Time to Act on Rail Crew Reductions and Safety
The article reviews a Federal Arbitration board ruling allowing elimination of firemen under strict conditions, noting 90 percent found other railroad work or took severance pay totaling 30 million dollars. It reports a 1.3 percent drop in fatalities and 2.8 percent drop in overall casualties versus last year, and urges New York legislators to repeal the Full Crew Law, citing railroad safety experience.
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Association of American Railroads
New York State
NAACP Attacks Chrysler Minstrel Song at World Fair Pavilion
The NAACP objects to a Chrysler Pavilion puppets song set to Dem Bones accusing it of recalling minstrel stereotypes. They threaten demonstrations and a New York dealership boycott unless Chrysler removes the song. Supporters say the civil rights movement seeks reasonable change, while critics call the backlash petty and hypersensitive.
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NAACP
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
New York
New York City
Rotterdam Rise as World Port Shines in Postwar Era
Christian Science Monitor lauds Rotterdam for rapid postwar rebuilding and bold expansion. Europoort will host Europe’s biggest ships, with Shell building a 200000 ton pier and four major refineries plus plans for two more. Oil trade drives growth as unions and employers defend a stable labor climate.
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Pernis
Bodek
Europoort
Shell Company
Rotterdam
Shell
Caltex
Esso
Gulf
Mobile
Europe
Isolationist currents threaten US world role says David Lawrence
David Lawrence argues that neo isolationist groups risk repeat of prewar errors by withdrawing from Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic and by undermining Allied efforts. He warns Communist imperialism and infiltration through the Soviet Union and Red China threaten global safety and US leadership.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Organization of American States
America
Congress
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Hitler
Johnson
China
Southeast Asia
Health basics from Dr Brady on calcium in the body
Dr Brady explains calcium distribution in the body with 98 percent in bones and teeth and the rest in nerves muscles heart and glands. He urges a daily calcium intake around a gram and recommends a quart of milk daily to prevent deficiency and improve nutrition.
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Wright
Hammer to Reproduce Four Classic Horror Films
Hammer Films plans to remake four old horror titles at Bray Studios. Dracula Prince of Darkness will star Christopher Lee Barbara Shelley Andrew Keir and others. The Mad Monk features Lee as Rasputin. Zombie and The Reptiles are pending casting.
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London
Hammer Films
Bray Studios
Christopher Lee
Barbara Shelley
Andrew Keir
Francis Mathews
Suzan Farmer
Charles Tingwell
Thorley Walters
Lee
Rasputin
Zombie
the Reptiles
Syracuse Market Steve Allen’s schooling across 18 institutions
Steve Allen, host of I've Got a Secret, attended 18 different schools during his youth as his traveling vaudeville parents toured.
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Steve Allen
Our Father Prayer Fragment From Gospel Matthew
Fragment from the Gospel of Matthew presents the Our Father prayer starting with Our Father in heaven. The readable lines show reverent address and blessing phrases typical of early Christian liturgy.
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Matthew
Viet Tribesmen Fight Pride and Pay as U S Forces’ Bodyguards
The Nung mercenaries led by Hin serve in northwest South Vietnam with U S Army Special Forces. They earn about 34 dollars monthly, with Hin receiving roughly 82 dollars as sergeant major. Maj. Richard I. Allen Jr. notes their loyalty, discipline, and leadership, denying sensational myths about brutal acts.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Mr. Hin
Indochina
China
Ghurkas
India
South
Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Hin
Maj
Richard I. Allen Jr
Miami
Dealing with East's potential lead in a contract bridge hand
South faces danger if East gains the lead as a spade run or key card loss could occur. Declarer plays low from both hands on the club lead and avoids the queen to deny East the lead. He then draws trumps, discards diamonds safely, and lets West lead while East is held at bay with prudent play.
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Declarer
East
West
South
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Water Resources
An editor prays for guidance in developing water resources under public and private auspices. The piece seeks uninterrupted supply, watershed capture, storage, desalting, purification, and safeguards to ensure dependable availability at the right time.
June Month Of Youthful Joy And Gardens Of Hope
Washington columnist Andrew Tully salutes June as the first of summer, praising its beauty and distractions from world worries. He extols June’s weddings, graduations, vacations, blooming scenery, and the appeal of a slower pace, while noting global tensions and the desire to linger in the season’s gentle warmth.
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Browning
Warren Court
Oswego Palladium Times notes and rates
The Oswego Palladium Times lists staff and contact details for Oswego New York including Clarence YT Leighton and others. It announces newspaper status, delivery and mail rates across Oswego County and beyond, with prices and carrier options. It notes Associated Press ownership of local news content and asks readers to report misreadings.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence YT. Leighton
West Third St
Oswego
Thomas A. Cloutier
William H. Leighton
Ellen S J
Clark Morrison
Chingo Palladium
Shun
Gey
West First St
Palladium
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julus Matthews
Associated Press
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