Tugboat labor deal hints at wider political boldness
Washington reports President Kennedy backing a labor settlement led by Secretary Arthur Goldberg to end the New York tugboat strike. The White House intervened amid warnings from unions and business leaders that broader confrontations could follow. Rockefeller joined talks with Goldberg and Kennedy’s administration signaled a new willingness to weigh in on disputes to protect national interests.
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Hoffa Faces Senate Probe Over Teamster Racketeering
Senatorial investigators summon James R Hoffa to answer charges of allowing racketeering in the Teamsters Local 239 and other New York locals amid a push to clean up the union A microphone recording cited Hoffa and officials as evidence of alleged corruption while other Congress coverage notes Kennedy's first White House meeting with Democratic leaders and plans to expand the House Rules Committee.
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England
Seabury
New York
Wall Street Journal Trial Ad Offers 90 Day Business Insight
A Midwest drawn advertisement promises a 90 day trial of The Wall Street Journal for $7. It highlights rapid changes and profit opportunities for a wide audience from salaried workers to small business owners and ambitious youth. The offer includes mailing options and a Chicago address for subscription.
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Chicago
College Aide Dies at North Carolina A&T
Greensboro NC E Ray Hodgin 67 longtime business manager at North Carolina A&T College died Monday in a hospital Hodgin served the college since 1923 and was a prominent local figure in education and community affairs
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Supreme Court rejects bid to strike down film censorship
The Supreme Court refused Tunes Film Corp. bid to overturn Chicago’s 51 year old censorship ordinance. Justice Clark's 34 decision upholds state power to curb obscenity while leaving remedies open. Chief Justice Warren warned the ruling risks broad censorship of newspapers journals books magazines TV radio and speeches.
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UPI
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John Paul Jones’ ‘7
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Moton Picture Association of America
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Tunes Film Corp
Chicago
Tom C. Clark
Times Film
Earl Warren
Cracked Corn Lands Driver in Legal Trouble
Augustus Walls, 32, driver of a panel truck with 1500 pounds of cracked corn, faces arraignment before U S Commissioner Herbert A Horn on charges of possession of raw materials and distilling apparatus. Federal and state agents stopped him on the east side. authorities believe the grain was for a moonshine operation. Walls is a Talladega Alabama native who allegedly unloaded a 110 gallon still from the truck.
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Ala
British Tiptoe for Kennedy Sake in World Peace View
London dispatch summarizes Western views on Kennedy era crises Cuba Laos Congo and nuclear testing. British observers warn of slow pursuit of peace while urging restraint and caution in arms and aid policies amid Kennedy’s early presidency.
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Inaugural Speech Echoes Across Europe and Far Afield
European observers praise President Kennedy's inaugural call to begin anew and negotiate without fear while other snippets note Canada bowing to Quebec on census racial origin terms, heavy rainfall in Kuching, a South Africa republic move, and historic anniversaries.
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National Governors Invite Kennedy to Speak Next June
In Washington the National Governors Conference invites President Kennedy to address its annual meeting June 25 28 in Hawaii. Other items note Lita Baron gave birth to a daughter in Santa Monica Danielle de Metz divorce ruling in Los Angeles Elliott Roosevelt moves to stabilize North Biochemical Corp Kathy Treat wins prize at Denver wool show and more regional updates.
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Ohio
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Burnice Iverson Geiger
John Frame
Hunstville
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Ashtabula County Records Major Oil Gusher
Jefferson Ohio UPI reports the Devonian Oil and Gas Co of Pittsburgh struck a well on the Hawley Helton farm in Dorset Two at 3 700 feet in Medina sand. The gusher is believed to exceed 600 barrels daily and the firm plans to drill further wells nearby.
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UPI
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Medina
Hawley’ Helton
Dorset Two
Ohio Court Extends Stay on Nursing Home Regulations
An injunction delaying the Ohio Public Health Council from enforcing new nursing home regulations was extended indefinitely by 10th District Appellate Court Judge William C. Bryant. He ordered the full court to hear the suit.
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Richard H. Harris
Internal Revenue Service
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Chicago
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Bowling Green State University
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Fuel Gag Co
Edward Kopstoffer
Young Stown
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UPI
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10Th District Appellate Court
William C. Bryant
Embarrassing landing disrupts Portsmouth secret project
A Portsmouth Aero Club member practicing a parachute jump landed near a hush hush secret electrical factory project, causing embarrassment to authorities and embarrassment for the site.
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UPI
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UPI Editor Criticizes U S Cuba Policy at Ohio Meeting
Charles A. Wells of New York City told 2,000 Ohio pastors at the Ohio Pastors Association convention that the United States spent about 200 billion on weapons to stop communism but offered no real help to Cuba. He said Castro received no official recognition in the U S and argued American wealth, corporate pressure, and limited aid pushed Castro toward the Communists. Wells urged shifting focus from missiles to broader reforms for Cuba’s economy and leadership.
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United States
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U. S
Inmate Ernie Richards Sees Sentence Change Reported
Angola Louisiana AP dispatch notes inmate Ernie Richards at the state penitentiary had his sentence commuted to 15 years from three. Officials say the notice might read 15 months instead of 15 years, and the governor’s office is reviewing the case. Richards lamented the lack of a lawyer could have altered his fate.
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