Crevasse Between Foes Persists in New York Newspaper Strike
In New York the newspaper strike widens as publishers and ITU Local 6 face a $7 gap between $19 weekly offers and demands. Judge O Grady notes the figures as negotiators push for a settlement with shifting costs and expiration dates looming.
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Frank C. Porter
New York
International Typographical Union
ITU
Joseph O'Grady
Board of Public Accountability
O'Grady
Publishers’ Association
Kennedy
Local No. 6
Bertram A. Powers
American Newspaper Guild
Powers
Newspaper Guild
Wichita Must Pay University Debt
Topeka attorney general William Ferguson ruled that Wichita cannot refuse to pay the bonded debt of the University of Wichita. The opinion, issued at Rep. Jerry Griffith's request, addressed questions raised by the joint House committees and the State Board of Regents about funding and taxation authority.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Wichita
University of Wichita
Ferguson
Jerry Griffith
D-Derby
House
State Affairs and Ways and Means
State Board of Regents
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Board of Trustees
Wichita A
Extreme Rightists Threaten to Bolt California GOP
Ultra conservative elements threaten to bolt the California Republican Assembly and form a new statewide GOP. Bruce V. Reagan of Pasadena warns the move requires careful study and inclusion of all Republican viewpoints. He criticizes CRA leadership for labeling opponents and denounces former Gov. Fred Hall’s attack on the John Birch Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
GOP
Los Angeles
California Republican Assembly
Bruce V. Reagan
Pasadena
CRA
Anaheim
William Helligan
San Francisco
Harry Waddel
Salinas
John Birch Society
Reagan
Fred Hall
Kansas
Hall
Pershing Group 4 Missile Flies Successfully
A near-operational Pershing Group 4 missile completed its first test flight under simulated conditions, hitting a 130 mile distant target. The weapon will be stationed with NATO forces in Europe later this year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NATO
Europe
Electric wiring coverage reaches near universal homes
Ninety eight percent of American homes are wired for electricity according to the latest survey, signaling broad access to power. The figure highlights rapid rural and urban electrification progress and sets a benchmark for utility expansion nationwide.
Underwater Camp Out Plan For Red Sea Expedition
Jacques Yves Couteau plans a Red Sea expedition with 10 men living in underwater houses. Eight will stay 30 feet below and two at 75 feet, with air and food supplied from the surface. The group, including 75 scientists and divers, aims to study coral reefs at depths of 1900 to 2500 feet.
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Monte Carlo
Jacques-Yves Couteau
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Marseilles
France
Gore Vidal Says RFK Not Lovable
Gore Vidal, liberal Democrat and friend of the Kennedys, says RFK will run in 1968 but will need a public relations genius to seem lovable. He critiques Bobby Kennedy’s perceived energy, vindictiveness, and binary view of people, noting he lacks his brother’s ease and charity.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Gore Vidal
Esquire
Vidal
Kennedy
Virginia
Bobby
De Soto Social Notes Highlight Visits Births and Moves
Athenaeum club event in De Soto features hostesses Mrs Edna Johns and Mrs Lee Middleton with talks on Gov John Anderson. Local residents share visits from Prairie Village Sharon Springs and Lawrence while births are announced for Kevin Cole and Michele Diane. Navy and Marine Corps personnel brief updates and family travels round out the community notes.
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Edna Johns
Lee Middleton
Athenaeum
Methodist Church
Wesley Coker
John Anderson
Topeka
Dee Richardson
Janette DeBoever
Ethel Neal
Ernest Sigman
Robert Sigman
John Davison
Bolivar
Jacob Schellak
Lawrence
Leslie Davison
Charles Bruemmer
Shawnee
DeSoto
Kevin Cole
Ralph Bowling
Salt Lake City
Larry
U S Ambassador Signs Large Dollar Loan to India
U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith signed a $240 million loan to India on Monday calling it the largest dollar loan without interest ever made by the United States.
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India
New Delhi
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
United States
Tune-up Grake Service Muffier and Tailpipe Wheel Balancing
Engine tune-up and muffler service offered with tailpipe and wheel balancing. Generator and starter service available with pickup and delivery road service.
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N.Y
Washington Post News Service
By Carl Greenberg
Los Angeles Times News Service
Buick
Parker Buick, Inc
Nada Geide Danks
Wildcat
New Hampshire
RFK
Luke Pell
Emmet Kurtz
Donald Gross
Kansas City
Gross
Emily Ballance
Mary Campbell
William Stowe
Marine Corps
Far East
DeSoto High School
PCMT
The
Journal-World
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield of
Kansas Hospital Service Assn., Inc
Kansas Physicians’ Service
Topeka Blvd
ART Nease Texaco
Sveryens
Walt DI Sens
Machurray
Olson
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc
Robert Wis
Jerome ‘Robbing
Rita Moreno
George Chakiria
Eater
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