New York's Alive Again as Papers Return After Strike
New York City ends 114 days of newspaper shutdown with presses roaring and 19,000 workers back on the job. Prices rise on major dailies while some papers resume and others stay at reduced rates. The strike's end comes after unions vote to accept a contract, ending the longest and costliest blackout in city history.
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Greenwich Village
N. Y
New York
Herald Tribune
News
the Mirror
Manhattan
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island
Publishers Association of
Times
News, World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Post
Mirror
The
Daily News
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Robert F. Wagner
Times, News and Mirror
the Times
Kennedy family tours Gettysburg battlefield with Eisenhowers in view
President and Mrs Kennedy visited Gettysburg on a sunny Sunday with Caroline and Paul Fay as they toured the battlefield. They stopped near Eisenhower’s former home and picked up Jacob N Sheads a Gettysburg High School history teacher and park historian.
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Gettysburg
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
California
Kennedys
Caroline
Paul Fay
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Fay
Secret Service
Jacob N. Sheads
Gettysburg High School
National Park Service
Sheads
Aes
25 Cent Handling Fee Set For Tribune Insurance
Effective April 15 a 25 cent handling fee will be charged with all new applications for The La Crosse Tribune accident and dread disease insurance. The program reports strong interest with thousands of policies in force and over 600 claims paid totaling more than 19000. Subscribers and household members are eligible. those without coverage may apply before the fee date. Contact The Crosse Tribune for details and application blanks.
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la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
LaCrosse Tribune
Insurance Service Department
LaCrosse
Wis
The
Crosse Tribune
Guatemala Coup Ends Threat Of Red Election Win
Guatemalan military coup ousts President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes and suspends the constitution. Col Enrique Peralta Azurdia seizes power, dissolves Congress, disbands parties, and bans elections while vowing to rule by decree against communism.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Ydigoras Ydigoras
Peralta
Congress
Committee Recommends Flexible Secret Service Protection for LBJ
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee says Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson should receive as much protection as he desires but should not be forced to have twenty four hour surveillance. The panel notes a 328000 request for 35 more agents and a clerk to support the protection detail but emphasizes the choice rests with Johnson. The 1960 act had interpreted protection as mandatory though Johnson previously avoided round the clock guards.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Secret Service
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Iraqi Students Leave Soviet Universities
Iraqi students walk off Soviet campuses heading home despite pleas to stay. The Iraqi Embassy limits plane tickets to 50. cultural attache Mahmoud Shukri says departures follow the violent Soviet campaign against Iraq's new communist purging government.
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Moscow
Mahmoud Shukri
Iraq
Iowa Couple Drown Near Harpers Ferry
A Waterloo couple, Earl Edgerton 54 and his wife 51, drowned near Harpers Ferry after their 18 foot cabin cruiser struck a submerged obstacle. Edgerton’s body was recovered at Eastbys Landing Prairie du Chien. search for his wife resumed after dark and continued Monday.
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Harpers Ferry
Iowa
Allamakee
Monlday
Waterloo
Theodore Rumph
Allamakee County
Earl Edgerton
Prairie du Chien
Rumph
Edgerton
Wiley
Reach Last Hurdle In Cleveland News Strike
Tentative agreement on contract terms clears the biggest stumbling block in Cleveland's 123 day newspaper strike. One holdout union the machinists remains. Teamsters started the walkout last November against the Plain Dealer the Press and News. Ratification by 620 printers is still needed.
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Teamsters
Morning Plain Dealer
Afternoon Press and News
Ohio
Four Teens Die In Two Wisconsin Weekend Crashes
Two weekend crashes killed four teenagers in Watertown and two other drivers in Dodge and Oconto counties. In Oconto County a 36 year old mother Mrs Marvin Black and her 4 month old Timothy died with Mary Lee 19 and Betty Wasurick 17 in a crash on Highway 22 near Stiles Junction. In Dodge County on Highway 19 near Watertown three teens Howard Meitner 16 Sharon Klochow 16 Carla Clemens 16 and driver Bradley Bentheimer 22 died after Meitner pulled onto the road and was struck by Bentheimer.
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Oconto County
Stiles Junction
Marvin Black
Timothy
Oconto Falls
Mary Lee
Betty Wasurick
Oconto
Jefferson County
Watertown
Howard Meitner
Sharon Klochow
Carla Dawn Clemens
Bradley Bentheimer
Meitner
Bentheimer
Miss Klochow
Dodge County Sheriff's Department
Miss Clemens
St. Mary’s Hospital
Paul Zellner
Ashwaubenon
Brown County
Theodore Criel
Green Bay
Chicago and North Western
Green Green Bay
James W. Gobin
Gays Mills
Crawford County
Mount Zion
Ruth Beyer
de Pere
Senate Leaders Approve Ban To End Cuba Raids
Senate leaders approve restrictions aimed at halting Cuban raids while exile groups vow further strikes on Soviet shipping from Mexico. The move comes amid warnings of potential U.S. involvement and ongoing enforcement of neutrality laws to deter hit and run assaults on Cuba and Soviet vessels.
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Cuba
Miami
Fla
U.S
Ewly
Mexico
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Sen. Deverett M. Dirksen
R-Nr
Fidel Castro
Carlos Penin
People’s Revolutionary Movement
Mi Jami
Washington
State and Justice Departments
United States
North Central Convair Begins Twice-a-Day Service to La Crosse
North Central Airlines launched its Convair passenger service to La Crosse with twice-daily flights from Minneapolis to Chicago. Four passengers disembarked at 9 45 a m and nine boarded for the 10 02 a m eastbound leg. The inaugural flight started in Minneapolis and headed to Chicago amid a crowd at La Crosse Municipal Airport. Local officials and Ambassadors from the Chamber of Commerce welcomed the arrival as bands from Logan High and Logan Junior High performed. Airline executives Robert D Johns and Frank Buttomer spoke on the expanded service after years of efforts to improve La Crosse air travel. The Convair 340 and 440 aircraft were highlighted for speed and smoothness. The flight was briefly delayed 12 minutes due to a reception in Eau Claire.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
la Crosse Municipal Airport
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Frank Buttomer
North Central
Bottomer
Eau Claire
Greater
Mary Moody
Arthur M. G. Moody
Wedgewood Drive
Washington, D.C
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John K. Flanagan
City Hall
Carr
Convair
Luis Moya
Santiago
Chile
Rebeca
Central High School
Moya
United States
Miami
Fla
Rochester
Tribune
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