Outlook Dim For Toledo News Strike Negotiations
The Toledo Blade and Toledo Times strike enters its 12th day as management plans tentative talks for Monday with printers. Dayton newspapers halted after a walkout last Tuesday, with federal mediator Howard Solomon noting no immediate path to talks. About 1,000 workers are affected in Toledo and Dayton. editorial staff at the Dayton News remained on the job.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Dayton
Toledo Blade
Toledo Times
Wayne Current
Toledo Blade Co
Afternoon Blade
Morning Times
Howard Solomon
Dayton News and Journal Herald
Dayton News
Founder of Army Newspaper Dies
William Kirk Michael, 79, founder of the forerunner to Stars and Stripes, died Friday night in France during World War I. He started The Tripod, later evolving into Stars and Stripes, and was a longtime printer for The Kansas City Star.
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Army
Kansas City
William Kirk Michael
Stars and Stripes
France
Tripod
Michael
The
Kansas City Star
Ostriches Grow New Feathers Roughly Every Nine Months
A paleontological note states that ostriches develop a new feather crop about every nine months, indicating periodic moulting cycles in flightless birds.
Ohio Farms Seen Attracting Large Investments In Coming Years
Ohio State University rural sociologist Dr. John B. Mitchell predicted that in a few years investments of a quarter of a million dollars will be common on Ohio farms. He noted farm capital has risen to more than 6 billion dollars including land and equipment, with 1964 land value at 304 per acre.
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Columbus, Ohio
John B. Mitchell
Ohio State University Rural Sociologist
Ohio
No Major Upheaval in Sight GOP Gains Expected in 1966 Balloting
A five day pre election survey predicts modest GOP gains in 1966 despite Viet Nam and inflation concerns. Likely outcomes include under 30 House seats gained, possibly one Senate seat, and five or six new governorships with regional gains in state legislatures. No nationwide political upheaval is foreseen.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Viet Nam
GOP
Senate
House
Governors
Kennedy Back Home After Minor Surgery
Joseph P. Kennedy 78, father of John F. Kennedy, returned to his Hyannis Port home from a Boston hospital after surgery to remove lesions from his back and legs. Dr. Russell Bowles Jr. said the former ambassador's condition was very good.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Boston
Russell Bowles Jr
Kennedy
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