Union to Seek Voting Control of Fifth Avenue Coach
The TWU plans to invest up to a million dollars in Fifth Avenue Coach Lines to gain voting rights in the stockholders meetings. TWU President Michael J. Quill says the move will give the union a voice in the fight for control of the private transit giant while denying it aims to own the company. Dal-Tran Service Co. led opposition claims mismanagement and seeks to oust current officers in court. The union says it will not seek control and will only press for a say in decisions affecting workers and layoffs.
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New York
Transport Workers Union
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc
TWU
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Fifth Avenue
Harry Weinberg
Scranton
Fifth Avenue Management
Dal-Tran Service Co
Dallas
Dal-Tran
State Supreme Court
Mayors to Hear Kennedy at Conference Convention
President Kennedy will address the United States Conference of Mayors at its annual convention. He is slated to speak at a luncheon on June 13 during the three day event.
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Jfk
Washington
Kennedy
United States Conference of Mayors
Five Monroe students set to graduate at Whitewater College
Whitewater State College will award the largest class in its history during Friday commencement on Hamilton Field at 10 a.m. Orville Palmer of Marquette University will deliver a keynote as five Monroe students Sara Brennan Earl John Collins Barbara Kesler Nancy Peterson and Joan Severson pursue bachelor of education degrees and teaching careers in Wheaton Oregon and local schools.
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Monroe
Whitewater State College
Orville Palmer
School of Business Administration
Marquette University
Whitewater
Hamilton Field
Sara Brennan
18Th Avenue
Frank Brennan
Earl John Collins
Earl John Collins Sr
Oregon
Barbara Kes
Wheaton
Collins
Veterans Club
Mercier
Green County Sheriff's Department
Miss Kesler
Delta Zeta
Lutheran Student Association
Association For Childhood Education
Student National Education Association
Wisconsin Education Association
Miss Peterson
Severson
Future Business Leaders of America
Orchestra
Prom Committee
Square Dance Club
Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts and Letters
Kesler
Peterson
Dailey Says Gwen Won’t Be Stopped From Divorce
Actor-dancer Dan Dailey told reporters in New York that if Gwen wants a divorce there is nothing he can do to stop her as his six-year marriage with his wife moves toward a court filing.
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Hollywood
Gwen
Dan Dailey
New York
Gauguin Sailor Wanderer Then Tahiti Painter
The painter Paul Gauguin sailed between South America and Greenland before voyaging to Tahiti where he created Women of Tahiti and other renowned works.
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Gauguin
South America
Greenland
Tahiti
Kennedy seeks tougher federal crime powers against racketeering
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to back six proposals aimed at organized crime. He pressed penalties up to ten thousand dollars and five years in prison for interstate travel to promote racketeering including gambling and narcotics, and a wider ban on interstate shipment of slot and pinball machines. He cited cases in New Orleans, Hot Springs, and a Virginia district numbers racket, noting a Loudoun County raid that halted major Virginia numbers operations.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
New Orleans
Hot Ark
Virginia District of Columbia
Loudoun County
Virginia
Justice Department
Hot Springs
Ark
Louisiana
Union Takes Over Margoles' Hospital
Milwaukee hospital formerly led by Dr. Milton Margoles now operates under John Zinos and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Unit. Zinos expanded the board to 15 and placed union officials on it with plans to convert the facility, valued at about $750,000 in assets, into a labor health center.
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Milwaukee
Capitol Hospital
Milton Margoles
John Zinos
American Federation of State
Zinos
Debt growth seen likely to rise in public and private sectors
After a year of mixed signals the balance of debt across government corporate and personal sectors points to renewed borrowing. Public and private net debt stood at 883 billion with government 301 billion corporate 295 billion and individuals 287 billion as the economy logged 503.2 billion gross national product.
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New York
Kingman Reef, Smallest U S Possession in Pacific
Kingman Reef, the smallest U S possession, lies in the Pacific. At high tide the reef measures about 150 feet in length and 120 feet in width, making it a tiny uninhabited atoll.
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United States
Kingman Reef
Pacific
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Barbara Kesler
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Phoebe
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Pyoyoyoyoyo
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Amer
Robert Kennedy
New Power
Union Takes
Margoles’ Hospital
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