Hoffa retreats on Teamsters legal fee issue
Washington James R Hoffa backed off a union row over paying his legal fees amid federal charges in Chicago. Teamsters vice presidents said Hoffa made the decision pending outside legal review, as General Counsel Williams warned union funds paying Hoffa could be illegal and members could be held liable.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
Chicago
Harold J. Gibbons
St. Louis
Gibbons
Teamsters Local 107
Philadelphia
Williams
Chattanooga
Tenn
Classified Ads Are Fun to Read and Pay Dividends
Classifieds amuse readers while generating revenue for the paper. Small ads entice buyers and keep pages lively with varied offerings.
Johnson Wins Warm Reception at Chamber as Trade Groups Watch Unions
President Johnson drew strong applause at the U S Chamber of Commerce but faces close scrutiny of his dealings with big labor unions. Some attendees warned the vote on Johnson hinges on union relations, noting past chilly receptions to Democrats at chamber events. Edwin P. Neilan, the article notes, underscored the unusual reception.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Chamber
Paul Butler
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
U.S
Clark
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edwin P. Neilan
Cigarette Makers Adopt New Advertising Code
The nine major cigarette firms will place a 250 million dollar annual ad program under an administrator who can fine up to 100000 dollars for code violations. The code bans teen targeted appeals, requires approval for all ads, and prohibits free samples and campus promotion.
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New York
United States
U.S
Justice Department
Rioting Flares In Nashville Civil Rights Demonstrations
In Nashville Tennessee hundreds of civil rights demonstrators mostly teens marched blocking traffic and protesting segregated eating places. Police used club-swinging tactics and a fire truck with water streams to break the crowd while sit ins halted patrol wagons. Several demonstrators were jailed as others regrouped at a local Negro church. A 17 year old girl was hospitalized unconscious after a head injury.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Engle Withdraws From Senate Re Election Bid
Sen. Clair Engle withdraws from his re election race while in a Washington hospital recovering from brain surgery. He had initially pursued a second term despite his health and aides denied plans to quit.
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Sacramento
Calif
Clair Engle
Engle
Washington
Democratic Party
Mounties Arrest Spy Suspect Tarasov In Ottawa
AP dispatch reports RCMP arrested Vasily Tarasov, a 35 year old Izvestia correspondent, seized with classified papers and turned him over to the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa. The Foreign Affairs Department confirmed the arrest with few details and promised a later announcement.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Izvestia
Vasily Tarasov
Foreign Affairs Department
Toronto Telegram
Tarasov
Stock Market Closes Higher on Bulk NY Gains
New York stock averages end the day higher with the Dow Jones/NYSE index rising as buyers push up prices across sectors. The closing figure shows broad gains, led by finance and industrial shares, amid cautious trading.
Milling Firms Indicted for Price Fixing Conspiracy
Twelve flour milling firms and six officers were indicted in Buffalo for a conspiracy dating to 1958 to fix prices on bakery flour sold east of the Rockies. The firms, which account for about 65 percent of eastern flour, face antitrust penalties and possible fines.
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Buffalo
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Rocky Mountains
General Mills Inc
William A. Lohman Jr
The
Pillsbury Co
Archer-Daniels Midland Co
Lawrence J. Weidt
International Milling Company Inc
Peavey Co
William R. Heegaard
Minneapolis
Bay State Milling Co
Winona
Minn
Bernard J. Rothwell
Weber Flour Mills Co
Western Star Mill Co
Salina
Kan
Gooch Milling & Elevator Co
Lincoln, Neb
Inland Mills Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
John J. Vanier
Weber, Western Star
Inland
Gooch
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co
Denver
Earl F. Cross
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Newton
Mass
General Mills
International Milling
Seaboard Allied
Kansas City
France withdraws NATO naval officers amid autonomy push
Paris reports France will withdraw all French officers from NATO naval headquarters as part of President Charles de Gaulle's bid to free France from allied control. Proposals for close liaison with alliance fleets were announced, following prior withdrawal of ships.
