Toledo Papers Still Sidelined in Guild Strike
Apollo report: Local 43 of the American Newspaper Guild strikes Toledo Blade Publishing Co. for wages, guild shop, severance and merit pay while eight unions pledge to honor picket lines. Talks with mediator Harry Gray set for Tuesday while Blade and Times details show circulations and pay scales.
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Crossword Prize Puzzle Clues From 1963 King Features
A vintage crossword page lists clues and answers from 34 across including wapiti garland fortification and eagle s nest with a 26 minute average solve time. The puzzle date is 1963 under King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Synd., Inc
Four Youths Cleared In Two Slayings
Four Ohio youths arrested in Kansas have been cleared in the slaying of a teenage couple near Toledo but will be returned to face breaking and entering charges. Lie detector tests cleared Byron Pemberton Chester Greulich Told Gott Jr and William Russ of any role in the deaths of Edward Mitchell and Mary Caldwell.
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Ohio
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Here
Toledo
Lucas County
William R. Russ
Edward Lee Mitchell
Near Liberty Center
Mary Caldwell
Mitchell
Springfield Township High School
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Gott
Fire Forces Evacuation At Playboy Club In Chicago
A fire in an adjoining room drove about 400 patrons and employees from the Playboy Club in Chicago Saturday night. Guests with drinks in hand and hostesses known as bunnies stood in the street as firefighters battled the blaze for around 20 minutes.
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Chicago
Welfare Conference Attracts Mass Of Ohio Officials
The Ohio Welfare Conference opens its 73rd annual three day session in Columbus with over 1,000 expected attendees. Edgar May of New York City, a Pulitzer Prize winner, is listed as a speaker.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Welfare Conference
Edgar May
New York City
Bridge duel in Buenos Aires France USA 1961 match
The article recounts a Franco US bridge contest in Buenos Aires during 1961. It details bids by Trezel Kay Silodor Le Dentu and others, noting a four clubs opening and a sequence leading to down one and, in another line, down three by North on a heart and club ruffing battle. The writers compare aggressive lines and missteps, citing strategic misjudgments in the six hearts versus six spades contracts.
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France
United States
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North
Kay
South
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le Dentu
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East
Bacherich
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Declarer
Community Club and Civic Group Meeting Schedule
A dense list of weekly meetings across Manchester Monroe Middletown and surrounding venues. Groups include Optimist Club Firemen's Association VFW Post 6405 Civic Symphony Sertoma Rotary Civitan Safety Council and several local youth and fraternal organizations with times from 6 30 p m to 8 p m on Monday and Tuesday.
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Manchester
Monroe Grange
Monroe
Monroe Firemen's Association
VFW
Garfield
Armory
Middletown
Civic Symphony
Rotary Club
Civitan Club
Safety Council
First National Bank
Sertoma Club
Manchester South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda Fire House
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Maple Park Pto
Middletown Grocers & Meat Dealers Association
Charterdine
Falconeers
Fenwick High School
Bpofe Lodge
Elks Temple
Spebsqsa
Legion
Bryan Nominated for U.S. Presidency at Age 36
William Jennings Bryan became the youngest major party nominee for the presidency, selected in 1896 at age 36. His nomination marked a historic milestone in American politics and party history.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Today in History highlights for November 18, 1963
Key events noted include Kentucky voting to secede then not seceding, Pope Urban VIII consecrating the Vatican Basilica in 1626, the 1776 retreat from Fort Lee, the 1897 Bering Sea Treaty, 1940 prisoner releases, 1944 Tirana liberation, a 1953 U S Navy transmitter dedication, Dulles warnings, and a 1962 collision at Kawasaki with casualties.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Urban VIII
Vatican
New Jersey
Ft. Lee
Washington
Switzerland
Expensive Suits Are Reserved For First Families
President and Mrs. Kennedy will stay in a $75 a day hotel room in Fort Worth Texas on Wednesday night while Vice President and Mrs. Johnson will use a $100 suite. A hotel spokesman said the arrangements committee chose the Kennedys suite for brighter colors and the Johnsons Will Rogers Suite features Western pictures. Neither family will pay for the accommodations. hotel policy covers the cost.
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Tex
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Will Rogers
Johnsons
Kennedys
Military curbs on passes limit distance for service members
Washington AP notes that Navy Air Force and Army tighten leave pass rules after reports of excessive travel up to 1000 miles. Commanders set geographic limits such as 250 to 300 miles. officials cite accident risk and public safety as reasons.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Army
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