Kreider the Music Man Faces Nonrenewal in Collinsville
Collinsville residents rally to keep Kreider, the long time band director known as Prof, after a 67 retirement rule ends his contract. Mrs Fuller notes about 750 petitions and a state supervisor letter as supporters parade in favor of continuation for three national contest winning bands. Kreider once played with the St Louis Symphony and taught at Texas Christian and DePaul universities.
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Collinsville
Kreider
Ed Fuller
Prof
St. Louis Symphony
Texas Christin
DePaul
Foreign Ship Use Hint in Walkout
West Coast shippers, porters, and importers warned strikers they may switch to foreign Hag ships if the 14 day maritime tie-up continues. Indications show several companies already using foreign vessels as Gov. William F. Quinn of Hawaii arrived in San Francisco for talks with Pacific Maritime Association officials and union leaders. In Taranto Italy Mrs Dora Murgolo gave birth to a girl weighing 18 pounds 12 ounces, her husband a pastry cook.
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William F. Quinn
Hawaii
San Francisco
Pacific Maritime Assa
Taranto
Italy
UPI
Dora Murgolo
Quinn
Los Angeles
George S. Long
President Lincoln
Chicago
Carpo, Health
American Medical Association
Pacific Far-East Lines
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
Jordan
Theigan Fillingham
Kennedy
Eky
Cairo
Nasser
Syria Sees Calm Under New Military Rulers Amid Coup
Damascus reports a calm day as the toppling of the right-wing government continues. The army shortened a curfew, borders remain sealed, and daily life proceeds with radio urging citizens toward Arab socialism and neutrality while observers note tensions with Turkey and Iraq and mixed regional reactions.
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Damascus
Syria
Mediterranean
Middle East
Nazem el Koulsi
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
United Arabs Republic
Beirut
Turkey
U S and Soviet Warn Israel on Syria Raids
United States and Soviet Union urged Israel to stop raids into Syria during a United Nations Security Council session. Both powers accused each other of provocation amid border clashes and an Israeli incursion around March 16 17. The council postponed further action pending consultation with UN Palestine observer General Von Horn.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Asrael
Syria
U.N
Morn
Palestine
New York
Adrian E. Stevenson
Council
von Horn
Senate probes urge curb on missile base strikes
Senate Investigations subcommittee urged Congress to curb strikes at defense sites if labor and management fail to maintain safety. The report faulted unions for delaying space and missile programs and accused contractors of gouging the government. It cited 1961 findings and 44% years of strikes causing 162,872 lost man-days, with wage spikes and low output.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Labor Department
Cape Canaveral
Telegram entry for Long Beach post distribution details
The fragment outlines mailing and circulation details for a Long Beach publication. It mentions second class matter status, post office routes, a 92.25 delivery figure, and attestation of daily, Sunday, and Pine Avenue circulation notes.
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Long Beach
Callt
Carter
Mall
Fingle Cony
Aul Burely
Wally
Pine Ave
Wool pile fabric pricing note from archival listing
Listing fragment shows 12 by 22 inch measurements and beige wool pile fabrics. Mentions 428.50 239.00 for an Allsweol pile and 2 x21 feet beige tweed by Bigelow Evans with prices 25295 117.35 69.00 93.15 59.00.
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Bigelow Evans
Bigelow
Firth
Bigalow
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Israel
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Garfield 2
Woolworth
Ss Quality
BIG Baker's Dozen
Tan
Woolworth’s
Bilgo
Bangkok
Fea of
Signal TV
Signal
Radio & Television
Atlantic
Bixby Road
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