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France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
NATO
Postal curtailment set to begin May 4 in Lawrence
Postmaster James H. Parsons announced reductions in windows and parcel post deliveries in Lawrence starting May 4 as part of federal savings. Saturday hours shrink to 8 am to noon for select services. parcel delivery areas will see cuts on Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
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James H. Parsons
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John A. Gronouski
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Dyehill
Louisiana
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Iinois
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Ohio
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Montgomery Ward & Company
40th Cervantes Day Affair Planned by Dread Students
The 40th Cervantes Day at KU Fraser Hall celebrates Don Quixote with a 9 a.m. coffee and talks by Dr. Marcos A Morinigo of Illinois University on Cervantes y la Rectorica. Subida al Cielo shown in Bailey Auditorium at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A 2 p.m. variety program and a 4:30 p.m. lecture on El Impacto del Espanol. About 400-500 students from 30 area schools attend. The KU Romance Languages department and AATSP sponsor. Participating schools include Saint Mary College Xavier Hutchinson High School etc.
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Marcos A. Morinigo
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Symphony Event On Dread Tonight At KU
Guy Fraser Harrison will conduct the Sym posium Orchestra in University Theatre Kansas University for the final event of the Sixth Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music. The program features unpublished works by Ussachevsky and others from colleges and universities nationwide.
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Oklahoma City Symphony
University Theatre
Kansas University
Vladimir Ussachevsky
Columbia University
Gardner Read
Boston University
Donald Keats
Antioch College
Ruth Shaw Wylie
Wayne State University
Maurice Weed
Northern Illinois University
John W. Pozdro
KU Endowment Association
Irvin E. Youngberg
Music Performance Trust Funds
Recording Industries
President Johnson faced criticism over ear handling of dogs
A SPCA spokesman said the act of lifting dogs by the ears harms them as much as if people were lifted by the ears. Johnson defended the act, claiming it makes the beagles bark and is good for them. An AKC official and a dog expert questioned the claim and noted potential pain and punishment.
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New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Johnson
White House
SPCA
John Neff
American Kennel Club
Evelyn Monte
Prince Charles plans rock band at Scottish school
The Daily Sketch gossip columnist reports 15 year old Prince Charles owns an electric guitar and intends to form a rock band at his fashionable Scottish school.
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London
Queen Victoria
Prince Charles
The
Daily Sketch
Scotland
Board to Rule On Tax Appeals Hearing May 1 1964
Douglas County commissioners sit as Board of Equalization to hear 1964 assessment complaints over ten days starting Friday. Sessions in courthouse, with property inspection, then May 28 and 29. Protest applications due by May 5. then appeals proceed to State Tax Appeal Board.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Commissioners
State Tax Appeal Board
St. Louis Rail Firms to Discharge 348 Firemen
Two St. Louis railroads announce mass layoffs as Supreme Court clears the way for crew cuts. The Frisco Railway will remove 148 firemen nationwide, while Missouri Pacific Lines eliminates 200 posts, effective May 7.
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St. Louis
Supreme Court
Frisco Railway
Missouri Pacific Lines
Rain Leaves with Wind Cold Lingers Across Kansas
Rain moved out of the Lawrence area but cool winds and chilly air persist across the state. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies tonight and milder readings Wednesday with a high in the 60s.
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Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kansas University Weather Station
Goodland
Liberal
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Warmer
Partly cloudy tonight in northeast Kansas then fair and warmer Wednesday. Lows 40 to 45, highs in the 60s. Readings show yesterday's high near 61 and rainfall around three quarters of an inch. Sunrise around 3 25 a.m., sunset near 7 p.m.
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Kansas
Prom Fomm
Sam Yu
Russell Stover Candies For Mother's Day Ad At Rexall
Russell Stover candies advertised for Mother's Day with Key Rexall and Ady mentioning selections and prices. The brief promotion highlights gift options available at local Rexall drugstores.
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