New York Post Resumes Publishing Amid Break News Blackout
The New York Post rolled the presses for the first time in 87 days amid a citywide newspaper blackout. Publisher Dorothy Schiff announced the paper would resume with a 96 page first edition as Mayor Wagner reported progress in negotiations to end the strike affecting nine dailies.
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NEW York
New York City
The
Post
Robert Lawton
Edward Peterson
Lawton
Robert F. Wagner
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Cleveland
Wagner
Dorothy Schiff
Publishers Association of
Courts Sustain Role of Courts in Democracy
The author argues that when legislatures fail to reapportion the courts may act to protect equal voice for voters. He notes the prayer case limited to its specifics and warns case-by-case adjudication will shape boundary drawing and segregation-related issues, preserving society through judicial function.
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Tennessee
United States
Supreme Court
State Board of Regents
Miners in France Ignore Draft Call
In Merlebach France striking miners in Lorraine defied government orders and paused work as riot police watched. Officials said over 96 percent of Lorraine basin miners continued the strike beyond the deadline set by De Gaulle. Union leaders urged pickets and job abstention amid a government decree threatening fines or jail for absentees.
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Merlebach
France
Lorraine
de Gaulle
Hinman to Speak on Shakespeare at Humanities Forum
Prof. Charlton Hinman of the Kansas University English Department will discuss Shakespeare and the Newer Bibliography at the Humanities Forum. The session highlights literary scholarship and bibliographic practice within the humanities program.
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Hinman
Charlton Hinman
Kansas University English Department
The
Humanities Forum
Shakespeare Texts and Quarto Facsimile Preview
Prof Hinman outlines bibliographers work with Shakespearean texts in Timon of Athens and King Lear. He succeeds Sir Walter Gret as editor of the Shakespeare Quarto Fac simile for Clarendon Press, with volumes one and two soon published.
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Hinman
Timon
Athens
King Lear
Dr. Hinman
Sir Walter Gret
Clarendon Press
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