Reuther Forces Gain on Meany in Kennedy Labor Posts
Washington dispatch notes CIO aligned with Walter Reuther expanding influence in Kennedy administration labor postings. Goldberg nombrination over Meany ally Keenan sparks reshuffling, with key CIO-AFL figures like Jerre Wolleman and Esther Peterson securing roles. Victor Reuther signals broader UAW overseas staffing tied to foreign policy.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Nower
A.T
AFT
Jerre
Wolleman
Texae
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Posparck
Plumbheere
Dinefittere
Landrem-Criffin
AFL
Esther Peterson
Women's Bureau
Peterson
Prevther
Afl-Cio
UAW
Victor Reuther
Victor
Reuther
China
Publican’s Humble Prayer Echoes In Luke Verse
A concise scripture excerpt from Luke 18 13 portrays a publican standing apart and striking his chest in prayer asking for mercy, contrasting with a distant gaze toward heaven. The verse emphasizes contrition and divine forgiveness.
Return to live entertainment as TV lags
Dave Regan argues readers crave variety beyond television. He notes strong YMCA lecture attendance and growing local stage interest, suggesting Cincinnati audiences pursue live performances and perhaps revive vaudeville, while TV must raise quality to keep viewers engaged.
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YMCA
Cincinnati
Why Did It Happen A TVA led anti trust crackdown on price fixing
The Tennessee Valley Authority alerted the Justice Department to identical bids from electrical equipment suppliers, triggering an anti trust action that sentenced 29 firms and 45 individuals for price fixing and bid rigging. Some claims could total a billion dollars, threatening industry giants and raising questions about greed and modern business pressures.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Justice Departments
TVA
Days of Piracy Ends With a New Ocean Bound Battle
The article surveys three centuries of maritime piracy affecting Europe and the United States, from North African corsairs during the Turkish empire to the 1801 1805 conflict with Tripoli. It notes tribute payments by European powers, American resistance, and the 1830 French conquest of Algeria ending large scale piracy. It closes with a quip about the ever present police chasing the restless.
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United States
Algeria
Tunis
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Denmark
Iceland
Baltimore
China Sea
Author and Monks in Praise of God Amid Sunset
A cartoon memory prompts reflection on religion as praise for the Creator in a modern world focused on science. The piece notes science reshapes faith, yet heartfelt praise can deepen understanding, while a Castro era line hints at U S hogs and lard supply with no grudges.
Mrs. Fannie S. Phillips 70 Dies at Home in Middletown
Mrs. Fannie S. Phillips co founder of the American Rolling Mill Co and widow of R C Phillips dies at 502 S Main St. She helped organize the local YMCA and engaged in church and civic work with the First Presbyterian Woman's Association the Friendly Helpers Class the Woman's Century Club Middletown Garden Club Woman's Music Club and DAR Jonathan Bayard Chapter. The City Health Department faces vacancies after the resignation of sanitary police officer A A Shaw and the death of Health Commissioner Dr G D Lummia.
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George M. Verity
R. C. Phillips
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American Rolling Mill Co
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YMCA
Woman's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Friendly Helpers
Woman's Century Club
Middletown
Woman's Music Club
Jonathan Bayard
DAR
A. A
Dick) Shaw
City Health Department
G. D. Lummia
Expel Russia from the United Nations, says columnist
David Lawrence III argues for removing the Soviet Union from the United Nations in response to Moscow's support for Lumumba and Congo unrest. He cites arms supplies to Red China, recognition shifts by Nasser, and calls for collective U.N. action against treason within its ranks. He warns neutralism hides pro-Communist activity and urges allied nations to sever Communist influence.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Morrocco
Ghana
Guinea
Indonesia
India
Yugoslavia
Casablanca
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Fubrright
Red China
Korea
Latin America
America
Big Mystery Looms Over Lawford Robbery Atop Broadway Buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen and New York gossip columns scrutinize the Lawfords robbery, focusing on visitors to their suite before the crime. Debates over Police Commissioner Kennedy’s approach and broader narcotics and gambling chatter fill Midtown as clubs monitor suspicious patrons. In Paris, Simone Signoret’s circle questions her patience with Yves Montand amid divorce talks, while Diana Zanuck and John Wayne feud sours Hollywood air. Easter displays prompt Kenn edy likeness mannequins in shops. The Good Housekeeping March issue features Ava Gardner’s private demons via Rona Jaffe, painting a stark portrait of the actress.
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Peter Lawford
New York
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Kennedy
Marilyn Monroe
Yves Montand
Simone Signoret
Marilyn
Arthur Miller
Yves
France
Mme. Signoret
Africa
Good Housekeeping
Ava Gardner
Rona Jaffe
Miss Jaffe
American Feline Society Heads Global Cat Network
Factographs summarize that the American Feline Society based in New York is the world’s largest cat organization, functioning through 61 regional chairmen and resident vice-presidents and 159 member societies across the United States and abroad.
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The
American Feline Society, Inc
New York
Secretary Rusk Host at Seven Floor State Dinner
Jim Bishop recounts a prank call posing as a press secretary for Dean Rusk at the new State Department. He attends the reception in a grand eighth floor dining room, notes opulent details, and finds the secretary a gracious host despite his wish to know Bishop better.
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Jim Bishop
Key Biscayne
Florida
Jim
Dean Rusk
Carillon
Te Department
New State
State Department
Lincoln White
Virginia
Rusk
Versailles
Mr. Rusk
Estrellita Forecast For Tomorrow and Birthday Outlook
Tomorrow's stars urge romance for singles and harmony for couples. The year ahead appears unusually fine with travel hinted in late summer. Social life blooms May to July with another upswing in October. Summer vacation pleasure and fall home contentment are noted. In business, stay focused and seek opportunities in early March. A child born today would grow into an orderly, capable business executive.
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El Magnifico fame and a gold thread swimsuit in a photo
A Mexican bullfighter nicknamed El Magnifico reportedly earned twenty thousand dollars per fight. A recent news photo shows a bathing beauty wearing a swimsuit woven from gold thread. The item notes insect vision and questions how a mosquito can spot a person in pitch dark from six feet away.
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Skeeter
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