New York Press Union Talks Resume Amid Citywide Blackout
Negotiators for 3900 striking printers and nine shut New York dailies return to the bargaining table. The pause marks the 40th day of the newspaper famine as unions rally support and millions miss editions. Police estimate 8000 to 25000 demonstrators gathered outside the New York Times in solidarity.
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You May Have Worms and Not Know It
Public health warning promotes Jayne's tablets as a cure for pin and round worms. The ad touts a scientific coating delivering ingredients to the bowels to kill parasites, claiming high contagion risk and urging use with sizes for children and adults.
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Judge orders Playboy Club Bunnies license approval
New York AP report on Justice Arthur G Klein overturning a city ruling that denied a cabaret license to the Playboy Club. He defended the Bunnies wearing minimal attire, saying the costumes resemble standard swimwear and do not offend public morals. The license decision likely faces appeal from City License Commissioner Bernard J O'Connell.
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Grand Jury Indicts Four In Mississippi Riot Case
In Oxford Mississippi a federal grand jury indicted four men Melvin Bruce Phillip Lloyd Miles and Kline Lamar May on charges of interfering with a marshal and attempting to obstruct court orders to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi The men free on bond face up to three years and 5000 dollars in fines if convicted The case tied to the September 30 riot that left two dead and many injured Also noted were prior true bills and continued grand jury activity as more testimony was heard including relates to former Army Maj Gen Edwin Walker.
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Truck Driver Killed at Goodyear Plant Accident
WAVERLY Ohio AP The first fatal incident at the Goodyear Atomic plant near Piketon in years claims Walter Geho 48 a truck driver for Goodyear Service Store of Columbus. He was pinned between his truck and a loading dock Monday and died at Pike County Hospital.
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Train derailment injures two near Springfield Ohio
An investigation began into a derailment of 11 cars on the Detroit & Norton Railroad freight line five miles south of Springfield. More than 600 feet of track was ripped up Tuesday. The train was en route from Springfield to Irenton. Two people were injured.
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