Agreements Reached in Paper Strike Endgame
In New York negotiators for World Journal Tribune Inc and the News Paper Guild of New York reached an in principle agreement pending ratification. A tentative deal with the drivers union followed, leaving only two crafts without deals as six of nine unions settled earlier.
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NEW York
World Journal Tribune Inc
Newspaper Guild of
David L. Cole
Cole
Joseph Baer
Newspaper and Deliverers Union
Mailers
World Journal Tribune
Thomas J. Murphy
Meyer
The
Herald Tribune
World Journal
Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
Farm Accident Claims Life Near Sidell, Illinois
ANERTON, Ill. A crop spraying rig left a bridge and overturned, crushing driver Wayne Goodall aged 47. The fatality occurred near his farm home west of Sidell on Monday.
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Anerton, Ill
Wayne Goodall
Goodall
Sidell
High Court Judges Differ Repeatedly By James Marlow
Washington AP analysis surveys the 1965 66 Supreme Court term showing judges split unpredictably. Liberal bloc labels for Warren Brennan Black Douglas and Fortas clash with conservatives Harlan White Stewart Clark. Across 18 major cases conservatives joined liberals six times while liberals dissented or backed limits in civil rights, labor law, and voting rights decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Abe Fortas
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Potter Stewart
Tom C. Clark
Black
Harlan
Stewart
Douglas
Sue Voung
Clark
Warren
Fortas
Brennan
Sisters of Mercy to switch to blue midcalf habits
In a summer move, more than 7000 Sisters of Mercy across the United States and Central and South America will abandon the traditional floor-length black habit for a blue dress like outfit ending at midcalf.
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Baltimore, Md
Sisters of Mercy
United States
Central and
South America
Tensor Student Lamp Offers Bright Reading Aid
The Tensor Student Lamp provides light equivalent to a 100 watt desk lamp for reading and study in home or dorms. It aims to improve reading habits and student work, with a warning about multiple students in a household and a price of $9.95.
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Tensor
Rince
Etter
Gunner Assigned to 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood
Pvt. Gary L. Gunner, son of Mr and Mrs Rus sell D Gunnerson, 711 Armstrong St, has been assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas as a medical corpsman in Company A of the 47th Medical Battalion. He entered the Army in December 1955, completed basic at Fort Hood and was last stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Army
Gary L. Gunnerson
Russell D. Gunnerson
Armstrong St
1St Armored Division
Fort Hood
Tex
Gunnerson
Fort Sam Houston
Cross Found on Capitol Lawn Near Lincoln Statue
A five foot wooden cross soaked with kerosene was found burning grass at the State Capitol lawn in Springfield. Firemen extinguished the flames. the cross did not ignite. Police say juveniles appear responsible.
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Springfield, Ill
State Capitol
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Hanselman
Hanselman
Silver Suarez
Goldwyn Plaza Dedicated at Motion Picture Country Home
Hollywood stars unveil a plaza named for Samuel Goldwyn at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills California. The tribute follows a $250 000 gift from Goldwyn that funds 16 new cottages surrounding the plaza. Actor Jack Lemmon lauds Goldwyn for half a century of charitable giving.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Jack Lemmon
Goldwyn Surday
Use of Anticancer Drugs During Surgery Questioned
University of Vermont researchers report that in dog tests anticancer drugs given after tumor removal reduced regional lymph nodes ability to trap circulating cancer cells. They warn the approach may risk spreading cancer and note some human studies show increased dissemination after such treatments. They presented findings at an American Medical Association meeting.
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Chicago
Gerald E. Howe
William M. Stahl
University of Vermont College of Medicine
The
American Medical Association
Study Details Effects Of Anti Cancer Drugs On Dogs
Doctors report that dogs not given anticancer drugs may have different lymph node filtration. They warn anticancer drugs could deplete tissue, alter cellular activity in lymph nodes, and impair the immune system by reducing antibody production.
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Nema
King
Meredith
Martin Luther King
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Jackson
Mississippi
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Morris Herald
Morris Savings and Loan Association
Wauponsee Street
Morris, Illinois
Capitol
Paul Cable
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Sykes Bootery
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