New York Presses Roll Tomorrow After Union Ratifies
Union leaders agreed to street picket line deferrals allowing eight city newspapers to resume after a 110 day shutdown. Photoengravers vote 8-2 to accept amended terms, with 149.75 to 160.75 weekly pay ranges. Mayor Wagner announced the deal as publishers anticipate publishing Thursday editions if ratification is swift.
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New York
Photoengravers
Rank and
Robert F. Wagner
Frank McGowan
Walterehayer
The
Herald Tribune
Space twinbill plans aim to resume U S orbital launches
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A big doubleheader is scheduled Thursday to resume U S space activity. At 1 30 p m Saturn will fly on its fourth test, then at 9 p m Explorer 17 will be launched to study the earth atmosphere.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Attack on Soviet freighter blamed on anti Castro group
In Cuba at Isabela de Sagua a Soviet freighter was severely damaged by a raiding party from Commando L, an anti Castro faction. The group said the ship remains afloat and that no casualties occurred. They claim the raid and report from their Caribbean base followed expected plans.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Isabela de Sagua
Commando L
Caribbean
Alpha 66
Havana
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
United States
U.S. State Department
Ottawa Juniors Seek Egg Cartons for Prom Preparations
The Ottawa High Junior class requests one dozen capacity cardboard egg cartons for the Junior-Senior Prom on May 11. Those with cartons to donate should call Ottawa Ice Plant at CH 2-1751 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. or CH 2-3584.
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Ottawa
Living Cost Reaches Old High After February Rise
Washington AP says February CPI rose 0.1 percent to 106.1 per cent of the 1957-59 average, 1.2 percent above a year ago, pushing living costs to the record level first hit last September. Arnold Chase notes costs stable month to month, with January February gains from fresh fruits and vegetables due to winter freezes and bad weather in Florida Texas California.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Chase
Florida
Texas
California
Area Boys Enter Soap Box Derby
Ottawa area youths prepare for the late June Derby with 10 entries already filed by Jaycees Derby chairman Clarence Higdon. Cars must be built by entrants, use $16.50 wheels and axles, and total cost cannot exceed 35 dollars.
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Area Boys
Ottawa
Clarence H. Higdon
Chevrolet
Higdon
Jaycees
Moore’s
Suspend A Student Who Wouldnt Square Dance
A 15 year old girl at Hogden School in south St. Louis faces temporary suspension for refusing square dance lessons. Principal R E Knoeppel requires a doctor letter or a ministerial note excusing her. Assistant superintendent H C Van Reen backs the action as the girl's mother disputes prior excuses.
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ST. Louis
South St. Louis
R. E. Knoeppel
Hogden School
Armatha Risinger
Armatha
Knoeppel
H. C. van Reen
Weather forecast piece for county and past highs
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Highs tomorrow near the mid 70s. Yesterday’s high was 67 and low today 43, with year ago highs and lows 12 and 37. Record high 87 in 1910 and record low 16 in 1913. Hourly 24 hour temperatures ending 8 a.m. today.
Reapportionment plan favors urban Kansas districts
The Senate Reapportionment Committee backed a plan to redraw Kansas Senate districts to boost urban areas in Sedgwick Johnson Wyandotte and Shawnee counties while reducing Reno County. The 40 districts would range from 49 000 to about 60 000 people with several cross county arrangements noted by committee chair Sen. Paul Wunsch. The House measure would cut seats from 125 to 105 with one senator per county and 20 additional seats allotted by population.
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Topeka
Senate
Kansas Senate
Sedgwick
Johnson
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Reno County
Hutchinson
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Newsmen
Kingman
Wunsch
Kingman County
Reno
House
Faculty Changes at Williamsburg High Announced
Williams burg High School reveals four faculty changes for next year per Principal Jack Hobbs. Phyllis Shank becomes home economics teacher replacing Mrs Robi Miller who leaves for the Peace Corps. Lewis Bowling becomes instrumental and assist vocal music instructor succeeding Darrell Barkdoll. Willard Binns joins as part time math instructor. Dorothy Binns will aid Bowling with grade school vocal music and continue teaching second year French.
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Williamsburg
iFour
Williamsburg High School
Jack Hobbs
Phyllis Shank
Scott City
Ottawa University
Robi Miller
Peace Corps
Lewis Bowling
Bowling
Darrell Barkdoll
Willard Binns
Dorothy Binns
Two more contestants join Miss Ottawa pageant
Anna Lou Jennings of Waverly and Janice Ann Cooper of Ottawa University are named as additional contestants in the Miss Ottawa Scholarship Pageant. They were not listed in yesterday’s Herald among 14 other girls. All 16 will be judged, with a winner to be crowned May 3 and eligible for Miss Kansas.
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Johnny Gorsage
Wellsville
Akron
Ohio
Ottawa
George Christeson
Don
S. Oak
Herald
Anna Lou Jennings
Waverly
Janice Ann Cooper
Ottawa University
Miss Ottawa
Traffic Toll Topeka Reports 24 Hour Death Log
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am on a Wednesday in March 1963. The report compares the period to earlier years 1962 and 1983 figures, noting a tally of fatalities and trends in Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Passes Wichita U Bill Heads to Senate
The Kansas House approved a bill to bring Wichita University into the state system as an associate of KU by July 1 1964. The measure would place Wichita U under the state Board of Regents with campus property turned over to the state subject to a Wichita referendum. The Senate will consider House amendments before forwarding to Gov. John Anderson who supported admission.
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Topeka
Wichita University
House
Senate
John Anderson
Anderson
University of Kansas
State Board of Regents
Wichita
K. U
Washburn Municipal University of Topeka
Odd Williams
R-Lawrence
Tom Crossan
R-Independence
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Wichita U
Boards of Regents
Kansas State University
Youngsters From Region Headed to Washington Tour
Thirty six Methodist youths including six from Ottawa depart Kansas City by chartered bus on Saturday March 30 for a week in Washington D C and at the United Nations. Rev Ray Firestone Garnett directs the trip sponsored by the Kansas Conference Methodist Church with deans Nabors and Glynn. Travelers will meet their representatives visit UN delegates from Asia and Africa discuss human rights and government. The schedule includes Cherry Blossom Festival monuments in Washington and a New York tour. Return is Saturday April 6.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
United Nations
Kansas
Ray Firestone
Garnett
Board of
Christian Social Concerns
Ted Glynn
Frankfort
Washington
New York
United States
Asia
Africa
Secretariat
Ottawa High Schoo
Washington, D.C
Farmer dies in pasture burn near Olpe Kansas
A 74 year old farmer Martin G Henricks was burned to death while burning his pasture near Olpe Kansas His body was found in the burned area by his son Wilbert Henricks the day of the incident
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Olpe
Kan
Martin G. Henricks
Here
Henricks
Wilbert
Rockefeller in California clashes over Knight plan
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller facing a political hurdle in California as former Governor Goodwin J. Knight pushes a Rockefeller for President slate. Rockefeller denounces the move as unauthorized while Knight presses ahead in Los Angeles. Nixon Knowland and Christopher backed unify California GOP.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
New York
Goodwin J. Knight
Rockefeller
Knight
Albany
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
William Knowland
George Christopher
San Francisco
Little Orphan Ane nie Missing Again in New York
A cryptic note warns residents that the missing Little Orphan Ane nie will again be absent as the city awaits tomorrow's paper deliveries. This brief item hints at a recurring disappearance affecting local readers and headlines.
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New York City
Anenie
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