Final Union Holds Key to Concluding Cleveland Strike
With the last holdout union settled, ratification of a contract by the printers union could bring Cleveland's strikebound papers back on the street by Monday. The city faced 126 days without daily papers as five of twelve unions had been on strike.
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Cleveland, Ohio
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The
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Cleveland Press News
Machinists
James Tafelice
Teamsters Union
Ralph S. Locher
Newspaper Guild
Printers Union
Snake in Trash Can Delays Lawrence Road Crew
Lawrence workers on Highway 24 found a live snake inside a trash can three miles northeast of Lawrence while clearing debris. Supervisor Arnold LeBombard said the reptile entered through puncture openings for drinking and pouring and became stuck. He planned to open the can carefully and may take it to KU Museum of Natural History for identification.
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Lawrence
Arnold LeBombard
LeBombard
KU Museum of Natural History
Senate Education Committee Advances Modified School Finance Bill
In Topeka the Senate Education Committee voted to introduce a modified foundation school finance bill. Gov. John Anderson backs the program which has failed twice in the House. Senate leaders plan to consider it Friday.
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Topeka
Senate Education Committee
John Anderson
House
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Senate
Gentle SEC Tone Drives Market To 1963 Highs
The Securities and Exchange Commission report fostered a rise to 1963 highs in New York stocks. Traders urged caution and planned a careful review of the five volume, 1600 page document calling for several new laws to safeguard investors. G Keith Funston led the discussion as market attention focused on the recommendations.
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New York
Funston
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
Thomas P. Phelan
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
San Francisco
SEC
Congress
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
West Junior High Spring Concert Friday Night
The West Junior High School orchestra and choruses will perform a spring concert at 7 30 p m in the school gym. The program features 44 orchestra members 70 eighth grade choristers 110 ninth grade singers and a guest conductor.
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West Junior High School
David Boyle
Kathy Binns
Darlene Cheek
Joyce Crady
Cathy Craig
Shirley Flory
Margie Henry
Cindy Horn
Helen Kimball
Lydia Kimbrough
Nancy Knox
Kathy Maloney
Sue Murray
Ruht Browne
Sue Brown
Karyn Pishny
McNamara Starts Study to Restrict Lie Detector Use
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara has begun a study that could set stricter rules on lie detector use in future Pentagon investigations. An official said Lovett’s 1952 memo limited lie detectors to special cases, and no tests occurred during the 12 day probe into a leak tied to the TFX contract inquiry.
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Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Associated Press
Defense Department
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Air Force
Senate
Navy
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Washington Star
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
W. H. Blanchard
Greenwood Accord Ends Temporary Ruling Bid in Voter Drive
In Greenwood Mississippi the government withdrew a request for a temporary restraining order in a Negro voter registration dispute. Eight arrested demonstrators had their sentences stayed, as federal authorities consider an order banning interference with registering to vote. Dick Gregory condemned police actions and pledged to remain in the Delta area until federal action occurs.
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Greenwood, Miss
Greenwood
U. S
Claude Clayton
Leflore
Greenville
U.S. Dist
Claude F. Clayton
Tupelo
Miss
Dick Gregory
Mississippi Delta
Gregory
Wichita State University bid outlined as associate of KU
Debate over Wichita University’s status continues as legislators consider making WA an associate of the University of Kansas. Governor Anderson cautions against repeal reactions while Corbin defends the association plan and cites May 4 referendum.
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Williams
Corbin
John Conard
R-Greensburg
House
Ways and Means
Conard
Wichita
Dr. Corbin
University of Wichita
Kansas
Lawrence
Anderson
Board of Regents
University
Wichita State University
University of Kansas
Negro integration leaders launch drive in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama Negro integration figures begin an intensified campaign to end segregation. 21 Negroes were arrested at downtown stores for sit-in protest attempts as leaders including Martin Luther King Jr. arrive to rally 400 supporters and plan mass marches and nightly meetings to press for nonviolent integration.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wyatt Tee Walker
Ralph
D. Abernathy
King
United States
Commencement Week Schedule for Hill Getsgram
The schedule outlines ceremonies and receptions across Memorial Stadium and the Union. Events include Class of 53 and other reunions, luncheon gatherings, board meetings, dinners, outdoor concerts, and the Commencement Exercises with remarks by the State Board of Regents and Chancellor Wescoe.
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Memorial Stadium
AlWinni
Kansas Union
Union
Alpha Gann
Watkins
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Trail Room
Idridge
Gt Pam
Frontier
Hotel Midridge
Midridge
Kansas Room
Urrion
Watkins Room
Endowment Association Trustees
Dyehe Hall
W. Clarke Wescoe
Tso Yom
Army
Navy
Air Force
Murphy Hall
Dyehe Pall Lawn
Phi Beta Kappa Atenual
Kiasisas Root
Tom
State Board of Regents
Two Men Beat Elderly Sisters in St Louis Home
An 82-year-old woman was bludgeoned to death and her 80-year-old sister beaten unconscious in a break-in at a four room home in St Louis. The younger sister Aulda Priesmeyer untied herself and cried out for help. Clara Priesmeyer was found dead bound with electrical wire and gagged. Over $800 in cash was stolen as intruders ransacked the residence leaving furniture overturned and mattresses slashed.
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St, Louis
Aulda Priesmeyer
Clara Priesmeyer
Thomas Brooks
Card of Thanks to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Staff
A reader expresses gratitude to friends Doctors and nurses at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for kindness gifts visits and prayers during their hospital stay.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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