Ships Dock Without Tug Aids In New York
With no tugboats due to a strike, the liners Queen Elizabeth and Cristoforo Colombo guided safely to New York piers, disembarking 1474 passengers. Commodore Watts praised precise maneuvers after the 1030 foot Queen Elizabeth docked with 9 passengers from Europe. The Cristoforo Colombo and its 525 passengers from Italy faced 25 to 30 mph wind gusts turning its bow. Union members cited planned fuel oil deliveries and sludge disposal as strike-related actions. Mediators scheduled a session today as broader shipboard labor actions continued in nearby ports.
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New York
Cristoforo Colombo
Commodore Frederick Watts
Europe
Watts
Giuseppe Soletti
Italy
United Marine Division
National Maritime Union
Afl-Cio
Management Association
Boston
Russia
Panama Says Negotiations Door Still Open Amid Crisis
Panama's ambassador to the OAS Miguel J Moreno states the doors remain open for negotiations with the United States despite breaking relations and accusing Washington of aggression. He urges a peaceful solution while the OAS prepares an emergency meeting on the dispute over the canal treaty and the 1957 mutual defense treaty.
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Washington
Ee Miguel
J. Moreno
Panama
Organization ‘of American States
United States
Moreno
Jin
Associated Press
Canal
U.S
U. S
Vance
United Nations
OAS Council
Ric
OAS
New York Journal of Commerce Receives E Award
The New York Journal of Commerce will receive the president's E award for excellence in export marketing. Publisher Ene Ridder will accept at a White House ceremony at noon. The honor includes a blue white pennant signed by Secretary Luther Hodges and is for publishing daily export information and promoting overseas markets.
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FY Washington Berton Washington
New York Journal of Commerce
Ene Ridder
White House
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Building Permits Seni Ort
fragmented OCR item lists various construction permits and projects with partial names and addresses. mentions window work, pool installation, shop, and pool-related activities, plus multiple unreadable company and street fragments.
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Seni Ort
Ruptured Men Gift Promises Relief in New Device
An advertisement touts a nontraditional rupture treatment claiming comfort and freedom from support belts and pads. It offers a $3.50 gift and a $9 up front payment plan to receive a descriptive circular from the Topicion’s Apple axe Company at 2674 Koch Bldg, 3906 Main, Kansas City Missouri.
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Apple Axe Company
Koch
Main
Keasss Cay
Missouri
Wits Wigs Later Wisconsin tale of ARIE Chores Jeffries
A fragment mentions ARIE Chores Jeffries connected with Wisconsin. The garbled line references a telephone number S47 4147 and a shed of terms Wits Wigs Later, but no clear event or outcome is described.
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Gevery
Teva Watel Save Arie Chores Jeffries
Fragmentary text offers unclear political finance hints
The readable fragments reference ministers and a probe into charges of agares and money. The content is garbled, lacking clear entities, dates, or a concrete event to identify.
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Weenie
Antares
Stereton
Srewoos Sud
Piberaient
Exer
Clesscodt
Ection
Anpien Wey
He Linck Arcineer
Kansas City
Rand
Bear
Tollaway Shoe
Pine Ave
Cre, Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
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