Washington social limits and Jackie Kennedy wigs stir media buzz
Collaged notes from UPI and various outlets reveal a push to bar reporters from White House social functions, while salacious quotes about Jackie Kennedy wigs and JFK era attitudes circulate. Other tidbits include Castro Cuba surveillance talk and reflections on Hollywood confidence and journalism.
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Profits and Pay Hikes Tied to Labor Strife
The AP outlines broad economic strain fueling labor unrest including dock strikes costing $800 million and rising wage pressures. It notes automation and fierce competition shrink profits, while workers seek higher pay and job safeguards amid a stagnant economy.
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Ivan the Terrible Adopts First Russian Czar Title in 1547
In 1547 Ivan IV became the first Russian ruler to take the title of Czar marking a pivotal shift in regal power and national identity.
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