Kennedy White House gala mixed songs and stories
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy hosted a Saturday night gathering with guests including George Turns, Caval sister Princess Lee Indziwill, Kirk Douglas and his wife. The event featured informal dining, jokes, and performances while fog disrupted travel plans to Middleburg Virginia.
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Washington
Kennedy
George Turns
Lee Indziwill
Channing
Laily
Ines
Kirk Douglas
David Orinsty Gore
Burns
Charles
Lowe
Bob Hud
San
Amy
Inlaw
Stephen Smith
Coe
Tego
Sogate House
Atomic Energy
Lincoln
Providence
Cor
Press strikes curb New York publishers and Cleveland union action
Across the nation strike activity disrupts papers in New York City and Cleveland. In New York City talks between publishers, printers, and the Guild stall amid demands for higher wages and agency shop terms. Cleveland papers face ongoing stoppages with Local 24 of the International Typographical Union and the Teamsters involved. overtime strikes affect Plain Dealer and Press and News operations.
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Publishers Association of
New York City
Werlheselary
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
the Press and News
Independent ‘Teamsters Union
Meveland
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio American
Ralph S. Locher
Teamsters
Press and News
Blair
New York
Uie
Ime
Kennedy Promises Tax Cuts to Boost Revenue and Jobs
President Kennedy outlines a $19.5 billion tax cut package with $3.5 billion in revisions, aiming to raise after tax take home pay and stimulate consumer demand. He forecasts additional cuts in 1966 and 1965, targeting over $8 billion in total relief to spur production and employment for millions entering the labor market while addressing high taxation.
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Leore
Kennedy
Nei
Mennedy
Aly
Omaal
Bill Maney
Dock Strikers Accept Terms Of Settlement
New York AP negotiators for striking longshoremen approved a presidential board plan to end a month long stoppage from Maine to Texas. The package includes 39 cents per hour over two years plus 16 cents in related adjustments, with retroactive relief for small businesses and tax changes. Federal mediators will review the deal while ships stay idle and port operations gradually return to normal as the two sides prepare to resume negotiations on personnel and security issues.
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New York
Maine
Sky
Kennedy
Bia
Sail
Southeast
Gulf
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Teresident
Hennady
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Tteir
East
New York Area
AncIe Fiboeak
Maryland
Atlantic
Spe
Cal Threesman Board
Morse
Pep AL Rat
Hel
Alexander F. Chopin
Mediation Board
Avauld
Winds end warm spell as prices rise and economy shifts
The article notes sharp winds ending a balmy period, factory weeks lengthening to about 40 hours, and prices rising modestly at 1.1 percent. It details a narrowed balance of payments from 3.9 to about 2 billion dollars, and outlines Kennedy's push to renew standby powers for tax cuts and public works, plus plans to expand unemployment benefits and the minimum wage.
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Kennedy
Congress
Noder
How To Hold FALSE TEETH Securely In Place
Consumer ad describes FASTEETH powder to make dentures fit firmer with less slip. Claims quick, alkaline formula dulls odor and keeps breath fresh. Promotes purchase at drug counters nationwide.
Man Convicted Of Making Nuisance Telephone Calls
A Hagerstown case sees Donus convicted for nuisance calls via walkie talkie linked to Mrs Birdsall and Betty Winn lines. Detective Earley testified the calls were made that afternoon, with evidence of prior hang ups cited by former employee Glori A Gabe. Prosecution sought to prove an intentional harassments scheme by Mrs Birdsall against Betty Winn. defense argued possible misdial. District Magistrate Hollyday ruled on admissibility of prior pattern evidence.
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Earley
Birdsall
Det
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Dels
Harley
Robert Frush
Hagerstown
Donus
Kenneth Markley
Dons
Dav- Poole
Mra. Birdsall
Jy Myers
Mackrey
Gloria A. Gabe
Summer St
Betty Winn
Cold snap grips Maryland Delaware with dry air and sun
A dry airmass brings bright sun across the Maryland Delaware region though temperatures plunge into the teens in the east and near zero in mountains tonight amid strong northwest winds. Two Tilghman boats were damaged as waves pushed oyster craft under Knapps Narrows Bridge. volunteers and Coast Guard worked hours to refloat the vessels BB Collier and H M Willing owned by Tilghman residents. Temperatures Sunday ranged from the 30s to 60s in southern Maryland with single digits in some areas. the Weather Bureau predicts five more days about 9 degrees cooler than normal with possible precipitation Thursday or Friday.
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Maryland-Delaware
Pany
Coast Guard
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
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Dale Larrimore
Tilghman
H. M. Willing
Robert Schwartz
Tilghar
Maryland
al. Easton
Waldorf
Salisbury
Weather Bureau
Hel
Byers Gets 60 Days In Jail and Forgery Charge
Byers received 60 days in jail and was held on a forgery charge. Court notes suggest alcohol impairment and loss of balance as factors. Lloyd had offered partial payment in another case, while Preston W. Dun was found not guilty of false pretense. Oscar Peoples at 2605 Virginia Ave involved in the report.
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Hickenlooper
Sermy
mShe Laurs
Lincoln
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Khyushcchev
United Nations
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S. Senate
Vasily ¥. Kuznetnoy
U.S
Arthur Dean
Byers
Andi
Lloyd
Inca Pall
Byer
Vas
Preston W. Dun
Moe
Franklin St
Oscar Peoples
Virginia Ave
New Boulevard Opens Amid City County Cooperation
The new Burhans Boulevard opening draws praise for city county cooperation and promises of industrial site growth. Mayor Burhans and officials emphasized the project as a major investment likely to boost traffic and economic development, with remarks planned from Elders and council members amid ongoing local political drama.
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Burhans
Crossley
H. Edward Anderson
Ducehans
Daniel E. Hohrer
Economic Developent Commission
Spigter
Dunn
Dana
Peoples
Bunn
Amt
Martin.b. Hostetter
Mr. Peoples
Jane
Heneistrate Dwyer
Renn
Washington University official to visit Hagerstown schools
David Weaver assistant director of admissions at Washington University will visit Hagerstown high schools on Wednesday January 23 to interview students interested in attending. At 8 30 a m he will be at North Hagerstown High School with principal Herbert Logsdon and at 9 45 a m he will visit South Hagerstown High School with principal Richard Whisner. Additional information may be obtained from the schools.
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David Weaver
Washington University
Hagerstown High Schools
Weaver
North Hagerstown High School
Herbert C. Logsdon
South Hagerstown
Hgh School
Richard T. Whisner
Monath Installed as President of Local Retired Civils Group
J C Monath, retired IRS official, was installed as president of Duval County Chapter 172, National Association of Retired Civil Employees. The ceremony occurred at the George Washington Hotel in Jacksonville and was conducted by state association president Noseoe Ei. Maglig from Bore Raton.
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Internal Revenue Service
Duval
Florida
National Association
George Washington Hole
Jacksonville
Noseoe Ei
Maglig
Ot Bore
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