Macmillan Cabinet Summoned to Talk On Major Strikes
Prime Minister Macmillan called his Cabinet to discuss global strikes as unions in engineering and shipyards push broad walkouts. About 1.5 million workers expected to strike by April 6, threatening 4,200 plants and 40 percent of exports. pay demands range around 10 percent, with employers offering 5 percent under conditions.
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Two Men to Receive Nation's Top Press Photography Award
Gardner H L Cowles editor of Look Magazine and Paul Threlfall KAKE-TV Wichita are set to receive the Joseph A Sprague memorial award at a downtown hotel awards dinner. Cowles honored for outstanding contributions to photo journalism and Threlfall for dedication to advancing television photo journalism and the development of the field.
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National Press Photographers Assa
Gardner HL. Cowles
Look Magazine
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Wichita
Kas
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Threlfall
Des Moines
Register & Tribune
Docking Says Kansas Won't Seek War Over Border
Gov George Docking told Oklahoma Gov Raymond Gary Kansas has no plan to wage war over boundary lines after apologizing for an invasion during a blizzard. He noted Kansas National Guardsmen conducted mercy missions south of Liberal to Tyrone and Hooker, amid heavy snow near the border.
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Ingrid Bergman Wins Best Actress Oscar in Absence
Ingrid Bergman, 42, accepts her second Oscar in Paris in absentia for Anastasia as Yul Brynner wins best actor for The King and I. Around the World in 80 Days named best picture. Dorothy Malone and Anthony Quinn win supporting awards. George Stevens and Mike Todd cited for Giant and Around the World in 80 Days respectively. Special honors go to Eddie Cantor, Buddy Adler, and Y. Frank Freeman.
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Anthony Quinn
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Eddie Cantor
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Jean Hersholt
Y. Frank Freeman
Paramount
Valley Falls Teen Town to Open in April
A teen town for Valley Falls high school students and graduates will open in April in the former Citizen State Bank building. The Kanza Club sponsors the project. It will offer entertainment with games and dancing and refreshments.
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Tankers Refuel Bomber As Landing Gear Locks
ABILENE Texas four crew members aboard a BAT jet bomber refueled by KOC97 tankers from Altus Air Force Base over Dyess Air Force Base yesterday for four hours while engineers checked landing gear. The bomber then landed safely with no injuries as radio failed and ground crews aided by dropping messages.
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Katy Railroad personnel changes deemed necessary
Report describes extensive Katy Railroad layoffs and reassignments, with about 1,000 clerks affected and moves from Parsons and St Louis offices to Denison Texas. The railroad faced a $2080 first quarter deficit, was expelled from the Chamber of Commerce, and about 42 St Louis workers relocated to Denison while 80 sought Denison jobs.
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Honest Cabbie Is $100 Richer
A local cab driver claimed a prize of one hundred dollars after a sweepstakes drawing. The winner, identified by initials in the report, said the payout came from a public raffle held last week. Authorities reminded readers to verify official notices for any required claim procedures.
H Bomb Issue Before U N Body Today
London reports that the U N disarmament subcommittee will discuss halting above ground tests as Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin pushes the topic to the top of the agenda. Western members largely back the move as hopes rise for progress in disarmament talks amid tensions.
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Tranquilizer Pills Endanger Denver Boy
In Denver a boy identified as Donald Seiek Jr. reportedly swallowed about a dozen of his mother's tranquilizer pills and collapsed while playing. Playmates found him asleep. medical crews arrived and warned he could sleep for several days.
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Rail walkout in New York area begins today
Five unions representing telegraphers electricians signalmen carmen and about 100 Transport Workers Union members in nonoperating jobs threaten a walkout affecting New York Newark and Jersey City transit. They seek wage increases totaling 26 to 42 cents per hour over three years as mediation proceeds under federal oversight.
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Kansans Hold Annual Square Dance Jamboree
A Topeka festival opens with callers Lyle Johnson and others from Osawatomie Olathe and Kansas City. Pat Beadles of Baldwin serves as sister of ceremonies. Refreshments provided by Baldwin chapter as the event features a state square dance festival with a late April waltz.
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Jesse Hiatt
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