Famine Of News Ends New York Readers Happy
New York Citys 114 day newspaper strike ends with 19000 employees back at work and presses roaring. Reports show costs to the economy exceeding 250 million dollars as circulation surges and prices rise on major papers. The Times Herald Tribune and others resume with higher rates, while some papers stay shelved or raise prices differently. The Mirror proclaims New Yorks alive again as circulation spikes.
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New York
New York City
Bronx
The
Times
Herald Tribune
News
Mirror
Manhattan
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island
Publishers Association of
News, World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Post
the Mirror
U.S. Resources Labeled Ample for 2-Trillion Economy by 2000
A five year study by Resources for the Future concludes the United States has ample resources to support a 2 trillion dollar economy by 2000 and beyond. It foresees land as the main shortage, cropland sustaining meat intake, rising autos, and higher per family income around 11000 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Resources For the Future, Inc
Kennedys Tour Gettysburg As Eisenhowers Vacation
President and Mrs Kennedy visited Gettysburg on a sunny Sunday with Caroline 5 and Paul Fay family, touring the battlefield and the Eisenhowers home near the western edge. The Kennedys and entourage spent the weekend at Eisenhowers retreat in California and Maryland.
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Gettysburg
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
California
Kennedys
Caroline
Navy
Paul Fay
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Weak Cuban Guerrilla Movement Report Brings Gloom to Exiles
Miami exiles face a bleak outlook as a Cuba report claims guerrilla forces are weak and poorly armed. Carlos Penin, organizer of the People's Revolutionary Movement, warns there is no strong underground, following weekend crackdown on anti Castro groups in Dade County. U S authorities vow steps to prevent refugee raids and pirates against Soviet ships, citing neutrality laws with penalties for participating in armed expeditions from the United States.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Carlos Penin
Fidel Castro
People’s Revolutionary Movement
Dade County
Coast Guard
Immigration Service
Washington
State and Justice Departments
Hocking Honor Students Named at Union Furnace and Laurelville
James Frey announces Hocking County honor students at Union Furnace and Laurelville High Schools. Judy Cooke tops Union Furnace with Shirley Connor as second. Katherine Jinks leads Laurelville with Emily McDowell as second. Both groups include National Honor Society members and multiple school activities.
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Union Furnace
Laurelville
James Frey
Hocking County
Judy Cooke
Shirley Connor
Charles Connor
Logan Rt. 3
Betty Crocker
Katherine Jinks
Norwood Jinks
Guatemala Coup Sees Peralta Azurdia Take Control
Col Enrique Peralta Azurdia seized power in Guatemala after deposing President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. He suspended the constitution and Congress, disbanded parties, and set a decree ruled government promising no communism while vowing elections later. Ydigoras fled to Nicaragua as Arevalo remained abroad.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Central American
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Ydigoras
Nicaragua
Central America
Peralta
Juan Jose Arevalo
Mexico
Arevalo
Ydigoras Peralta
Congress
US State Department
Washington
United States
Alliance For Progress
British Frigate Embarks 30 Marines for Caribbean Patrol
London sources say the 2,150 ton Londonderry sailed from Bermuda with 30 marines aboard to monitor anti Castro raid activity in Cuba. The mission was ordered by the United States and carried out at its request.
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London
Bermuda
Caribbean
Cuba
Londonderry
United States
Logan Waterworks Passes Inspection With Recommendations
Logan Waterworks and its new pumping station and softening plant passed an inspection by Burgess and Niple engineers. The review found treated water within health department specifications while recommending improvements such as refrigerator for perishables, a ball check valve to prevent backflow, and extra hose connections for filter cleaning. Water hardness measured 90 ppm, chlorine 14.14 ppm, fluoride 1.0 ppm. six spot samples all met standards.
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Logan
Burgess & Niple
Richard Donahey
Donahey
Health Department
Near Record Bass Landed At Lake Logan
A Columbus angler using a homemade plug caught a large largemouth bass at Lake Logan on Sunday. The 21.2 inch fish weighed eight pounds one ounce, the biggest recorded in Southeastern Ohio to Mark White, District 4 fish management supervisor. The lake Logan lunker was weighed by Jerry's Bat & Tackle owner Jerry Hutchison and double checked at Harden Helbert Supermarket.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lake Logan
Phil McGinnis
Clendening Lake
Harrison County
Jerry Hutchison
Jerry's Balt & Tackle
Harden & Helbert
Hutchison
Mark White
District 4
Avalanche Claims Nine Skiers in Austrian Disaster
An avalanche in Innsbruck Austria killed nine skiers in what authorities called the season’s worst disaster. Search teams recovered the final victim this morning and a rescue operation continues for others.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Rhodes Budget Up For Two Year Study In Ohio
Ohio House Finance Committee will review a 1.3 billion dollar two year budget with two hearings this week. Key agencies and departments including the Historical Society School system and University Hospital will present needs. Other measures address utilities zoning appeals historic motor vehicles tax shifts and university admissions standards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Finance Committee
House
105Th General Assembly
Finance Committee
Ohio Historical Society
State Library Board
State Treasurer
Health Department
State Optimetry Board
Agriculture Department
Ohio Soil Conservation Service
Ohio Expositions Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Way and
Highway Safety Departments
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Market Rally After Strike Ends
New York stocks rose steadily in brisk trading led by industrials as most major issues gained modestly. Some issues hit new year highs while sectors like steels, motors, oils, mail orders, building materials, and airlines advanced. The end of the 114 day NYC newspaper strike provided a bullish boost and a SEC report on the securities industry offered cautious support.
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New York
New York City
Securities & Exchange Commission
Weather chart forecasts warm, summerlike Ohio outlook
Official Weather Bureau reports light showers overnight in Ohio with under tenth inch totals. Hocking County tops 81 degrees by 11:45 a.m. as a warm front advances north. Expect 36 hours of summerlike conditions statewide with scattered showers confined to northern sections and highs mostly in the upper 60s to low 70s, potentially around 80 in the far south.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking County
Communist Ambush Kills 28 Vietnamese Guardsmen
A large Communist unit ambushed a government convoy 110 miles east of Saigon on Saturday. The attack killed 28 Civil Guardsmen, wounded 22, and left four missing. The Communists suffered one known death, with other losses reported in an air strike.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Slayer Says Gun Left Near Athens
Gary L. Humes 21, arrested in Hannibal Missouri, charged with killing Forrest Walker Hubbard 42 Arlington Virginia. Hubbard found dead with bullet wounds in a woods near Athens Ohio after Hubbard picked up Humes hitchhiking from Fairfax Virginia.
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Winchester
Athens
Ohio
Forrest Walker Hubbard
Arlington
Hannibal
Virginia
Gary L. Humes
Hubbard
Here
Humes
Fairfax
Taxpayers meet the IRS computer in Martinsburg
A Martinsburg IRS center hosts a modern computer system that processes returns from the Eastern seaboard and later the nation. The machine, fed by magnetic tapes, automates notices, audits, liens, and even refund checks while a Bowdoin English major oversees a 78 person staff.
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Seaboard
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Martinsburg
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