Railroad automation debate tests union and management resolve
In Chicago Wednesday management and five railroad brotherhoods will discuss work changes amid a long standing firemen dispute. A 1959 Kaiser plan showed a path where automation raises productivity while preventing layoffs, offering lessons but facing rail labor realities and potential government arbitration.
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A Thing Of The Past And The Ebb Of Party Loyalty
The piece argues party loyalty has faded as elections show split outcomes with Democrats winning states while Republicans win local and congressional seats. It notes past clear divides on issues and questions whether voting for individuals over party platforms is beneficial or damaging to the U.S. government.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockerfeller
Beware Of Planners For You
Harry Hazlitt argues in The Free man against government economic planning. He says official planners assume private enterprise operates in chaos and requires a single state plan. He praises voluntary planning in a free society where producers workers and consumers each plan for their own futures.
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Retirement thoughts mix with stock tips in 1963 column
A reader plans retirement at 77 and considers switching investments to gain income. The letter discusses holdings in Inland Steel and American Airlines, plus bonds and other stocks, with a financial reply praising Inland Steel and advising holding or adjusting positions for steady income.
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Anaconda
Soviet leader Khrushchev risks nuclear war by bold stance
The text notes Khrushchev has talked peace but in recent months acted on a massive risk of nuclear war, while the Soviets hold Berlin harassments at bay for now. It frames policy by actions over words and questions the credibility of peaceful coexistence.
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Student Death Sparks Berlin Terrorist Probe
West Berlin police said the accidental student death led to a probe of a pro Nazi youth band blamed for bombings along the Communist wall. They reported interviewing 10 people and anticipated arrests within 48 hours as part of a broader disarmament debate.
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Planning Panel Weighs Motel Plan Today
The Madison County Planning Commission meets today to review permits for a motel at the intersection of Mounds Road and Indiana 109. The hearing also covers other development proposals and zoning variances.
Testa for Good Parents and Tonsil Debate in Schools
A column questions the push for teen driving lessons in high school while critiquing parental testing. It discusses medical shading around tonsillectomy versus tonsillotomy, notes public petitions to scientific bodies, and hints at claims about women in science and the Antarctic.
Eleven Army helicopter men honored in Vietnam awards
In Saigon, eleven U.S. Army helicopter crews received medals from Bronze Star for valor to other commendations. The ceremony highlighted acts of bravery in South Vietnam's war theater.
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Soviet admits behind scene talks with China on talks
Soviet government confirms for the first time that behind the scenes overtures have been made to China to join in bilateral talks to end their quarrel. Izvestia says a letter from the Communist Central Committee urged a meeting and an end to public polemics between the two powers. Western diplomats say talks may involve Niuj Nhrushchev and Mao Tze-tung.
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Folklore Findings and Humorous Language Snippets
A collection of light anecdotes on language use and pronunciation. A London native with a cockney accent prompts humorous mispronunciations as passersby react. Tales include a girl thanking Grandma, a bus scene with name puns, and a family exchange about calling on a businessman.
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