Talks Begin On Dock Strike Split Into Subcommittees
A federal official called the first face-to-face session since the strike began a credit to both sides. Talks focus on wages and fringe benefits as 60,000 dock workers cripple shipments on Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The ILA and New York Shipping Association met after a long interlude with Harvard expert Healy’s interim cost report on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Reynolds
Reynolds
Atlantic
Gulf
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New York Shipping Association
W. Willard Wirtz
Harvard
James Healy
Wirtz
The
Shipping Association
Thomas
Teddy) Gleason
Washington
Kennedy
Daytons Violations of Sunday Closing Laws Prompt Inspections
Dayton police and suburban Ket tering officers bought articles from businesses they had warned earlier about violating Ohio Sunday closing laws. Nine of twelve Dayton stores remained open after the warnings and three of five Kettering stores ignored the notice. No arrests have been made yet.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Kettering
Ohio
Montgomery County
Fire Destroys Carlisle Garage Attached To Home
A garage at 257 Dale Ave Carlisle attached to Charles Cot tle house burned early this morning at 6. Firemen were on site about two hours and the main house was saved. The Cot tle car was not in the garage. A breeeway and part of the garage were damaged. The possible cause is a short in a water pump in the garage. Damage estimated at $2.
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Franklin
Charles Cotule
Dale Ave
Carlisle
Cottle
Mysterious sniper terrorizes Richmond neighborhood
Richmond reports a night shooter striking 11 times in six months, killing four men and wounding seven, all of them Black. The pattern shows late night attacks in the central west end near Main Street to the James River. One eyewitness died next day. police have boosted manpower as clues fade.
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Richmond
Main Street
James River
West End
Mighty Few Left Bow Ties In Congress Joining Chin Whiskers
AP report surveys 88th Congress pocket directory to reveal bow tie and mustache trends among 500 plus members. Only 17 wear bows when photographed, 22 display mustaches though generally sparse. Senate has one bow tie wearer, likely a drawing of Dirksen. Democrats lead in bow ties 11 to 6, paralleling party sizes. Mustaches concentrate in East and West, bows in Midwest and Southwest with Nebraska, Missouri and Illinois each two. Rep William M Colmer of Mississippi keeps a bow among southern members.
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Washington
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Congress
Midwest
Souuthwest
Nebraska
Missouri
New York
South
William M. Colmer
Mississippi
Burglars Hit School and Laundry in Franklin
Franklin police reported two break-ins last night at Anthony Wayne School and the Valley Laundry at 122 S Main St. No items were taken. Entry at the school appeared through an unlocked window with desks rifled but little damage. The laundry window northeast side was broken and the building ransacked, but nothing reported missing. owner Otto Kruse listed with only business location.
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Franklin
Anthony Wayne School
Valley Laundry
S. Main St
Otto Kruse
Retired Theology Professor Michaelides Dies in Oberlin
OBERLIN Ohio AP Funeral services for Dr George P Michaelides who retired in 1961 from Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology are set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at First Church in Oberlin Burial will be in Westwood Cemetery The 70 year old died Saturday night in Allen Memorial Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage on November 25
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Oberlin, Ohio
George P. Michaelides
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
First Church
Oberlin
Westwood Cemetery
Michaelides
Allen Memorial Hospital
Two More Slayings Unsolved In Boston Area
Boston police list mugging and attempted robbery as probable causes for two strangling deaths in six months. Victims Donna Saunders, 16, Roxbury, and Harold Cartman, 69, Salem store owner, were found strangled with no sexual assault suspected. Edward Brooke linked to public concern. police seek protection.
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Boston
Donna Ella Saunders
Roxbury
Harold L. Cartman
Salem
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Edmund L. McNamara
Richard Ford
Miss Saunders
Ford
Cartman
Carry-Out Owners Locked In Cooler
Police searched Lima for two masked men who robbed an East Side carry-out of 3000 dollars early Sunday and locked owners Louis and Norman Guagenti in a beer cooler.
