New York Newspaper Strike Hits Estimated 41 Million Loss
The New York Publishers Association cites seven weeks of upheaval as major dailies lose about 35 million in revenue. Wages and costs for printers and staff total around 21 million, with newsstands and ads bearing the largest share of the impact on the city’s economy.
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Thant Holds May First Date on West New Guinea Transfer
United Nations Secretary General Thant reaffirmed May 1 as the transfer date for West New Guinea despite Indonesian pressure. He said shortening the UNTEA period is not feasible though steps could advance development and respect Papuan wishes within the agreement.
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All-British Cast Sparkles in The School For Scandal
The Majestic Theatre presents Sheridan's 18th century comedy with an almost all British cast led by Sir John Gielgud and Sir Ralph Richardson. Critics praise period style, witty ensembles, and a lavish production with strong performances from Easton, McEwan, Forbes, and others.
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Majestic Theater
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Truth as the Lesson Subject at Christian Science Churches
The subject Truth will be the focus of the lesson sermon in all Christian Science Churches tomorrow. Readings will include a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Mary Baker
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Vegas CPA Named Institute Member
Billy Blakely Milam, CPA of Las Vegas, has been elected a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Milam is associated with the accounting firm of Conway, Moe & Hibbs.
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Russia lends Kandinsky paintings to Guggenheim show in New York
Seven Kandinsky works from Russian museums are loaned to the Guggenheim Museum for a major retrospective, marking the first such loan to an American museum since World War I. The exhibit features 87 oils and 34 watercolors, many from Nina Kandinsky, the artist’s widow.
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Guegenheim
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Paris
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Guggenheim
Pasadena
Khrushchev Tours Byelorussia After Berlin Trip
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev traveled through Byelorussia on his homeward route from the East German Communist Party Congress in Berlin. The official agency Taas said he would spend several days in the Soviet republic, then halted briefly in Warsaw for a meeting with Polish Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka.
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Vatican Worried By De Gaulle Move
The Vatican weekly Osservatore Della Domenica warns that Charles de Gaulle’s actions threaten allied unity in Europe and could split the capitalist world, saying Soviet diplomacy may have found no better way to divide Western powers.
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Osservatore Della Domenica
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Leprosy Vaccine Possibility Seen
A Public Health Service scientist said recent tests on vaccines and drugs offer a gateway to prevention and cure of leprosy. Dr. Charles C. Shepard of the communicable disease center in Atlanta noted experiments on white mice produced the first cultivation of human leprosy germs outside the body.
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Look styles dazzle at Florence fashion show mood spread
Florence Italy August show features a vivid Malian spring summer line with looks named Gothic May Pole Lady Bug and Box. Designers Pucci Giuliano Centinaro Gregoriana Tita Rossi and Faraoni present robust color themes turquoise orange sea blues apricots and tangerines.
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Argentine Prison Riot Breaks Up After Two Hours
In Mendoza Argentina troops and police using fire hoses ended a two hour prison riot that injured at least seven inmates. Inmates protested conditions and damaged doors windows and cell furniture while burning blankets and mattresses.
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Tito Warns China Could Start Nuclear War
Yugoslav President Tito told the Yugoslav Youth Congress that Communist China pursues bellicose policies and could trigger a nuclear war. He criticized Peking for pressuring Yugoslavia and supporting Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence with the West.
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