St Louis Newspapers Hit By Stereotypers Strike
St Louis daily papers shut down by Local 8 strike over stereotype base material rules. Globe-Democrat suspended after midnight action. Post-Dispatch affected via contract printing. About 2,000 workers impacted as negotiations stall and federal mediator urges cooling off.
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St. Louis
Union Local 8
Post-Dispatch
Morning Globe-Democrat
The
Globe
American Newspaper Guild
Globe-Democrat
Newspaper Guild
Arthur Hale
Pulitzer Publishing Co
Saturn Rocket Deemed Most Powerful Yet
New York reports quote the Army missiles chief calling the Saturn booster more powerful than any Russian demonstration so far. Dr. Wernher von Braun tempers certainty about Soviet progress and warns Americans not to become complacent in the space race during a Rotary Club convention with about 10,000 attendees.
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New York
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
Expectant Mother Faces Slaying Count in Ohio
Mrs Clara Bodley 36, who expects her ninth child, is charged with first degree manslaughter over the death of her daughter Pamela, age 2. Police say an autopsy found brain hemorrhage from a head blow on May 31, in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Clara Bodley
Pamela
Columbia Doubles Overtime Parking Fine to One Dollar
Columbia raised the overtime parking fine from fifty cents to one dollar effective Monday. Among the first fined was Robert S Davis, chairman of the traffic committee which had urged the higher penalty.
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Columbia
S.C
Robert S Davis
Racial tensions mark Tallahassee rape trial opening
In Tallahassee Florida circuit judge W M Walker opened the rape trial of four white youths charged with raping a Negro coed. The case tests Florida's justice system as jurors are selected amid national attention and potential death sentences if convicted without mercy.
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Tallahassee
Fla
North Florida
W. May Walker
Florida
Walker
FAS TEETH Denture Powder Promises Firm Fit and Odor Control
An alkaline powder named PASTEETH offers firmer denture retention and pleasant odor control. Sprinkling a small amount on plates improves eating and talking comfort with no gummy taste, marketed as FAS TEETH available at drug counters.
Civil Rights Tops Senate Agenda
In Washington the Senate agenda shows civil rights action amid other requests from President Eisenhower. Sen. Dirksen cautions passage may hinge on a reasonable measure and notes possible delays on youth conservation, farm programs, and education aid as Johnson outlines priority items.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
Dirksen
House
Ot Johnson
Inter- American Development Bank
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Penny Singleton Refuses AGVA Resignation Fight
Penny Singleton, head of the American Guild of Variety Artists, rejects an executive board demand to resign, saying she seeks a second term and will let the AGVA membership decide with rival administrator Jackie Bright. The dispute followed a convention clash over a $50,000Catskill aged-home investment.
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Hollywood
American Guild of Variety Artists
Penny Singleton
Blondie
AGVA
Jackie Bright
Bright
Guild
Miss Singleton
Washington
South Fallsburg
N.Y
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