Deadlock shifts but printers approve NY contract terms
New York reporters and printers clash over pay and hours as a deadlock in the news industry eases. Printers vote 2382 to 683 to accept terms after rejecting a 32.8 weekly package move. Photoengravers still seek a 30 percent cut in overtime hours, union leaders say. City dailies hope to return within about a week after a ratification and settlement.
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UPD
Photongiavers
Mselves
Madison Square Garden
Haillois
Walter N. Thayer
Publishers Association of
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York City
Robert F_ Wasner
Leder. i
Thefa Shouse Bergai
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
International Typostophical Union
ITU
Cso
Rollagain
Nation enjoys warm readings on spring weekend
The nation basked in near summer temperatures after a warm spring weekend. Showers and thunderstorms moved across the Midwest to the Appalachians while Canada spillover cooled the central plains. Western areas stayed fair aside from northern California and the Pacific Northwest. A thunderstorm in Oklahoma City produced hail, and electrical storms hit Indiana and Ohio as thousands of Americans relaxed outdoors.
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United Press International
Canada
Central Plains
California
Pacific Northwest
Okahoma City
Indiana
Ohio
Parks
Mads
Cleveland
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Washington
UPI
Administration
Florida
Ers
Agement
Robert Manning
Rome
Francis Canta Ee Eee Oniaie
Nai Spellman
Newpublic
York
Paris
Coordination Commission
Lope
The
Flamenial Sons
Haese
U S health officials monitor Swiss typhoid outbreak
Washington reports the Public Health Service monitors a typhoid outbreak in Switzerland. A Swiss case prompted warnings on March 15 and a PHS official was aboard a flight to Buffalo, yet no passengers showed typhoid symptoms. The outbreak began in Zermatt, a famed Alpine ski resort, with one American victim reported.
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Upi
Public Health Service
PHS
Switzerland
James G. Telfer
Suoerland
Buffalo
Telfer
Zerman
France faces broad strike threat as unrest grows
Paris reports rising labor unrest under de Gaulle as 2 million nationalized workers come under pressure. Coal miners demand 6 month wage gains, 200000 miners rebuff offers, while railway, utility and postal workers push wage demands. Worsening tensions threaten a general strike unless government shifts tactics.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Press Controversy Over Truth and News Policy Across Crises
A hearing on news policy features Manning and Sylvester defending official candor amid Cuban missile crisis tensions. Manning argues officials must tell the truth when possible and “button his lip” to protect security. Christine Keeler disappears in Madrid after weekend presence, linked to a real estate salesman.
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Arthur Sylvester
E. Moss
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Madrid
OPI
Christine Keeler
Britain
United Press International
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Dick Zeidman
Aera
Paul Mann
Profumo scandal and Typhoid fears reach Europe
British War Secretary John Profumo denies impropriety but acknowledges meeting Miss Keeler amid a widely reported case. In Switzerland, Zermatt faces a typhoid outbreak with two deaths and hotel closures, while residents blame authorities for slow action.
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John Profumo
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Eugene Tvanov
Sath Profumo
John Brigecombe
Teminate Ol Raila
Spring warm spells bloom with showers this week
The Weather Bureau reports mixed readings across Cleveland area airports with 71 degrees at Hopkins and 63 at North Ridgeville while Saturday saw highs near 40s and lows around 40. Expect about a quarter inch of rain through tomorrow and highs near 60 with no rain through Friday.
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Weather Bureau
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Meaupart
North Ridgeville
Northeastern Ohio Weather: Clouds and Showers Rise
Considerable cloudiness today with scattered showers and thunder showers tonight into Tuesday. Windy and mild with a gradual cooling by Tuesday. Highs around 63 today, lows 49 to 56 tonight. Sunday temps 41 to 71 with humidity peaks morning and afternoon. Average 24 hour temperature 56 degrees.
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Ohio
Giraffe at Chester Zoo Sparks Telegraph Woes
A 13-foot giraffe at Chester Zoo reached over its enclosure and grasped overhead wires, pulling them and causing telegraph and phone lines to snap back like a bow string. Complaints of wrong numbers followed as wires tangled and traffic alike suffered.
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Chester Zoo
London
England
Times
Laos struggles to unite as Pathet Lao gains ground
Amid Geneva promises, Laos remains fractured with Pathet Lao forces, North Vietnamese troops, and Chinese aid pressing neutralist General Kong Le on the Plaine Des Jarres. Souvanna Phouma's coalition lacks real power as ICC red tape thwarts enforcement, leaving a fragile state while pro Communist influence grows.
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Keisana Vongsayvanah
Korg le
Pathet Lee
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Hani
North Vietnam
Sli
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
The
International Control Commission
$400,000 Apartments Planned on Washington Ave Site
Demolition of a resident at 2 Washington Ave is planned to make way for an apartment building. A building permit with a declared valuation of $400,000 was issued November 2, 1962 to Washington Ave Investment Corp. Ober as contractor. Inspector James J. Seres reports more than suites will be built. Tierb Meister Inc handled the acquisition.
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Parter Jarly
Zermart
Wich
United States
Europe
Zermait
Swass Medical Association
Washington Ave
Sidar
Bucks and Son
Ober
Washington Ave. Investment Corp
James J. Seres
Seres
Tierb Meister Inc
Seaway Opens Expected April 15 Despite Severe Winter
Detroit based report says the St. Lawrence Seaway may open for shipping on April 15. Joseph H. McCann, U S administrator of the Seaway, expects no major ice problems and notes locks are nearly as good as new despite one of the coldest winters on record.
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GPH
St. Lawrence Seaway
Joseph H. McCann
U.S
Seaway
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