L A C criticizes strikes harming many workers
A New York City newspaper strike shows how a small union group can deprive thousands of allied workers of work. The article notes high strike costs, heavy union subsidies, and calls for arbitration or government intervention to end the disruption. It cites pay during work and on strike, plus assessments funding 3,000 printers, and warns against repeat actions.
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New York City
Lt.u
New York
Lac
Orange Show Attendance Rises at 48th Annual Event
San Bernardin g area reports six day total attendance of 144063 at the 48th annual national orange show, exceeding last year’s 142454. Observer notes show day by day crowd interest and continued steady turnout as the fair progresses.
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SAN Bernarding
UPI
US and Soviet Sign Weather Satellite Accord
United States and Soviet scientists signed a joint weather satellite accord in Rome after ten days of talks. Officials Hugh L. Dryden and Anatoly Blagonrayev announced a plan to launch weather satellites in differing orbits, create a permanent data network, and pursue broader cooperation including planetary probes, with Echo I communications tests planned. First launches expected in 1964.
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Rome
U S
U.S
Hugh L. Dryden
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Anatoly A. Blagonrayev
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Russ Ready for Berlin Talks Again
The Soviet Foreign Ministry said Moscow is ready to resume Berlin exploration talks in the near future after a yearlong suspension. Deputy minister Semenov told U S diplomat McSweeney that Moscow would be agreeable to restarting the U S Soviet dialogue, but offered no details on who would lead talks or when or where they would occur.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
Semenov
John M. McSweeney
U.S
Moscow
McSweeney
U.'5
Babbling Burglar Shot In Ambush During Testimony
Chicago police scandal figure Richard Morrison, once dubbed the babbling burglar, was shot at close range from a moving car outside the Cook County Criminal Courts Building while preparing to testify in a phase of the 1960 police scandal. Doctors saved his arm after the attack. Morrison previously alleged corruption involving Burgers-in-Blue helping burglaries.
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Chicago
Richard Morrison
Cook County
Morrison
Mer- Tin Nygren
Chicago Police Department
Richard J. Daley
Burgers-In-Blue
Hey Paula song sparks Fort Worth wedding tale
Paula Rowlett of Fort Worth, Texas and her boyfriend Russell Berry had a quarrel that inspired Fay Hildebrand to write a song. The record Hey Paula soared nationwide, and Paula says she and Berry reconciled before the rock n roll hit was written. The wedding in Fort Worth was planned but Paula says she did not intend to be the song’s subject.
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Berry
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Paula
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