Nixon hosts steel strike reunion at Washington dinner
An imagined recount places Richard Nixon hosting a reunion dinner for top steel strike negotiators in Washington. Guests included James P. Mitchell, Roger Blough, Conrad Cooper, David J. McDonald, and Arthur Galbraith. The night blends nostalgic talk with light joking as labor and management share a table and memories of bargaining.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon Place
Nixons
James P. Mitchell
Roger Mr. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Arthur J. Galdbrg
Union
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Management
Labor
Secretary of Labor
Good Fellowship
Harty
McDonald
Con
Cooper
Mitchell
Manhattan Indictment Dominates Political Scene
In New York, a major political story centers on a four-court indictment involving a Harlem redecorating job. The case touches on municipal leadership, with the implicated figure, a high ranking Black official, announcing he would cede duties until legal issues are resolved. Sidney J. Ungar, a real estate operator and former campaign manager, is linked to the redecorating payment that sparked the charges.
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Jack
Harlem
Sidney J. Ungar
Ungar
Humphrey Candidacy Gains Momentum In Wisconsin Debate
The AP reports that Kennedy may skip Wisconsin as Humphrey gains traction for the Democratic nomination. Robert Kennedy urged his brother to stay out of Wisconsin, signaling a potential convention battle scenario where Humphrey could amass a solid delegate lead if Kennedy shuns the state.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mims
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Cat
Jie
Symington
Johnson
Minnesota
South Dakota
Los Angeles
Senate
Minnesoa
van Widale
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
Ilinois
Fic
Wheto Romains
Filmiphrey
William Proxmire
D-Vis
Proxmire
Algo Wilt
Lost $600 Sent Back to Owner
SAGINAW Michigan AP Mrs Harold Gordon lost 600 before Christmas but recovered it this week. She withdrew the money from a bank for a Florida vacation. While addressing Christmas cards, the money was sealed in a shoebox and mailed four times across the country. Time traced the money through bank wrappers.
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Saginaw, Mich
Harold Gordon
Florida
4 Time, Inc
Chicago
Time
Solon Calls for Full Exposure of Payola
Washington AP report says House subcommittee on payola should quit only after exposing all deceptive and fraudulent advertising and programming in broadcasting. Rep Bennett notes need for separate inquiry into payola deals, while Rep Harris plans hearings to start Feb 8, with disc jockeys called to testify and a one week run. Springer predicts payola infiltrates major markets and investigators head to Chicago to probe alleged payola in that city.
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Washington
House
B. Bennett
R-Mich
Bennett
Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Bennnett
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Frodp
Harris
Hisc
Payola
William L Springer
RAL
Springer
Chicago
Spending Limit on Primaries Debated
Washington AP report notes debate over limiting primary campaign spending as part of a clean elections bill. Sen Russell says Southern Democrats and many Republicans oppose, doubts any majority will back the amendment. Senator Curtis of Nebraska is a leading SOP member.
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Washington
Tne
Hich
Richard GB. Russell
D-Ga
Sen
Carl T. Curtis
SOP
Case
Curtis
Russell
Hennings
Town Rewards Local Motorists
Amverst Massachusetts motorists will be rewarded for driving through town with no traffic fatalities. Town Manager Allen S Torrey announced no charge at parking meters Friday and opposed a primary related amendment. Senator Everett M Dickson and others favored adding primaries to the measure.
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Amverst
Mass
Allen S
Torrey
Brown Urges Farm Cleanup Measures in California
Governor Brown urged counties to establish sanitary and hand washing facilities at farm markets during harvesting. He asked counties to form committees led by the local health officer to plan and test facilities and promote installation, with members from agricultural commissioners, farm advisers, public representatives, labor, and agriculture.
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Sacramento
California
Gey. Brown
Brown
Agriculture
Manned Space Flights Seen By NASA Official
In Salt Lake City a NASA official said the United States may succeed in manned space flights this year. He described them as short range trials of about 1 million miles and training events. He projected orbital flights within two years.
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Salt Lake Cty
Utah
United States
Richard E. Horner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
Horner
American Rocket Society
Tornado Hits Oklahoma City Causes Property Damage
An Oklahoma City tornado struck downtown causing property damage while an experimental space radio study noted. Police reported no fatalities as the funnel cloud damaged buildings near Southwest 28th Street and May Avenue, with vibrations captured from an astronaut’s voice during the event.
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Oklahoma City
All Antonio
Tex
Oklahoma
School of Aviation Medicine
Earth
J. G. Briscoe
May Avenue
4Th and
Walker
London column quips and oddities mix with global notices
A jumble of brief items from London to Poznan and New York highlights quirky quotes and oddities. A British column jokes about party plans, a Memphis mother explains a pet purchase mistake resulting in three dogs, Poznan Zoo reports a hippo autopsy revealing a grenade and a postman’s bag, a New York burglary ends with three dozen golf balls stolen and a lipstick note, and Tokyo notes the Anglican adviser’s mosquito joke about missionary strategy.
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E- New York
UPI
George Price
Spaceman Voice Routed to Earth Station Freeing Hands
The spaceman's voice would be amplified and sent out to an earth station, allowing his hands to remain free for tasks. This setup enables hands free operation while communication is maintained with ground control.
Lewis Steps Down as United Mine Workers Leader
John L. Lewis resigns as president of the United Mine Workers, ending a 40+ year era of labor leadership. Thomas Kennedy, 72, to assume the presidency. Kennedy long served as UMW vice president and former Pennsylvania lieutenant governor.aealous aides Boyle and Widman are named top possibilities for vice president as the union contemplates its post-Lewis future.
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John L
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Itetime Speht
Banking Cireses
Thomas Kennedy
UMW
UMSV
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Terest
UMS
Lewis UW
Tony) Boyle
Michael F. Widman
Boyle
Montana
North Dakota
Alaska
UAW
Widman
Ford Motor * Co
Cio
Woman Denies Leash Beating in Berkeley Case
BERKELEY AP A woman reunited with two daughters believed killed in a bombing raid in Germany pleaded innocent Wednesday to a charge she beat one of them with a dog leash. Municipal Judge Redmond J. Slaats set Feb 27 for trial of Mrs. Ilona Sasse 37. She is accused of beating Ursula Weeel 17 for prolonged disobedience. The Red Cross helped Mrs Sasse locate her daughters by a former marriage.
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Berkeley
Germany
Redmond J.slaatsset
Ilona Sasse
Ursula Weeel
Red Cross
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Congress
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Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Hennings-Keating
Founders Savings and Loan Association
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UPILA
Memphis, Tenn
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