Barnard Allows Short Shorts After Campus Debate
Barnard College ends a months long dispute over student dress by permitting shorts up to two inches above the knees while Columbia peers keep long coats. The decision follows student protests and comments by a Barnard instructor likening shorts to Rubens. In Chicago Heights, Peter Vanson, 5, returns to school after a kindergarten escape through an open window.
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Quill Spurns Binding Pennsy Arbitration
Philadelphia report says Paul Quill, president of the Transport Workers Union, rejects compulsory arbitration over a strike tied to work rules. Milwaukee details involve Richard Hine and an impersonation fine. London guards offer a humorous nonanswer to tourists about palace duty as TWA and PRR dispute mediation.
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Two Gil Skates Head for California on Route 66
In Racine Wisconsin on Tuesday Henry Bykerk twenty one and Ella Harvey eighteen rolled out with camping packs and oil-slick wheels. They plan to travel Route 66 to California saying the trip started as a crazy idea but they have practiced and feel it is different.
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Pharmacy Robbery Labeled on Beatniks Claim
Robert L. Stone told police two beatniks tied him up in his Brisbane pharmacy. They ripped out the phone freed him with 300 dollars in cash and 75 dollars worth of narcotics before fleeing. One man said Give us the bread Dad dy-0.
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Robert L. Stone
Day Founder Dies in Charlevoix at 71
Robert S. Marx, 71, a Cincinnati and Detroit attorney and the founder and first National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans, died Tuesday in Charlevoix Michigan.
Rail Dispute to Be Referred to Advisory Panel
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell plans to ask railroads and five unions to submit the bitter work rules dispute to a special advisory commission. The 18 month search for a solution ends with a joint labor management meeting and a nonbinding but influential commission finding. The issue centers on crew size for diesel engines and how workers are paid, with railroads arguing obsolete rules date to 1919 cause overstaffing and cost them about 500 million dollars annually.
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Jules
Houston Delays Negroes Entering White Schools
The Houston school system opened under federal orders to integrate but delayed admitting Negro students. Officials said it would be at least Monday before enrollment of Negro pupils, while other Deep South states resisted. An emergency board session ordered gradual integration in public schools with white pupils, and token integration was planned in North Miami Beach.
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Unions Press For Jobs Cited As Safety Needs
The unions representing about 220000 railway workers argue that the jobs are essential for safety. They include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Switchmen's Union of North America, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen.
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Beech, California Bureau Members Named in Press Telegram Notice
Fragmentary OCR yields a local notice about the Press Telegram and Beech California bureau members. Readability limits prevent full details. the item references Sunday publication and Pine Avenue, with names partially legible.
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Sattler Delivery
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Sunset Beach Dining at Huntington Hotel Aslock Long
A hazy restaurant notice describes dining at the Huntington Hotel on 170 E Ocean MD. It mentions private baths, a seaside dining room offering prime ribs roast turkey and ham, with a public dining room, breakfast, and regular dinners priced around 2.20. Contact phone HE 6-625 for catering.
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