Federal role grows in steel labor talks
The government presses early behind the scenes in renewal talks for the expiring steel labor contract. JFK and officials push restraint to avert a costly strike, with preventive mediation urged as workers face unemployment and 1960s recession fears. Some say government pressure will backfire while steel orders stay strong.
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Kennedy
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Arthur J. Goldberg
William F. Simkin
Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service
Steel Magazine
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Last trolley era fades as capital rolls to buses
A weekend farewell ride marks the end of the capital’s last trolley as DC Transit accelerates a switch to buses to save costs. College fans plan to ride the final trip at 2 30 a.m. while groups seek more last rides but buses loom large amid aging streetcar fleets abroad.
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Pennsylvania
D. C
National Historical Association of Electrical Railways
Washington Metro
Voisin
Liz Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Paris
Mel Ferrer
Rosanna Schiaffino
Rome
Notte Brava
Red Buttons
Charlene Moonjean
Hugh O’brian
Dee Drummond
Charles Trenet
Meredith Willson
34Th St
Juliette Greco
Joey Dee
Starliters
Big Twist Group
Ina Balin
Manhattan
Joe E. Lewis
Science Today Progress In Heart Science Called 'Astounding Victory'
DELOS SMITH UPI science editor notes advances in heart disease treatment over 30 years. Antibiotics and surgery reduced fatal outcomes, with drugs lowering fluid buildup and new mechanical hearts aiding circulation. Future work targets high blood pressure and artery hardening, plus dietary, hereditary, and undisclosed medical advances. Levine, emeritus Harvard physician, reflects on the 30th anniversary of an AHA technical publication.
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New York
UPI
Samuel A. Levine
Delos Smith
UPI Science
Levine
Harvard Medical School
American Heart Association
Italy Christian Democrats Meet in Naples on West Left Openings
Commentary notes a major congress of Italy's Christian Democratic party in Naples may yield a shift toward an opening to the left and possible Communist participation. The event, led by the legacy of Alcide de Gasperi, highlights Italy's role in NATO and the European Common Market as a Western ally with a U.S. rocket base.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Italy
Naples
NATO
U.S
Italian
Christian Democratic Party
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Politcal Party
The
Communists
Social Democrats
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Washington
Socialist Party
Guiseppe Saragat
Saragat
Unity of Action
Raleigh's old station moved eastward on rails
Fifty years ago the Raleigh rail station was relocated two hundred feet east of its former site and expected to remain there permanently. An advertisement for Bank of Raleigh lists prominent local directors and officials, noting a shift in fortunes and a broad political scene surrounding a possible coalition government.
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Raleigh
Bank of Raleigh
John W. McCreery
I. C. Prince
T. H. Wickham
W. H. McGinnis
Joe L. Smith
E. M. Payne
C. M. Callaway
Crockett Man
Space unions eyed as future of cosmonaut labor
Gherman Titov predicts space stations will host cosmonaut locals and trade unions as organizations extend beyond Earth. He recalls a hundred-year-old US war over secession and unity, while Chester Bowles defends UN action in Congo.
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Gherman Titov
World Federation of Trade Unions
United States
Chester Bowles
State Department
U.N
Congo
Retreat From Modernity Stirs Primitive Longing In U S
Lyndon B. Phifer of Tallahassee writes on a perceived tech surge undoing cultural progress. He laments a retreat into primitiveness amid advances in science, music, and industry, warning of social ills and urging a return to spiritual renewal.
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Lyndon B. Phifer
Tallahassee, Fla
Previn, Kovacs talk, stars mingle in New York scene
Earl Wilson recalls a Kovacs studio moment with Andre Previn in New York as Kovacs plots a “Swan Lake Ballet” gag with apes. The column tracks celebrity sightings, romances, party chatter, and industry chatter from Ava Gardner to Sophia Loren, Mary Martin, Lucille Ball, and Bob Hope, with light quips and personal notes.
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Andre Previn
New York
Ernie Kovacs
Previn
Kovacs
Dove Langdon
New Jersey
Hollywood
Carnegie Hall
Leonard Bernstein
Ava Gardner
San Francisco
Honolulu
Idlewild
Red Buttons
Gary Wagner
Diahann Carroll
Famous Now
Detroit
Steve Allen
Jack Paar
Jayne Meadows
Gloria Hudson
Wilson
Mary Martin
Dick Halliday
Heller
Anthony Weir
Elkton
Paris
Maria
Sophia
Rome
Mussolini
Midnight Earl
Thought for Today Quotation on Imitation of Good and Evil
A concise reflection cites Guicciardini on imitation, noting that copying evil leads beyond the bad example while emulating good ends short. The aphorism contrasts moral ambition with restraint and echoes classic ethics.
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Guicciardini
Year of Our Lord guides ecumenical unity message
Ralph W LOEW urges local church cooperation to advance ecumenism. He argues simple shared practices like translating debts and trespasses in the Lord s Prayer and harmonizing commandment numbering can foster unity from parish to parish.
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Christendom
Council of Churches
Russia Tourism Hype Contrasted With Fine Print Warnings
London journalist warns tourists about Russia inviting visits after the Iron Curtain’s lift but cautions on gas and spare parts shortages for auto travel. Readers are advised to expect language issues, scarce fuel, and continental kits. Food notes scarce cream, pricey oranges, and breakfast customs differ from Western norms.
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London
UPI
Russia
Daily Worker
Commie
Steppes
Tron Curtain
Raleigh & Register Subscription Rates Notice
Beclkey Newspapers Corporation lists home delivery options for Raleigh and Register with weekly, half month, and monthly rates. The notice includes address, contact, tax note, and disclaimer about carrier contractors and advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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