New Pacts May Help Work Law Dodging
Washington AP reports a new steel industry labor contract provision may bypass right to work laws in 19 states by requiring a service charge equal to dues for workers outside right to work states. The agency shop could force union membership or firing, with nine affected states lacking steel operations. The Iron & Steel Institute notes agency shop may spread to other industries, and the issue will likely be challenged in court.
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Memory of Peter Kavanagh Triggers Library Fracas
New York Public Library fought to halt a private publisher after Peter Kavanagh produced 29 homemade copies of John Quinn letters left unpublished until 1988. He mailed one to the British Museum and planned sales at 35 dollars. In court he offered 119 half copies, while the library sought to recover ten complete copies.
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Peter Kavanagh
New York Public Library
John Quinn
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East Side
British Museum
London
Patric Farrell
State Supreme Court
Aaron Steuer
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Frederick Sheffield
Obscene Literature Fines Are Cancelled
Kansas City AP reports Circuit Judge John F Cook canceled 1350 in fines against 36 persons charged with selling obscene literature. He ruled on appeal that conviction requires proof the seller knows the material is obscene, citing a U S Supreme Court decision. Defendants were arrested in a police raid on news stands in August.
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Noted Surgeon Dr Max Thorek Dies in Chicago
Dr Max Thorek, 79, famed surgeon and founder of the International College of Surgeons, died Monday night in Chicago from a heart attack.
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Jupiter Missiles Successful Short Range Test Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Jupiter missile carrying flares to aid mapmakers locating Bermuda registered a successful short range test flight. Army Missile Agency announced the missile performed perfectly Monday night.
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Move to Cut Out Household Taxing Okayed in Senate
TOPEKA AP A constitutional amendment to abolish the personal property tax on household items was tentatively approved by the Kansas Senate and could go to a final vote today. If enacted by two thirds, then by the House and voters in November, it would remove the 200 family exemption and shift revenue needs. Senator Garner Shriver says counties would see less revenue, offset by reduced assessor requirements, while the 1961 legislature would decide exempt goods.
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Girl to sue for loss of dog in Detroit case
Judy Ferren a 17 year old English girl seeks 110000 damages from the New York Central Railroad for loss of her dog an Alsatian shepherd missing since December 23. She has traveled from St Thomas Ontario to search for the pet and sues for 10000 for loss and suffering plus 100000 punitive damages.
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Graham Leaving Africa Amid Press Criticism Over A Test Silence
Evangelist Billy Graham departs Accra for Kumasi to press on with the African crusade as Ghanaian papers condemn his silence on France's Sahara atomic test plan. In Accra crowds grew from 5,000 at the second meeting to over 14,000 at the stadium the prior night. Local newspapers bannered Graham mum on the issue.
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Fragmentary note on dangerous device threat in Sahara
A partial and unclear text mentions a hazardous device in the Sahara and Christian France attention, with references to African Christians and harmful effects. The fragment lacks verifiable details, dates, or locations to form a full news summary.
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Museum Director Maser to Speak in Boston Meeting
Dr. Maser, director of the Kansas University Museum of Art, is slated to speak in May at the annual Mus meeting in Boston, presenting on art history and museum curation strategies.
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Kansas University Museum of Art
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KU Art Museum Register Tied to Teaching and Research Growth
Tenow outlines how the KU Art Museum Register integrates with teaching, faculty research, and other art programs at KU. The register began in 1951 as an eight page pamphlet and has since grown, featuring EU writers and scholars in a sizable magazine format.
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City Basketball Schedule and Scores Highlight Local Players
The page lists Friday afternoon schedule and results from Lawrence High School games. Flannery deflated Roper while Armstrong downed FFA. McNown defeated Cranor, Mounkes whipped Zwink, and Povstra faced Mounkes with matches set at 4 o clock.
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