Hoffa Battles Railroads Over Piggyback Freight Growth
In an I.A. Column by L.A. Collins Sr, Hoffa decries piggyback rail transport linking Chicago Detroit and New York to Los Angeles. He seeks penalties on carloads and wages for displaced drivers, while railroads push faster service to cut highway traffic. The piece argues progress and public gain amid union clashes.
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Hoffa
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Kennedy Admits Missiles Gap Uncertainty and Tax Aid
Kennedy acknowledges data gaps in missile gap claims while defending his stance on U S and Soviet weapons. He pushes Congress to act on unemployment relief and federal jobless benefits, considers temporary tax cuts if needed, and faces Republican calls for hearings into defense posture amid renewed missile debate.
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U. S
Eisenhower
Neil H. McElroy
Congress
Kennedy
State of the Union
Presscott Bush
R-Conn
Senate
F Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Rusall
D-Ga
Winder
Styles Bridges
M. H
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Bridges
Pentagon
Communist Bloc
McNamara
Ken
Defense Department
Nody
Gia
Gare
Amputee Boy Made Whole at Institute of Chicago
Jimmy Clark thirteen left the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago with new arms and legs. He walked fed himself and hurled a basketball, saying the limbs were his thirteenth birthday present. He plans to return to St Augustine’s School and resume eighth grade work. Kennedy spoke of Soviet relations as he met aides during a snowstorm journey.
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Cheago
Jimmy Clark
Emen
Jimmy
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Joseph
Theresa
St. Aithe’s
Institute
Nedy
Laos
Congo
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S. Ambasssador
Russia
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
Washington
Marilyn Monroe treated at New York Hospital clinic
New York Hospital said Marilyn Monroe has been under treatment at Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic since Sunday for an illness of undetermined origin. The hospital reported she is making good progress after a near collapse following her breakup with Arthur Miller and a Mexican divorce last month. She is registered as Faye Miller and has limited leave privileges.
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New York Hospital
Marilyn Monroe
Misa Monroe
New York Daily News
Miss Monroe
Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Arthur Miller
Miller
Faye Miller
Fragmentary public notice from California 1943 lands case
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice reference with dates in 1943 and mentions Pine Avenue Long Calif and Beton matter. The readable fragments indicate a municipal or court action with likely figures around 33 and 78, but details are incomplete.
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Beton Matter
Long Calif
Portrait of a Lonely Heart in a Friday Night Club
A narrator discusses encounters with young women in a club, noting dating experiences and sly humor. A woman jests about writing a book as they drift from conversation to dessert and a smoke, reflecting on progress as a key asset.
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Hemingway
Jack Webb
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