Top mediator warns dark outlook for blocking public strikes
New York AP reports Theo dore W. Kheel a leading labor disputes mediator sees no panacea for preventing public service strikes. The 51 year old Cornell and NLRB veteran helped end a New York City newspaper strike and urged early warning, training, and a climate of respect to avert walkouts while opposing arbitration.
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New York
Theodore W. Kheel
Kheel
Cornell University
National Labor Relations Board
New York City
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Russian defector disputes Soviet death by own action
Vienna AP report notes a former Soviet prisoner disputes the official Soviet finding that Newcomb Mott killed himself on a prison train. He argues guards would have prevented such an act and that smuggling a razor blade would be unlikely. the defector offers no confirmation of any special privileges for Mott.
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Vienna
Austria
Newcomb Mott
Mott
Associated Press
U.S
Moscow
Siberia
Motti
Newcomb
Sheffield
Mass
Murmansk
Sheffield Mass
Supreme Court
Curvy Miss In Open Weave Tights Gasp At Fashion Show
Paris AP fashion writer reports Jacques Heim spring collection opening with provocative open weave tights and sheer accents. The show featured swinging jackets, V shaped backs, tent like coats, pleated collars, lace and crepe yokes, and various dinner and party dresses in greens yellows and wines.
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Jean Sprain
Wieson
Paris
Jacques Heim
Heim
Jean Pommarede
Brigitte Bardot
Alexandre
Goren On Bridge Strategy in a Four Spades Deal
A detailed bridge hand analysis shows South overcalls four spades after East opens four hearts. West defends by signaling hearts, shifts to clubs, and the declarer cashes trumps. The play leads to a cheap spade trick for West and a sequence that yields one spade, one heart, and one diamond in losers.
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South
West
East
Declarer
North
Ruling Sought on Arlington Burial for Thompson
The Defense Department seeks a Justice Department legal opinion on Robert G. Thompson’s eligibility for Arlington National Cemetery burial after his 1949 conviction for conspiring to overthrow the government. Thompson died October 16, widow Sylvia plans January 31 burial. protests ensue. Thompson served in the Army for about 21 months and earned the Distinguished Service Cross in 1943 for actions in New Guinea. He fled after appeals ended, later given a four-year sentence for criminal contempt. burial rules bar those with five-year or more sentences.
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Washington
Defense Department
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert G.thompson
Justice Department
Thompson
Sylvia Thompson
Arlington
New Guinea
Army
Henrico Boards Since 1932 May Have Been Elected Illegally
Atty Gen Button said Henrico County Board of Supervisors and all past boards since 1932 may have been elected illegally. Districts elect supervisors, but the 1932 county manager form allowed at large elections. An amendment for district elections was never submitted for approval. The opinion notes possible district count increase to seven while elections remain at large.
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Richmond
Henrico County Board of Supervisors
Robert Y. Button
Henrico
Button
County Board of Supervisors
S. A. Burnette
General Assembly
Del
Edward E. Lane
Richmond-Henrico
Lane
Take Your Time Take Your Time
A reflective piece extols the newspaper as a personal reading space free of schedules. It highlights the reader’s control over pace and order, noting median and individualized engagement. It emphasizes uninterrupted return to articles and the value to readers and advertisers.
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Fred
Brezhnev Heads Commission For New Soviet Farm Rules
A commission led by Leonid Brezhnev was named to draft new rules for Russia’s 38 000 collective farms. The plan aims to boost incentives for farmers, address lagging agriculture and diet, and shift toward result based rewards while retaining collective ownership. The 149 member group includes party and government leaders, scientists, farm chairmen, and farmers, with no report date given.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Commission On Rules
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Brezhnev
Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Las Vegas wife wins $25000 in Pillsbury bakeoff
In San Francisco AP report a Las Vegas card dealer's wife won the 17th Pillsbury bakeoff first prize of 25000 for Golden Gate Snack Bread. Other winners include Mrs Carl Helfrich of Houston who took 5000 for Tunnel of Fudge Cake and Kathy Lunsford of Bolivar Ohio who earned 2000 in the junior division.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Pillsbury Co
John Petrelli
Carl Helfrich
Houston
Kathy Lunsford
Bolivar
Ohio
John Forrest Edwards
Anchorage
Alaska
James Potts
P.O. Box
Sylva
N.C
William Holahan
Chicago
Fumes Back Up Into Church After Clogged Chimney
In Sharpsburg near Pittsburgh a church preschool mass ended with carbon monoxide fumes from a clogged chimney. Soot filled the Madonna of Jerusalem Roman Catholic Church, sickening 39 children, three nuns, and a teacher. Ambulances ferried victims to three hospitals. within hours one pupil remained under observation.
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Pittsburgh
Sharpsburg
Madonna of Jerusalem
Chicago potatoes market notes and shipments
AP dispatch on Chicago potato market reports mixed fortunes for russets and reds. Shipments are steady with prices influenced by supply from Minnesota and North Red River Valley, as farmers push typical red varieties to market while russets show steady demand.
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Chicago
USDA
Fotale
Tota
Faderaley Sane
Marke
Red River Valley
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