East Coast Dock Strike Ends as AFL ILA Accepts Pact
The East Coast dock strike ended after 18 days as the AFL International Longshoremen's Association voted to accept a contract. About 65,000 members approved, with a few locals continuing to strike. Emergency stevedore crews will unload perishables Sunday, full crews Monday, and ships to resume onward.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Maine
Virginia
Joseph P. Ryan
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Ryan
New London, Conn
Longshoremen’s Association
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
Boston
Union International
Daniel J. Donovan
Providence
R. I
Manhattan
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Albany
Hoboken
WN. J
Coed Rescued After Sabine Canyon Ordeal near Tucson
Josephine Ferrand a 22 year old former University of Arizona student was rescued in Sabine Canyon near Tucson after five days lost. She was found Saturday exhausted and exposed but alive and in stable condition.
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Tucson
Ariz
Josephine Ferrand
University of Arizona
Quick Action Nets Housewife Five Dollar Tip
Mrs G W Guckerman of 416 South Arthur Avenue reported a street collision after hearing tires squeal and fenders boom. Her quick call to the POST earned this week’s five dollar news tip award for prompt reporting of an unusual situation.
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G. W. Guckerman
South Arthur Ave
Thieves Loot Pocatello Housewife in Late Evening Break-in
Two unidentified men forced entry into Mrs. Olive Whiting’s home at 434 East Whitman Street about 8 p.m. Friday. They demanded her purse, fled with about $45, and Mrs. Whiting fainted, later recovering. Police are investigating and continuing work on the case.
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Olive Whiting
East Whitman St
Slick Idaho Roads Challenge Drivers After Storm
Drivers report slick spots on northern routes including Idaho Falls Ashton and Portneuf areas while southern roads near McCammon are better. Crashes occur at Johnson and Fremont and at Eighth and Clark with minor damage. no arrests.
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Greyhound
Idaho Falls-Ashton
McCammon
Portneuf
Hill
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho
Gate City
Johnson Ave
Fremont St
Elmer S. Packer
South
Lincoln Ave
Herschel R.arrington
North Sixth Avenue
R. William Field
North
Seventh Ave
R. H. Dills
Route 1
Eighth Ave
Clark Street
Reds Admit Defeat As Strike Ended
Paris AP reports the Communist led General Confederation of Labor ended an eight week coal strike and ordered miners back to work on Monday. Officials noted 80 percent of about 350,000 miners had returned to duty and said regrouping was needed to pursue further action.
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PARIS
General Confederation of Labor
Miners’ Federation
West Coast Radio Operators spark delay in peace pact
CIO Radio Operators rejected shipowner proposals and ordered waterfront pickets from Seattle to San Diego delaying the West Coast maritime settlement. Some 30 000 longshoremen and seafarers face work return only after all parties sign satisfactory agreements, with ARA insisting negotiations continue.
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San Francisco
CIO
West Coast
CIO American Radio Association
Seattle
San Diego
ARA
PASA
Pacific American Shipowner's Association
Police Seek Armed Trio After Stolen Car Theft
Utah police issued alerts for two men and a woman suspected of stealing a car in Ely from a Nevada man who had given them a ride. The trio, described as armed and dangerous, bound and gagged the driver and left eastbound in his vehicle. All involved are about 22 years old.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ely
Nevada
Allen Dalby
Fallon
Three Idaho Pilots Marooned In Primitive Area
Ronald Campbell of Boise and Bill Fogg of McCall were reported missing after Campbell left a Salmon river ranch Wednesday. Both men and Del Crone of Cascade were marooned in a half-fallen Bruce Meadows cabin with cold, scarce food. State Aeronautics Director Chet Moulton and veteran pilot Bill Woods flew supplies to the stranded group.
