Rockefeller to Help End New York Newspaper Strike
Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he will leave no stone unturned to aid talks in the New York press strike that has left 68 newspapers idle. An official fact finding panel had criticized printers for delaying surrender to union demands during the lockout.
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Quotes In The News: Mixed Reactions Across Worlds
United Press International reports Bruce Clinton in Chicago recalling a lucky escape from a plane crash that killed 43. In Manchester Vermont Miss Mary Lincoln Beckwith cites segregation roots as due to stranger aversion. In Baghdad a U S diplomat counters claims of high casualties amid the coup against Abdul Karim Kassem.
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Northwest Orient
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Bonnycastle Club Dinner Menu Teaches Lobster Etiquette
In Louisville the Bonnycastle Club held its annual dinner. The four page menu listed only lobster as the dish. The other pages gave instructions on how to eat the delicacy.
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Louisville, Ky
Bonnycastle Club
Laugh Team Across 15.8 Famous Comedians Quiz
A compact puzzle listing across clues for laughter themed entries with numbers 12 to 65 and several down clues including At a distance measure Greek mountain and Italian saint, seeking concise crossword style answers.
Asian flu outbreak hits multiple states and schools
An Asian flu outbreak spreads across at least a dozen states with rising pneumonia and influenza deaths. In Kentucky Trigg County closed schools as 18 percent of students were absent, while in Baltimore 300 officers fell ill. The PHS in Washington and CDC in Atlanta confirmed Asian flu in several states and warned of sustained activity.
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Trigg County
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Indian Beaded Clothing Exhibit Opens at Southern Plains Museum
An exhibition of Chippewa beaded clothing opens today at the Southern Plains Indian museum in Anadarko. Loaned by Mo N Richey’s family, the display includes shirts leg bands leggings aprons head bands moccasins child footwear baskets and photographs. Curator Laurance D. Cone says the exhibit will run a month before moving to Rapid City for March and April showings.
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Southern Plains Indian Museum
Mo N Richey
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South Dakota Museum
Opal Stuart
Southern Plains Museum
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Fort Totten
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Booby Trapped Mud Traps Bloomfield Woman
Mrs. Shirley Stiehl stepped into a muddy trap near her Bloomfield home and sank hip deep. Four policemen and several firemen forced her free after neighbors alerted responders.
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