Minnesota Voters Still Don’t Know Governor Amid Recount
Minnesota residents wait as a post election recount narrows the governor race. The 142 vote margin prompts a court led review by a three judge panel after a volatile campaign and disputed ballots.
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Rolvaag
Andersen
Rolvang
Supreme Court
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Rolyang
Andérasn
State Supreme Court
Protestant Catholic Tension Eases in New Era
The National Lutheran Council reports a noticeable relaxation of Protestant Catholic tension in America amid Vatican II. Dialogues between groups are rising, with Lutheran pastors increasingly invited into Catholic settings to share views as cooperation deepens.
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New York
America
National Lutheran Council
Annus
United States
Paul C. Empie
Council
Rome
Empie
Lutheran Cooperative Agency
New York Newspaper Blackout Drains Economy As Strike Extends
A New York newspaper blackout has cost the economy about 70 million dollars in eight weeks, with 70.85 million total impact including ad revenue and wages. Mayor Robert F Wagner says talks continue amid differences with Local 6 ITU leaders and a nationwide union vote on a special assessment. The strike began December 8 affecting Times Daily News Journal American and World Telegram Sun and left 17 000 other workers out and 2 000 striking sprinters.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York Hall
Sions
Thea
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
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ITU
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Press and News
Bertram A. Powers
Local 6
Newspaper Reporters Association of New York
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Times
Daily News
Journal- American and
World-Telegram
Jen Sun
Maestro Stokowski Promotes Youthful Musicians and Future
At 75, Leopold Stokowski remains active guiding new music ventures. He speaks of the American Symphony involving many young players from top schools, plus seasoned freelancers from New York. He emphasizes local and individual support over federal aid and talks of ongoing auditions for young singers players and conductors.
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Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Central Park
Philadelphia
American Symphony
Boston
Rochester
Baltimore
Washington
United States
Overseas Events Dull Congress as Kennedy Proposals Loom
AP analysis notes overseas crises keep Congress distracted while President Kennedy pushes medical and education plans. Washington quiet demonstrates fewer clashes as discussions hinge on overseas events, Cuba, and tax revisions.
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Washington
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Atnedy
Congress
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Airline Action Complaint Recounts Dinner Delay Story
Rep. Richard H. Fulton recalls jokingly threatening a letter to his congressman during a December trip home. An American Airlines stewardess said dinner would not be served, prompting a later note from an airline official promising dinner on Flight 433 from February 6. Agricultural economist Kenneth Bach argues the South could gain in trade with the European Common Market, noting cotton, rice and soybeans meet demand while Europe supplies wheat and livestock.
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Richard H. Fulton
Tenn
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Washington
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Chamber of Commerce
Nashville
Kenneth Bach
Association of Southern Agricultural Workers
Memphis
Bach
South
Europe
State Subsidizes Performing Arts in New York
The New York State Council of the Arts expanded funding from 50 000 to 560 000 dollars for a statewide cultural survey and live performances in upstate communities. The program sparked debate about taxpayer support for ballet opera and theater with Governor Rockefeller backing cultural projects and Congress weighing a Federal Arts Council.
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Buffalo
America
New York State
New York
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Troy
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
John H. Macfadlyen
Congress
Arts Council
Council of the Arts
Macfadyen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Famous Chieftain Abd El Krim Dies at 78 in Cairo
Abd El Krim Emir Abd el Krim the Berber chieftain who led the Rif revolt against Spain and France in the 1920s died suddenly in Cairo at age 78. He had lived in exile since 1926 and warned the United States against relying on France to defend Europe. He claimed leadership over 400,000 tribesmen and inspired the light opera The Desert Song though his war was brutal and bloody.
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Abd el Krim
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France
Morocco
United States
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Emir Abdel Krim
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Riff
J Abd el Krim
State House reapportionment plans inch toward final draft
Rep. LeRoy A. Weidner disclosed that 15 counties still require redistricting with 10 uncertain while 42 counties appear set including 37 with a single representative. Senate action lags though constitution requires periodic realignment after each census. A separate report from Saigon notes two U.S. Air Force captains aboard a Vietnamese fighter bomber died after a crash during a strike mission.
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LeRoy A. Weidner
Rberks
House Committee On Elections and Appartionment
U.S
House
Senate
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Weidner
Aloss
Here
Philadelphia
GOP Nominating Panel Names 14 Mayoral Hopefuls in Philadelphia
A committee of independent and regular GOP leaders selected 14 men as possible mayoral candidates in Philadelphia. Walter Alessandrini led the slate, with others including Atlin Adams Theodore B. Smith and list members from 52 to 14 names.
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Philadelphia
Walter Alessandroni
Scranton
Aca
Emil F. Goldhaber
Fima
Ignatius J. Horstmann
Austin M. Lea
W. Thatcher Longstreth
James T. McDermott
Anthony H. Murray
Donald C. Rubel
Republican Policy Committee
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