Million a Week in Strike Benefits Across Nine Unions
Nine unions pay nearly one million weekly to more than 15 000 New York newspaper strikers as nine major dailies close. Benefits vary by union from 30 to 120 dollars, with the deliverers union providing none. AFL CIO and UAW loans aid the American Newspaper Guild to support over 5 000 guild members in New York and Cleveland. The strike clouds local funds as internationals face dwindling resources and a Feb 6 referendum on a 3 percent assessment.
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New York
Deliverers Union
American Newspaper Guild
Cleveland
Cal 6
International Typographical Union
Aflcio
Powers
The
International
Latest Classifieds Highlight Job Offers
Regular readers are advised to check the classified ads for the newest job opportunities. Readers can expect a rotating selection of listings across industries and locations.
U S Budget Affects Taxes Pension Jobs And Cost Of Living
The federal budget reshapes tax burdens, pensions, jobs, and living costs. The cash budget shows a $10.3 billion deficit for the next fiscal year, with deficits financing inflation and growth risks depending on short term versus long term borrowing choices.
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U.S
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Congress
Kennedy
Treasury
Milwaukeean Dies In Rooming House Fire
A three story North Side Milwaukee rooming house fire claimed one life, 68 year old Michael Creighton, while 16 occupants were evacuated. Two patrolmen in a squad car spotted the blaze and alerted headquarters as they woke residents. Cause under investigation.
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Milwaukee
Michael Creighton
137 Believed Dead In S Korea Ferry Sinking
National police said 18 more people are unaccounted for and believed to have drowned in the sinking of a coastal ferry off South Korea's southwestern coast. The toll rose to 137 with 89 men and 48 women. Only one survivor, a male passenger, was reported. Eleven bodies had been recovered as rough seas hampered rescue efforts.
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Seoul
South Korea
Mokpo Market Fire Destroys 245 Stores and 30 Homes
A three hour blaze in Mokpo, a port city 200 miles south of Seoul, destroyed 245 stores and 30 homes in a market area. About 300 people were left homeless with damages estimated at more than 100 million won, about $770,000. No casualties were reported.
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Seoul
South Korea
Mokpo
Here
World Book set offered to fifth grade at Bogalusa School
Uncle Ray editors note announces a World Book Encyclopedia prize for fifth grade at North Avenue School Bogalusa Louisiana. Teachers may prompt students from fourth to twelfth grades to submit science history or geography questions for a chance to win a 20 volume World Book set. The piece also notes historical use of C and K in ancient Rome and medieval Europe and lists examples like wick tick trick nick stick.
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Uncle Ray
North Avenue
Bogalusa
Rome
Europe
Wick
Tick
Trick
Nick
Stick
Provinces of Canada leaflet offered by Uncle Ray
A general interest note invites readers to request a free illustrated leaflet titled Provinces of Canada. Uncle Ray asks readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope to his newspaper for delivery of the leaflet and details.
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Canada
Uncle Ray
First Aid Course To Begin In La Crescent
Civil defense sponsored adult first aid course led by Henry Abner Jr. starts Wednesday at 7 p.m. in La Crescent Village Hall. Classes meet one night weekly for two hours, finishing in five weeks, with Boy Scout Troop 98 organizing the effort to have at least one adult per family complete the course.
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LA Crescent, Minn
Civil Defense
Henry Abner Jr
la Crescent Village Hall
Boy Scout Troop 98
Promenaders Plan Square Dance Party
The Coulee Region Promenaders plan a square dance party Tuesday night at Hamilton School from 8 to 11 p.m. A series of lessons will be held each Tuesday evening for 12 dancers.
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Coulee Region
Hamilton School
Automation and Foreign Competition Reshape Labor Pattern
Automation and foreign competition are reshaping American labor-management patterns. Unions fear job losses to machines, while industry seeks lower costs through technological change to stay competitive. The evolving forces impact labor negotiations, said William E. Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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New York
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Consciliation Service
1963 labor talks loom as industry and unions clash
Industry leaders warn 1963 could be troubled by wage and work rule pressures. Simkin notes unions push for nonwage factors while management seeks cost cutting. The National Industrial Conference Board debates productivity guidelines tied to Kennedy era policies amid strikes and aerospace tensions.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Kennedy
Weekend of prominent deaths across several cities
Ernst Torgler former communist leader in Germany died aged 69 from circulatory illness after being acquitted in the Reichstag fire case. Walter Hudd known for portraying Lawrence of Arabia died at 65 from coronary thrombosis in London. Notre Dame president Rev Matthew Walsh died at 80 in South Bend after a long teaching career. George Aycrigg citrus figure in Florida died at 71 in Winter Haven. Garrett Connors 74 retired Pittsburgh Steel executive died in Pittsburgh. Maude Reed 93 publisher of the Taylorville Breeze Courier died in Taylorville. Robert Cluett II 64 former NYSE governor and Columbia University administrator died in Pawling.
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Hanover
Germany
Ernst Torgler
Torgler
Communist Party
South Bend
Ind
Matthew J. Walsh
University of Notre Dame
Father Walsh
Notre Dame
Chicago
Pawling
N.Y
Robert Cluett II
The
New York Stock Exchange
Cluett
Troy
School of General Studies
Columbia University
Knit winding hack and home care tips from Maggie Lovewell
Maggie Lovewell shares an easy yarn winding method using a lamp shade and finial, plus quick dampening tips for clothes to improve water penetration. She suggests chilling dampened items in plastic bags if ironing is delayed and offers a stale cake revival with a quick milk dip and warm oven finish.
Win In Bridge Play At YWCA Lead Divisions
In duplicate bridge at the YWCA last week Betty Sartz and Esther Hines topped the north south division with 93. Robert Scheid and David Nelson led the east west division with 85. Other north south scores included Dick Sartz and Alfred Knorr 78 12 Mr and Mrs Jess Wheeler 77 2 Hillar Jurgens and Frances Carter 73 2. In east west, Mr and Mrs Dennett Bell 65 Mr and Mrs Don Wille 64 and Mr and Mrs Merwin Mellor 62.
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YWCA
Betty Sartz
Esther Hines
Robert Scheid
David Nelson
Dick Sartz
Alfred Knorr
Jess Wheeler
Hillar Jurgens
Frances Carter
Dennett Bell
Don Wille
Merwin Mellor
Twenty in Maine Hurt in Bus Collision
In Carmel Maine two Greyhound buses collided head on in light fog on Route 2 three miles west of Carmel. Twenty persons were injured. six, including both drivers, were admitted to Bangor hospital. The rest were treated and released.
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Carmel
Maine
Greyhound
Bangor
Scouts Blue and Gold Banquet Planned in La Crescent
Cub Scout Pack 98 of La Crescent will hold its annual Blue and Gold banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday Feb 5 in the La Crescent Public School The event features a covered dish supper for all cubs and parents and awards will be distributed.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Search for Director Charles T Stew art Jr
The shorter week could at best merely spread existing work among more people without actually increasing total national wealth.
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Charles T. Stewart Jr
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