Herald Tribune resumes as NY press strike lingers
With the Publishers Association split, the New York Herald Tribune will resume Monday morning while the New York Times and AFL CIO Guild deadlock remains. The strike idled 17,000 workers and stopped 4.4 million daily papers and 6 million Sunday copies as talks continue.
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New York
Publishers Association of
New York City
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times
AFL. Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
The
Herald Tribune
Times
New York Post
Association
Herald-Tribune
Post
Publishers Association
Thayer
John Hay Whitney
Thomas J. Murphy
Guild
Thhe Times
Raymond Hussart
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Murphy
Athe
Journal-American
World-Telegram
Sun
Herald: Tribune
Wisp Ear Cordless Hearing Aid Promises Tiny Design
Elmsford New York Special reports Sonotone Corp unveils the Wisp Ear the smallest in ear hearing aid yet weighing under a fifth of an ounce with no cords or wires. A limited number of plastic replicas are offered free for privacy inspection to assist those with hearing problems.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sontone Corporation
Mer
Bearing Solotone Offer Amid Local Union Labor Facility
Louise Bilis manager of Wid Breedway laboratory offers a free replica of Braest Mearns at the Locatios home, a claim tied to over 13 years of service. The notice mentions bearing solotone material and points to an ongoing POA arrangement.
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Ghouke
Libbock
Louise Bilis
Labebor
Floyd County Fair honors awarded in competitive events
Kenny Howell and Ronnie McCandless won junior division singing duo honors at the Floyd County Fair in Lockney. The Mysteries of Floydada, a Floydada quartet, captured senior division talent contest honors. Horse show results featured Mary Ann Parris of Lubbock and C. C. Jones as grand champions in halter, with other top placers named for stallion and gelding categories. Youth acts and barrel racing winners were listed, along with awards in dry lot, mile munk-fed, and beef shows. Community officers and preceptors were installed, and chapter sweetheart Sherry Wiman plus duchesses were recognized.
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Lockney
Kenny Howell
Ronnie McCandless
Mysteries of
Floydada
Floyd County Fair
Howell
McCandless
Becky Scheele
the Mysteries
Tommy Weathersby
Garland Norton
Danny Paniels
Bunch
Deney Wasson
Ter
Petersburz
Ing
Sincine
Mary Ann Parris
Lubbock
C. C. Jones
S. Lo McAllister
Amarillo
Wendal Christian
Farwell
Henry Randolph
Earth
James Whitehead
Morton
Anita Brown
Amariio
Deborah Whitehead
Jo Ann Whitehead
Janey Randolph
Bill Robertson
Childress
Dougherty
Agricultural Division
Rick Stafford
David Thompson
Randy Koph
Sam Roberts
Andy Becker
Brent Williamson
Jim Houser
Larry Anderson
Mike Calfin
Ea Sharpley
Charles Whitfield
Haley
Don Woodhouse
Phil Marcum
David Woody
Mike McCleskey
Jack Shackles
Sherry Wiman
Bettye Wiman
Nancy Krebbs
Ralph S. Krebbs
Pat Clanahan
M.C. Mace
E. Y. Lee
Mother's Club
South Plains Shrine Club
Chaplain Marries In Moscow Rites
In Moscow, The Rev James L. Barkenquast, chaplain for the Western community, wed Beverly Barmes of Springfield Ohio in Swas so House Residence of U S ambassador Foy D Rohier. Ambassador gave the bride away as Rev William M Masters officiated. About 150 diplomatic guests attended with champagne and cake served afterward.
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Moscow
Aps
James L. Barkenquast
Beverly Barmes
Springfield
Ohio
Swasso House
U.S
Foy D. Rohier
William M. Masters
Church of England
Helsinki
Finland
Geoffrey Harrison
Britain
Alexe Stonyan
House Arrest Urged For Traffic Violators
Former Premier Giovanni Leone proposed house arrest for car and truck drivers who violate traffic laws. He suggested Sundays and holidays confinement without guards, with compliance to court orders as the condition, warning harsher penalties for violations of house arrest.
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Stresa
Italy
Cap
Giovanni Leone
Ptomobie
Sudan
Leone
Trajan
Hroqttlacs Tie Reports Inaugural Unit At Bulle State
An uncertain report notes Hroqttlacs settling for an upmill Yer tie as a new unit opened at State University of Bulle. Details are incomplete but imply a campus inauguration and local significance.
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Oady
State University of Bulle
Drift in as news spreads among the people
Citizens started arriving after rumors spread about a developing situation, with many gathering to hear updates and discuss what comes next. The scene shows a community seeking information and ready to respond collectively.
Santa Fe Railroad and Trainmen Reach Agreement
The Labor Department announced a new agreement between the Santa Fe Railroad and its trainmen ending the 60 day walkout threat from September 11. The dispute over essential transportation service was resolved though no details were released and no union ratification appears required.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe Freight Halt By Strike Sparks Broad Disruption
Nation Board chairman and officials praised a labor dispute settlement after a long bargaining period. The Santa Fe system saw freight service halted across large swaths from Purcell to Chicago and from Albuquerque to Chicago. A union source in Amarillo cited years of talks since a 1956 strike, while a company spokesman said the core issues numbered two or twelve. President Johnson formed a three member emergency board to probe the dispute.
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Theodore W. Kheel
Thayer
Herald Tribune
Stern Gaherin
Stern
The
Mailers
Thomas Laura
Herald’ S Tribune
E. Y. Lee
Order of DeMolay
Masonica Lodge
Main St
Paul Rodgers
David M. Rodgers Jr
Adth
Denny Haley
Mark Hall
John R. Hall Jr
John Denton
Eydith L. Denton
Kheel
Daily News
Long Island Star- Journal
Long Island Press
Queens
Long Island
Labor Department
Santa Fe
Purcell
Oklo
Chicago
Albuquerque
Nom
Amarillo
Johnson
Threeeman
Boston College Triumph Echoes Glory Days
Boston College powered past its opponent with a dominant ground game recalling its early 130s success. The win showcased strong execution and club cohesion, delivering a decisive performance on home turf.
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Boston College
Boston
Lubbock Schools Near Top In Speech Meet
Monterey and Coronado high schools of Lubbock tied for second in sweepstakes at the Hobbs Invitational Speech Tournament won by Odessa High. About 225 students from area schools competed with Coronado claiming several top placings in Oral Interpretation Dramatic Interpretation and Experienced Debate.
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Lubbock
HOBBS
Monterey
Coronado
Odessa High School
Terry Howell
Barbara Carey
David Dean
Charolette House
John Vogal
Carolyn McCutchan
Jerry Trammell
Forrest Bowers
van Brooks
Tom Martin
Glen Herm
Lubbock High
Robert Swartz
Tom King
Susan Spikes
Carolyn Richardson
Monterty
Spur Homecoming Officers Elected At Spur
Spur election at a business meeting named Watson president and Kearney as vice president. Secretary treasurer to be appointed by the president later. Seven directors chosen: Mr. Archer Powell, Mrs. Archer Powell, Alex Fry, Jim Gabriel, Morris Collett, Ollie Hindman, Margie Morrison. Homecoming dance ended the activities.
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SPUR
Amer Watson
Earmest Kearney
Archer Powell
Alex Fry
Jim Gabriel
Morris Collett
Ollie Hindman
Margie Morrison
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Marshall
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Edwards
Statercere
Kadar
Mongolia
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
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Business College
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