New York Newspaper Guild Strikes Merged Journal Firms
The Newspaper Guild struck the World Journal Tribune amid a dispute over 2,000 impending job losses in a major merger of Herald Tribune Journal-American World Telegram and Sun. The Publishers Association debated continuing publication as strikes hit other NYC dailies. A peace proposal by Rockefeller Lindsay Javits and Kennedy urged arbitration while keeping papers publishing during fact-finding.
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Vorades
Apue Cio
World Journal Tribune
Herald Tribune
Journal-American
Ari World Telegram
Sun
Publishers Association of New York City
Times
Daily News
Long Island Press
Long Island Star Journal
Publishers’ Association of New York
Newspaper Guild
Afternoon Post
Guild
Afl-Cio Typographical Union
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Jacop K. Javits
R-N.y
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Gwynn Oak Riots Jail 4 Juveniles
A Sunday riot at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park in Baltimore County involved about 75 customers and led to injuries and arrests. Four 16 year old African American juveniles were taken to Woodlawn station and charged as delinquent, with police reporting up to 500 rioters and state troopers deployed from up to 30 miles away.
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Baltimore
Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Baltimore County
Joe Allen Talley
Elmer F. Adams
Adams
Woodlawn
State S Farm Rate Appeal Set by Baltimore Official
Insurance Commissioner Francis B. Burch has ordered a May 20 hearing on State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. request to reconsider denying a 15.6 percent average rate increase for liability and physical damage premiums.
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Baltimore
Francis B Burch
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Sickles Declares Run For Maryland Governor Nomination
Maryland congressman Jon R. Sickles formally announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor at a backyard gathering with hundreds of supporters. Atty Gen. Thomas B. Finan will announce next, Clarence W. Miles has filed, and George P. Mahoney plans to enter the race.
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Jon R. Sickles
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Clarence W. Miles
George P. Mahoney
Sickles
Congress
Supnartar
U.S
New TV Bill Changes Draw Fire From Educator
Maryland educator Dr Richard K McKay challenged the General Assembly amendments to the educational television bill addressing the Secondary School Principals Association in Frederick. He warned the network may cost nearly 5 million to build and 1.643 million yearly to operate, saying the bill is scarred and cut. He spoke to over 119 principals at the parley’s final session.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Mount Airy Fire Damages Residence
A Balt more physician's summer home near Mount Airy suffered about 2000 in damages from an early Saturday fire caused by an out of control fireplace blaze. Firemen battled the blaze for about two hours after being called at 8 15 a.m. at the six room residence off Md 7 owned by Dr L B Snow of Baltimore.
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Baltmore
Mount Airy
L. B. Snow
Baltimore
Scere
Jet service inaugurated at National Washington
Washington National Airport marks first regular jet schedule as Boeing 727 climbs over the Potomac toward Chicago. American Airlines operated on time despite low clouds. About 30 arrivals and 50 departures daily, with FAA projecting growth. Long range service remains at Friendship and Dulles airports.
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Potomac
Chicago
Washington
National Airport
American Airlines
United Airlines
Friendship
Baltimore
Fedwnnwhthal
Avianna
Topotics
FAA
Dulles
Bolivar News Notes From Bolivar Area Residents
Bolivar reports Mrs G E Webb correspondent notes Mrs Harvey Staubs of Bolivar fractured her right arm in four places and is progressing well. Ernest Webb ill at home, a brother to the late G E Webb. Gertrude Jackson visited Martinsburg West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Walter Dudrow and two daughters of New York visited Mr Dudrow's mother Mrs C E Dudrow. Visitors at Mrs G E Webb's home included Brawner Harding Dot J Mapolitan and Mary K Labonoriwiz from Gaithersburg and Enact Waohb and son Parker from Washington. Mrs Howard Lemon of Bolivar awaiting surgery at Charles Town General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Herman Manor of Jones Spring WV visited Mr and Mrs W W Henretta of Bolivar. Jay Euckles and family of Front Royal visited Mrs Mary Eackles in Bolivar during the 200th anniversary of American Methodism. Capsule contained Bibles books pamphlets coins medals an album of stamps relating to Methodists and tapes with messages from Methodist bishops.
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G. E. Webb
Harvey Staubs
Bolivar
Elashia Webb
Aannett
Ernest Webb
Gertrude Jackson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Walter Dudrow
New York
Dudrow
C. £. Dudrow
Methodists bury 100 year capsule at Mt Olivet Cemetery
BALNIMARE AP A time capsule for Methodists of 2066 was buried Sunday at Mt. Olivet Cemetery near Francis Asbury's grave, marking the fourth day of a commemorative celebration.
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Balnimare
Mt. Olivet
Francis Asbury
Three Counties Win Appalachian Grants
Washington AP The Economic Development Administration approved a 59700 grant under the Appalachian development program to assist three Western Maryland counties in buying laboratory and other equipment for elementary and secondary schools.
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Washington
The
Economic Development Administration
Maryland
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New research claims a substance called Bio-Dyne can shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Reported cases show reduction as pain eases, with treated individuals noting lasting relief after using Preparation H products.
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New York, NY
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Admiral — Motorola
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Wayside Radio Service
East Patrick Street
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Elsa
Chiquita Banana
Spartan
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National
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Jay Euckles
Front Royal
Mr. Eackles
Mary Eackles
Methodists
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Dial
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