkers reading daily newspapers and perceiving little worldly change.
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Cha
Flood Waters Recede but Ice Jams Remain in Area
Floods across Indiana and the Southeast eased as surging waters receded in most rivers. Ice jams posed continued risks in Fremont and along the Susquehanna near Harrisburg. Disaster declarations covered Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio and Wetzel counties with SBA loans available for property repairs.
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Indiana
Ohio River
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Plains
Maine
Florida
Dixie
Sandusky River
Fremont
Small Business Administration
Washington
Brooke
Hancock
Marshall
Wetzel
Dismissal Of Printer Is Upheld In Kansas Decision
The Kansas Civil Service Board upheld the dismissal of Harry Nielsen from the state printing plant. Chairman Lester Goodell cited Nielsen's admitted use of state property to print business cards for his wife, and rejected rival testimony over printed dance tickets. The board brushed aside a charge about a gas yard light sale as trivial, and ruled Nielsen acted beyond acceptable limits by self determining state property use.
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Topeka
Kansas Civil Service Board Today
Harry Nielsen
Lester Goodell
Nielsen
Goodell
Jean Neibarger
Quadruplets From Axe Family Show Weight Gain
Three of the four newborn girls at a Lima hospital have gained weight since Monday. The fourth remains steady. The identical quadruplets are active and in good condition with increased food intake.
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Lima, Ohio
Barbara Axe
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Sharol Cutrell
Harold Cutrell
W. 4Th
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Floyd Byers
Sam Mariucci
Larry Mathews
Wayne
Tribune F. Ward
Howard M. Galt
Dale
Anderson
Charles Ritz
P.m
Kathy Lassman
Karen Kreider
Chanute School
Tribune
Pro-Nassar Army
Emporian
Associated Press
Richard Maier
Northwest Ohio
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
South Carolina
Broad
Congaree
Norwich
Conn
Gene Schroer
Neibarger
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