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Cascade, Ida
Idaho
Bruce Meadows
Ronald Campbell
Boise
Ida
McCall
Salmon River
Bill Fogg
McCall Mountain
Campbell
Fogg
del Crone
Cascade
McCall's Ranch
Bruce Meadow
Chet Moulton
Bill Woods
No. 1 Notre Dame Routs Washington 46 to 0 in 21st straight win
South Bend Indiana January 6 1964 Notre Dame crushed Washington 46 to 0 to extend its consecutive victory streak to 21 the longest in college football history.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Washington
Taxes For Farmers Explained
Farmers with gross income of 600 dollars or more must file a federal tax return even if no tax is owed. The rules include 600 dollar exemptions for self and dependents, additional 600 for age 65+, and deductions for farm expenses. The guide notes half the gain from sale of certain stock may be taxable and emphasizes two-step filing and estimated payments deadlines.
Navy ends hunt for unidentified sub near Corpus Christi
The U S Navy discontinued a search for an unidentified submarine reported within 20 miles of the Corpus Christi naval base. The base commander declined comment and referred inquiries to Capt Ward Harrigan, who confirmed the search was called off after no contact with the sub.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
U. S. Navy
Naval Base
United Press
Ward Harrigan
Harrigan
Boise Governor Opposes Slot Machines and Seeks State Ban
Boise action looms as city council weighs killing or revamping the slot machine ordinance. Governor Robins declares personal opposition and plans to push legislation to outlaw machines statewide, citing the 1947 act as ineffective and a revenue drain. He argues licenses siphon money, with cities allowed to set high fees while state and county share collapse.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Robins
Twin Falls
Weiser
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Elks Club
Eagles
Minor Blazes Reported Here
Firemen battled two small overnight blazes in Pocatello with minimal damage. At 1:50 a m the 544 East Lander Street apartment building owned by S M Bronson was saved from major damage after an overheated stove ignited a fire. Later at 7:55 a m a minor blaze at 1538 South Second Avenue near a defective jacket in a chimney caused slight damage to a home owned by Robert Young.
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Pocatello
East Lander Street
S. M. Bronson
John Loman
H. Rudhtiy
South Second Avenue
Robert Young
MacArthur Says Tojo and 6 Others May Be Hanged Soon
Gen Douglas MacArthur announced the condemned war leaders may be hanged any time after midnight. Col M P Echols said the public information office will operate around the clock from 12:01 am to issue rapid bulletins from Sugamo prison. He defended secrecy and declined to explain the phrase the general proprieties.
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Tokyo
Douglas
8Th Army
Sugamo Prison
MacArthur
Public Information Office
Echols
8Th Army Public Information Office
Sugamo
Tojo
Amercan
U.S
Two Brothers Reunite After Long Separation
Richard Brown found his brother Bob ten miles from Shoshone after a weeklong hunt sparked by a Post story. Readers aided the search in Pocatello guiding Brown to Twin Falls where the brothers shared a Thanksgiving dinner before Brown returned home to Lamar, Colorado.
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Richard Brown
Shoshone
Richard
Bob
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Brown
Lamar
Cole
Worm Mart Means Cash To Crackers
In Blountstown Florida families rely on earthworms for livelihood described as grunting. Worm brokers earn up to 6000 annually while workers including children get 15 to 25 cents per hundred worms. Owners profit from large acre worm beds with payments per hundred worms dug and rising returns from other bait ventures.
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Blountstown
Fla
Florida
Andrew Coxwell
Crubber
A. B. Gilbert
Chipley
Coed Slaying Suspect Plans Self Defense Bid
Joseph Walker 31, charged in the rape slaying of Theresa Foster 18, says he will defend himself at trial. He asked his mother for funds to hire investigators and to place a witness ad. Walker, arraigned before Judge Coffin, admits disposing of the body but claims an unknown blond, chubby man killed Foster while he was unconscious on November 9.
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Boulder
Colo
Joseph Walker
Theresa Foster
University of Colorado
Stu Bertrcnd
Myrtle Walker
Santa Monica
Cal
Walker
C. C. Coffin
Coffin
French home fryer touted as first of its kind
An electric fryer designed for home use is unveiled as the first unit of its kind. It heats three pounds of oil to a French-frying temperature of 380 degrees in about 15 minutes.
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Reds
Santa Claus
Fargo- Wilson Wells Company
Mercy Hop
Worm Mart
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