Five-Week Printer Strike Leaders Assessed By Panel
A Washington panel ruled on the New York printer strike led by Bertram Powers of Local 6. The report notes disputed wage demands of up to $18.45 weekly and outlines negotiations since December. It says a July tax cut is likely modest and tied to broader revenue code changes.
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Washingson
Kennedy
New York
G'Urany
Fyi O'Grady
Congress Tate
The
Publishers Association
Wirtz
Robert F Wagner
Nelson A. Hockefeller
Union plans delay for rail merger strike action in Cleveland
The Cleveland Newspaper Guild announces a new daily paper the Cleveland Record to be sold at stands during the strike against the Plain Dealer and the Press and News. Initial run 40 000. five days weekly. Wages and conditions cited in dispute. In Washington unions seek delay of ICC approval for Chesapeake and Ohio stock control of Baltimore and Ohio, warning jobs losses of 4 000 to 6 000.
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Cleveland
Ab'l-C10
the Plain Dealer
The
Press and News
Cleveland Record
Teamsters Union
Newspaper Guild
New York
Harold J. Medina
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York Criminal Court
Joseph O'Grady
David W. Peek
State Supreme Court
O'Grady
Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Baltimore& Ohio
George Leighty
Railroad Labor Executives Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Leighty
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Retirement and tax notes woven through county sights
Readers learn about earning limits for seniors, IRS questions on investment credit and retirement income, aliens registering in Washington County, a Maryland Civil War flag quest, and local weights and measures inspection limits. Postmaster and public notices touch on tax changes and social security tax increases.
Seven Americans Die In Helicopter Crash Near Saigon
Seven U S servicemen were killed when a troop carrying helicopter crashed southwest of Saigon amid suspected Communist ground fire. Another Mohawk recon aircraft and two Army helicopters faced mechanical problems as air operations intensified in the conflict region.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Mkang River
Ahere
Prayer Prayer for Transformation at First Christina Church
Prayer urges openness to God to reveal sins that defile lives and asks for spiritual transformation through the Holy Spirit in Jesus name. Source quotes Ollie Strain, Lackback, Texas, minister at First Christina Church.
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Jesus
Ouilley Strain
Lackback
Texas
First Christina Church
Small Towns Weigh Public Works Funds And Water Projects
Small towns in Washington County explore public works finance with state aid for main systems and a $180000 bond issue. Cities consider sewage lagoons vs watershed expansion as a route to connect with the Suburban Sanitary Commission plan. Some towns report water system upgrades and property transfers as they study long range plans.
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Punkstown
Clear Spring
Smithshoro
Fulkstown
Smithsburg
Lem
Cornell
Jin
Walter
Suburban Sanitary Commission
Jack Miller
Keedysville
Tshombe Presses to Hold Katanga Post Amid UN Rift
Western diplomats report Tshombe refuses to sign UN reform terms for Katanga while seeking to reintegrate as a provincial president. He faces possible treason charges in Léopoldville as UN and Congo government clash over authority and amnesty. Giant U S planes deliver bridging gear though Kolwezi hydro plants loom as target.
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Tshombe
Neola
Elisabethville
National Army
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adou
Samu
Léopoldville
United Nations
Inka
U.N. 4
Congo
U.N
Kolweala
U.S
Kolwedi
Wilhelm Signs 1963 Contract With Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm, aged 39, signs his 12th major league contract and is the first to return a 1963 pact. He reports to Miagal with pitchers and catchers on February 20 for the Orioles’ workouts. Wilhelm has 13 saves and 7 relief appearances in recent seasons, with a career 2.74 ERA and a no hitter earlier in his tenure.
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Trout Wilhelm
Oriole
Lee MacPhail
Miagal
Hoyt
Baltimore
Giants
Washington County
Arles
Cervices
Orlo-lancers
Drles
Davis
Short
Orioles
Cleveland
Area Women Urged To Return Cancer Detection Pipers
Dr Hugh J Davis of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine reported by telephone that about 70 percent of more than 1 900 rural Washington County women given do it yourself testing kits for cervical cancer have mailed back their samples. The program aims to test 5 000 county women within seven months, with future plans for Hagerstown groups. Early detection via mailed kits could lead to a 100 percent cure when cancer is found before invasion of the uterus.
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Hugh J. Davis
Jotius Hopking School of Medicine
Washington
Johns Hopkins
Denmark
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Keeelysville
IMS
Hagerstown
Mall
Davis
Screening Trial Uses Cuban Refugee As Piano Tuner
In Corpus Christi Texas the Dr Pedro Magil a music professor and Cuban exile takes part in a screening trial for the Cancer Society funded program with costs exceeding 11000. He returned to work after his car was towed by police for illegal parking. A patrolman fined him for the incident as the project relies on local doctors and researchers.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Pedro Magil
Cuba
Cancer Society
Fram
Washington County
Iety
Davis
Gil
Henry Cash
Lightning Fire Strikes Centreville. Firemen Delayed
Lightning sparked an early morning blaze in Centreville causing damage to multiple offices including State Police, with delays in alarm and response. Eight trucks and coastwise units battled the fire until 8 a.m. as rain fell and a chimney spewed bricks, with no injuries reported.
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Oniseom Haga
Bic Sheriks
Centreville
State Heads Commission
Chares B
Wood
Easton
Kastan
Churchill Fire Department
CR. Turner Sr
Roston
Serac
Coa Itreville
Maryland
Queen Annes County Memoria
County Farm Extension
Masked prowler rings doorbells in night scare
Mrs. Clarence M. Knox reported a six foot slender man with a yellow shirt and white mask at her back door around 8 p.m. Friday. Police combed the neighborhood but could not locate the intruder amid the last nights fog and reports of burglaries by others.
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Chy
Clarence M. Knox
Mae Molia Ave
City Police
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Printers ‘Union
W. Willard Wirtz
Powers
Fishers Association of
New York iNewspaper Guild
New York Daily News
State of Lie Union
Congress
Times
Bertram A. Powers
Journal-American
Baily News
ITV
World Telegram & Sun
Post
Herald
Tribune, Mirror
Long Island
Jeller
sUill
Daily News
F. M
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Rep
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Union
Tindler
Internal Revenue Service Office
Internal Revenue Service
Icerne Credit
Bisland
Tex Tex
Bec
Earle Building
Thomas M. Simpson
Uasted
Kenedy
Ratelian
Samuel Prustt
Confederate
Richmend
Maryland Guards
Pruett
University of Maryland Weights and Measures Division
Board of County Commissioners
Pla O
Paul
Suffeceal
University of Maryland Division
Evan Crossley
Walt Cnill
Tizzy
South Viet
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Claude T. Plume
Merle Edwards
Wifh
Fourth SL
Hagers- Lown
Sarah Steasman Harding
Wid
Richard Bilig Verdier
Old Smithsburg-Waynes
Oro
John Samuel Jones
Mary
Elizabeth Mades
Yarrawsburg
Frances Pauline _Zappacosta
Tayerstown
John McGil Lane
Samuel Loosa Lane
Ant Elise
Loose Jane
Thomas H. Shank
Division ‘Ave
Anticlam Heights
Katangen
Wilhelm
Sonotone
Bert Sonotone
Roy
Furr
Potomac Street
VIA
Nicodemus
Safe Deposit Box
Nicodemus National Bank
Codemus
ING National Bank
Northern Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Member
Federal Deposit Toserance Corporation
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