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Lima
Ohio
East Side
Louis
Norman Guagenti
Deaths And Funerals: Mrs Willie Calhoun and Mr Baker
Mrs Willie Calhoun 49 of 27 17th Ave died at Middletown Hospital after two weeks illness. Survived by husband Luther and siblings in Washington PA and Middletown. Arrangements incomplete at Jordan Funeral Home Dayton. Mr Baker, born in Morrow, longtime Warren County resident, Army Air Corps veteran. Survived by wife Florence, daughter Grace Patrick, brother Fred, and one grandchild. Services 2 pm Wednesday at Anglesby Funeral Home, Morrow Cemetery burial. Viewing for Mr Baker Tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Willie Bea Calhoun
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Calhoun
Bethlehem Temple
Alabama
Middletown
Luther
Catherine Payton
Washington, Pa
John Sherron
Lottie Wilkins
Emma L. Sherron
Jordan Funeral Home
Dayton
Baker
Morrow
Warren County
Army Air Corps
Flor. Ience
Grace Patrick
Red Lion
Fred
Anglesby Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Thornsburg infant graveside rites held today at Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services were conducted at 3 p.m. for Mark Allen Thornsburg five day old son of Charles and Mrs Thornsburg at Woodside Cemetery with Rev Henry Howard officiating Arrangements were by Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home The child died Saturday at Children s Hospital Cincinnati born at Middletown Hospital and had been ill since birth Surviving are the parents the paternal grandmother Mrs Julia Thornsburg and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Emery Rogers of Middletown
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Mark Allen Thornsburg
Charles Thornsburg
Kreiger Road
Woodside Cemetery
Henry Howard
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Julia Thornsburg
Emery Rogers
Middletown
Charles L. Baker dies at Grandview Hospital
Charles L. Baker, 71, of Lebanon Route 1, died at 6 a.m. today at Grandview Hospital. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Franklin
Charles L. Baker
Lebanon
Rt. 1
Grandview Hos
Obituary Notices for Martha Callihan Frances McDaniel and Others
Obituary notices list Martha Callihan 78 of Millville 78 Front St with services at 2 p m Wednesday. Walter Wilson 76 of 198 Lagonda Ave with services 10 a m Wednesday. Frances McDaniel 82 of 1945 Parkamo Ave with services 2 p m tomorrow at Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church. Richard Frechtling 65 of St Petersburg Florida formerly of Hamilton with services 2 p m Wednesday. Klaus-Weigel.
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Martha Callihan
Front St
Millville
Webb
Walter Wilson
Lagonda Ave
Frances McDaniel
Parkamo Ave
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
Richard Frechtling
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hamilton
Klaus - Weigel
Deaths Elsewhere in Montevideo and Washington
Montevideo obituary notes the death of 87 year old Juan Andres Ramiro Plaza long time director of the EF newspaper since its 1914 founding. Washington reports the death of 66 year old Robert E. Freer former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan Andres Ramiro
Plaza
Washington
Robert E. Freer
Federal Trade Commission
VFW District Tour Reports Members Milestones
Sam Warmoth Jr. and Hobart Hopper conducted an inspection tour of four District 4 Veterans of Foreign Wars posts visiting Morrow 8202 Batavia 3954 New Richmond 6770 and Cincinnati 6979. Warmoth noted Loveland 5749 reached its 1963 goal of 130 members and Miami Valley 3809 needs 80 more.
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District 4
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sam Warmoth Jr
Hobart Hopper
Middletown
Morrow
Batavia
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Warmoth
Loveland
Miami Valley
Air Force Squadron Marks 10 Years Without Major Accident
Honolulu AP reports the 21st Troop Carrier squadron based at Naha Okinawa has logged nearly 120000 hours of flight time since December 1952 without a major accident. Pacific Air Forces Headquarters Hickam Air Force Base says the unit achieved ten years of incident-free flying.
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Honolulu
US ‘Air Force
Okinawa
Pacific Air Forces
Hickam Air Force Base
Naha Air Base
Freer Named to FTC in 1935 and Resigned in 1948
Freer, a Republican born in Madisonville Ohio, was named to the Federal Trade Commission in 1935 and served until his resignation in 1948 to practice law in Washington.
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Freer
FTC
Washington
Madisonville
Ohio
Bouncing Baby Boy Born At Salt Lake City Hospital
In Salt Lake City Mrs Erwin Frank expected twins but delivered a 15 pound 1 ounce boy at Latter-day Saints Hospital on Saturday night.
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Salt Lake City
Erwin Frank
Latter-day Saints Hospital
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Andre Mills
John Anderson
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By Lewis Hawkins
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VEW
Air Force
WAC
Irene O. Galloway
Women's Army Corps
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European Command
Heidelberg
Germany
Templeton
Iowa
North State
Joan of Are
Maxwell House
Pascal Celery
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