New York Bus Strike Disrupts Daily Commute Systemwide
A two line bus strike disrupted transport for about 1.5 million commuters including New Yorkers and suburban residents returning to work. Traffic chaos and delayed trips affected morning routines across the city as services halted or rerouted.
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New York
UPI
New
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Transport Workers Union
TWU
New York City Transit Authority
Transit Authority
TWA
Bronx
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue Conc
Surface Transit
Westchester Street Transportation Co
Westchester County
Manhattan Bronx
Magnate Benjamin Fairless dies at 71 in Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Fairless former head of U S Steel Corp died at his home in Ligonier Pennsylvania aged 71 after a long illness diagnosed as pleurisy He had recently been hospitalized in Pittsburgh and leaves a son Blaine and four grandchildren Funeral services were planned for Trinity Cathedral Pittsburgh with burial at St Michael's Valley Cemetery Ligonier.
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Ligonier, Pa
UPI
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Fairless
Blaine
Trinity (Episcopal
St. Michael’s of the Valley Cemetery
Ligonier
Cecil O’brien
Billy
Frail Woman Terminates Emergency Job in Railroad Caboose
Edith Fox, 62, retired from a wartime railroad caboose helper post with the Great Northern after 19 years of duty loading heavy forks and outfitting trains for Spokane runs. She notes wartime hiring and postwar efforts to end the program, and recalls proving herself against male workers.
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Spgrane
Wash
UPI
Weman
Edith Fox
Great Northert
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Featuring Mixed Word Hints
A fragmented crossword puzzle page presents numbered across and down clues with varied wordplay hints including limits on length and types of answers. The garbled text shows misread letters and spacing, suggesting a busy puzzle section with many entries to fill and cross reference.
Movie Stars Lose Guard Dog of Fame Jerry Giesler
Beverly Hills, Calif. attorney Jerry Giesler died at 75 from a heart attack. For 30 years he defended Hollywood celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, Robert Mitchum, Charlie Chaplin, Lana Turner and Errol Flynn. He was known for rescuing stars in legal trouble.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Jerry Giesler
Hollywood
Giesler
Marilyn Monroe
Robert Mitchum
Charlie Chaplin
Lana Turner
Errol Flynn
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Joan Barry
Chaplin
New York
Alexander Pantages
Bugsy Siegel
Mitchum
Walter Wanger
Jennings Lanz Woom Wanger
Joan Bennett
Barbara Burns Dies After Sleeping Pill Overdose in West Hollywood
The body of Barbara Burns, 22, daughter of comedian Bob Burns, lay in the county morgue after an overdose of sleeping pills. She had battled narcotics for years, endured family rejection, and left a note for her mother and brother expressing love and regret. She had recently faced arrest involving her stepbrother and had spent her inheritance on drugs.
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Hollywood
UPI
Barbara Burns
Bob (Bazooka) Burns
General Hospital
West Hollywood
Miss Burns
Stephen
Steve
Arkansas Traveler
Sunset Boulevard
Montreal Prison Riot Injures Fireman and Inmates
About 400 prisoners rioted for five hours at a Montreal Island jail injuring at least three inmates and one fireman. Police used automatic rifles and firefighters water hoses to restore control after beds were set on fire and corridors wrecked. Damage estimates were not yet available.
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Montreal
UPI
Bordeaux
Montreal Island
Leon Lambert
United Press International
Pasadena Hot Parade Tragedy Follows 50 Heat Victims
Pasadena crowd packs the 5 mile Tournament of Roses route for New Year celebrations. About 1.5 million spectators endure a high temperature as hundreds camp overnight to watch. Several people suffer heat-related distress with estimates around fifty victims treated on site.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Charlies Johnson
Nowell Bouldivs Dann
James A. Isaacs Jr
Harry Vanderlith
Altadena Calif
William T. Page
Temple City
Colorado Boulevard
California
Santa Monica
Leo Carrilo
Carrillo
Marshalling
San Diego
Polynesia
New Science Tells Of Abnormalities
Dr. Murray L. Barr of the University of Western Ontario outlines how lip cell slides reveal chromosomal abnormalities and inheritance patterns. He notes potential links to developmental defects and hydrocephalus, and discusses the Holter valve and current pediatric cases, amid a Rose Parade report.
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Murray L. Barr
University of Western Ontario
London
Canada
Barr
K. W. Carrington
Holter
F. E. Nulsen
E. B. Spitz
Spitz
Children’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Frank Nulsen
Western Reserve Medical School University Hospitals
Cleveland
United States
Cuban Refugees Repay U.S. Aid
Welfare Secretary Abraham Ruibicoft said Cuban refugees have repaid 250000 dollars of cash assistance given to about 40000 refugees who fled to Florida. Repayment came from those who found work in Florida or elsewhere or recovered funds from Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham Ruibicoft
Florida
Cuba
ASU and Peace Corps Discuss Training Program
Tempe officials and Peace Corps outline a proposed on campus program to train about 70 volunteers for service in Colombia. The project would be funded by a Peace Corps contract and discussed to be held tomorrow on the ASU campus.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
U.S. Peace Corps
ASU
Colombia
South America
Peace Corps
Final Exams Near For ASU Students
Tempe reports 14 000 students at Arizona State University face a three week stretch before finals begin on January 22. Second semester registrations are scheduled for February 1 through 3.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State University
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Hazel Hatfield Sproul
Huntington
W. Va
Horatio Alger
Pigeon Run
Canton
Ohio
David D. Williams
Williams
Benjamin
Jacob Fairless
Justus
Cleveland Penny Press
Wooster College
Ohio Northern University
Siberia
Cushing
Clobe
Barnes
Wight
United
Dawn Dess
Zeus
BY Vernon Scott
Ruth
Michael
Jerry Lee Wright and
Mildred Lee Donnelly
Church of the Recessional
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Earl Rogers
University of Southern California Law School
Clarence Darrow
Los Angeles
Darrow
Eunice Pringle
Paul White
White
Lili St. Cyr
U.S
HONDA
Arizona
Odel Homes Open Daay
Sherry Flip
Antoine
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Scottsdale
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