Cleveland papers strike drags into 39th day
Cleveland politics and a citywide newspaper strike clash as Mayor Ralph Locher steps in to mediate between the afternoon Press and morning Plain Dealer with the Newspaper Guild and Teamsters Local 473. Federal mediator Gilbert Seldin and AFL-CIO officials attend a 9 am meeting to seek a settlement amid stalled talks and expired contracts.
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al Cleveland
UPI
Ralph Locher
Cleveland
City Hall
Locher
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Teamsters Local 473
Afternoon Press
Morning Plain Dealer
Gilbert Seldin
Patrick O'Malley
Afl-Cio
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Louis Seltzer
Plain Dealer
Thomas Vail
Newspaper Guild and Teamsters Union
Guild
Ohio
America
Teamster
Teamsters
the Press
Scripps-Howard
Elyria Mayor Seeks City Income Tax Referendum
Elyria discussions center on an income tax as the only path to pass city revenue measures. Mayor Charles Neeson backs a voter initiated tax via election, while critics urge caution and referendums.
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Elyria
Council
Charles V Neeson
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Argle
Editoria
London
UPI
Neeson
Meredith to quit university over harassment at Ole Miss
James Meredith said he will not register for the spring semester at the University of Mississippi unless steps are taken to ease harassment and create a learning environment. He cited intense pressure around him since his admission as a Negro student and noted possible class difficulties.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Meredith
Learing
Taft
Soviets and Red China Trade Harsh Editorial Attacks
Pravda denounces Red China as backing dogmatic views and hints at possible talks to resolve the rift. In Red Flag, China’s leading theoretical journal accuses Moscow of cowardice before the West and of betraying communism, with references implying a clash over Cuba and security policy.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Communist China
Communist Party
Pravda
Red China
Communist Bloc
Peking
Cuba
Red Flag
Contempt for UN Congo Action Draws Virginia GOP Fire
In Arlington Virginia the Virginia Young Republican Federation laments United Nations moves to unify Katanga with Congo central government. The dispute pits Soviet President Khrushchev against unspecified Chinese actions while Peking and Moscow trade criticisms and avoid direct clash.
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Arlingson
UPD
Loung
United Nations
Congo
Virginia Young Republican Federation
Katanga
Princi
Nikita ”. Khrushchev
Peking
Khrushchev
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Albania
China
State steward amplifies word grange for annual banquet
An item on the page describes the Lo rain County Pomona banquet with the state steward emphasizing the term grange. The report mentions injuries in Elyria and notes a Catholic High football player moved to Cleveland for treatment.
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Lorain County
Pomona
Elyria
Catholic High
Cleveland
Miners demand safety measures at Robena explosions probe
About one thousand miners at U S Steel Robena coal fields refuse to return to work as hearings resume into the Frost Run shaft blast that killed 27 men on December 6. Union officials and investigators press for robust safety assurances and ventilation fixes.
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Carmichaels
UPI
U. S. Steel Corp
Robena
Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
UPL
Premer Cyrille Adgula
Gueue
Pennsylvania
Oof
Ite Ms
Lewis E. Evans
W. A
Tony) Boyle
United Mine Workers
Garards Fort
Frost Run
Boyle
Evans
John Ozanich
UMW
Taft Jr. Could Join House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio, elected as a freshman at large, is believed to be in line for a seat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. House Republican leaders have shown interest in the assignment, and Taft has indicated an interest in the role.
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GOP
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Clif Washington
UPI
Billard P. Case
N. J
Jacob K
N.Y
Kenneth B. Kent
Senate
Nally
Wright
Kennedy
Hubert H
Humphrey
Minn
Paul
Douglas
Joseph
Clark
White House
Philip A. Hart
Congress
Washington
New Musical Oliver! Opens in New York Amid blackout
UPI reports a so called critic review of the new musical Oliver! presented in New York. The review aired on WNEW and praised the production with phrases such as breathtaking and incomparable. The review attributed to David Merrick the producer.
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NEW York
UPI
WNEW
David Merrick
Army helicopter rescue saga amid Vietnam firefight
The Army disclosed a dramatic engagement in South Vietnam where CH 21 helicopters and a UH 1 Iroquois faced Communist fire while attempting rescue patrols near Saigon's Mekong Delta. Several US and South Vietnamese crews were injured or killed as reinforcements pressed the operation amid fog and heavy enemy fire.
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Northwestern
Ohio
Claudy
Warren Rogers JR
Army
Ferdinand
Washington
Thejcopters
South Viet
Com 1
Nam
Ter
Beau Geste
Irrillas
Blade
Pases
Highlands
Locay
Law
Ard
Viet Nam
Piarpie
Isi
China
Mao Tse-Tung
Jin
Guerril
U. S
Munro Leaf
Macapagal May Visit U.S. After Kennedy Invite
Philippine Herald reports President Diosdado Macapagal may undertake a state visit to the United States this year after telling reporters at an informal dinner that he had accepted in principle President Kennedy’s invitation to travel.
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John A. Goldsmith
Phillip Kadis
United Press Internation
Boston
God
Josef Mlot Mroz
Polish Freedom Fighters
U.S
University
United States
Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
Daily Herald
Daily Sketch
North Pole
Canada
Air Ministry
North American
North America
By Robert J. Korengold
Stephen M. Young
Young
Kremlin
Rmnd
University of Mis
Cincinty
Missippi
Hah
Birmingham
Contract Bridge Courts
Erie County
Grattog
Lorain
Oberlin South
Amber
Wakeman
Women’s
Congo Premier
By Peter Lanch
Hena No. 3
Ware Levyuru i Wce
Ralph Bunche
Mase Tsnombe
Bunche
Tshormbe
Tshombe
Katange
U.N
Elisabethvile
Leopoldvile
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Elsabet
Portuguese Angola
Dilolo
Angola
Godefroid Munonga
Mokambo
Rhodesia
U.N. Orces
Munong0
Munongo
Mir
Itaniont
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