Dispute Between Musicians Puts Beatle Fans on Edge
A transatlantic clash between the British Musicians Union and the American Federation of Musicians over extra engagements could bar British groups from the United States and halt American tours in retaliation. Teens protest the potential impact on performers while talks continue and contracts already in place keep the Beatles, the Animals, and the Dave Clark Five on planned U.S. tours.
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British Musicians Union
American Federation of Musicians
United States
Bonnie Lou Vorbeck
Charleston
W.va
Beatles
The
Animals
Dave Clark Five
U.S
Dragon Pearl Adopts Kosher Sandwiches in Honolulu
Honolulu restaurant Dragon Pearl in downtown advertises new kosher sandwiches. The move positions the eatery amid diverse dining options in the downtown area.
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Honolulu
DA-TEX One-Coat Paint Hails From Davis Store Ad
Life magazine advertisement touts DA-TEX by Davis Paint Company. It claims one coat coverage with no laps or traces, a heavier body for less drip, spatter, and a 23 minute dry time. Wilson's Davis Paint Store at 106 E Main promotes new colors.
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Davis Paint Company
Life Magazine
Dangers Lurk for Unwary In Use of Power Mowers
Manhattan safety note warns power mowers cause many injuries. John M Ferguson from Kansas State University outlines precautions to prevent accidents including keeping equipment clean, removing debris, keeping people away, never leaving engines running unattended, starting away from blades, avoiding high blade speeds, and handling fuel safely. Riding mowers share similar rules and children should not operate power mowers.
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Manhattan
United States
John M. Ferguson
Kansas State University
Kansas Jobs Show Gain In March
Seasonal employment boosted Kansas total to an estimated 744 600 in mid March from 743 700 a month earlier. Unemployment fell to 31 200 in March from 36 600 in February and averaged about 4 percent of the civilian workforce. Average earnings for production workers rose to 112 50 a week.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Urge Older Workers Be Hired in May Observed
The Chanute Senior Citizens Club teams with the Kansas State Employment Service to urge employers to hire older workers. May is Senior Citizens Month. Of 370 job seekers registered May 1, 113 were over 45. 29 percent of applicants were over 45 but only 12 percent of April placements came from that group. Many seek part time work to supplement pensions or due to automation layoffs.
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Chanute Senior Citizens Club
Kansas State Employment Service
Harley Knapp
Johnson
Avery
Knapp
Kidnap Victim Edward Bremer Dies in Florida
Edward Bremer, 67, St. Paul bank president who was kidnapped by a gang in 1934 and paid $200000, died of a heart attack in Holy Cross Hospital Florida. He wintered in Palm Beach area with his wife Emily and daughter Betty Johnson of St. Paul survives. Bremer’s kidnappers were later convicted but the money was never recovered. Body to be returned to St. Paul for funeral.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
Pompano Beach
Bremer
Betty Johnson
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S. Central
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Martha White
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Wilderness
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Western Maid's
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Kuner
Stokely’s
Allen Brand
Allen
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