Knights of Columbus workers strike with church support
In New Haven Connecticut about 200 AFL office workers walked out to press wage and contract demands at the Knights of Columbus national headquarters. Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien authorized arbitration requests while a sympathy picket line formed nearby.
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Freed Flier Baumer Honored by Pennsylvania Parade
Maj William Baumer, freed from a Chinese camp after 21 years, returned to Milton Pennsylvania to a parade watched by about 10 000 people. He rode in a convertible on crutches, received $750 in U S savings bonds, and thanked the crew of the B29 for their release.
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Four more arrested in New York morals case
In New York a 15-year-old girl and three men are arrested in connection with a morals case that follows Monday's arrests of a police officer and a taxi driver. Bronx police identified Nick Mirro 39 Howard Cooper 22 and Donald Gleeson 19 as suspects. Mirro allegedly had relations with the girl while Cooper and Gleeson had relations with two other teens. Gleeson faced rape charges with others held for booking.
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Lost Ad Mystery Prompts Caller to Call 69071
An odd classified note teases a vanished advertisement and urges readers to call 69071 for an ad writer. The short item relies on intrigue to spark curiosity about a missing listing and its creator.
Eye Tax Cuts for Income Made Abroad
Washington Treasury seeks congressional action on legislation to cut taxes on income earned by American firms abroad while excluding income from sales only. Secretary Humphrey sent a new draft to the House Ways and Means Committee and attached a treasury analysis opposing exporting subsidies by taxing export profits at a lower rate than domestic profits.
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San Diego to get huge Japan lantern gift
Yokohama presents San Diego with a nearly one ton traditional Japanese stone lantern. The lantern will be loaded Wednesday aboard the Navy repair ship Ajax for shipment to Sasebo.
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Doctor Sentenced for Slaying Family in Oklahoma
McALESTER Okla U S doctor Ben T Galbraith admitted killing his wife Mary Katherine and three children last March 17. A 12 man jury deliberated one hour before convicting him of murder and sentencing him to life imprisonment with possible parole in 15 years. Three additional murder charges for the children's deaths pending.
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