Railroad wage demands loom as firemen seek 25 percent raise
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen plans a 25 percent basic wage increase for 30,000 members starting February 2, with four other unions totaling 150,000 members to follow later. Firemen argue for daily increases of 5 to 6 dollars, while railroads push peaceable settlement terms and warn the diesel era erodes their role.
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Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
H. FE. Gilbert
Hostlers
J. E. Wolfe
Gilbert and
Wolfe
Vision of a united future guided by science and morality
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg told Georgetown University that humanity may mature into cooperative global living without war. He argued science could ease hunger pollution and water shortages while expanding human perception, though some fear dehumanizing tech. he urged rising generations to steer toward the ultimate good for nation and mankind.
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Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Georgetown University
Dr. Seaborg
New 1040 Form Redesign Aims For Easier Filing
The Internal Revenue Service mails redesigned Form 1040 to about 60 million potential taxpayers. The cleaner light type reduces heavy appearance while preserving questions and rates. Commissioner Cohen says it is easier to follow as April 15 approaches and data collection for filing rises.
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Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Sheldon S. Cohen
Lyndon Johnson and Realism Shaping a New State of the Union
The piece contrasts the old Lyndon Johnson with the current presidency, noting how his realism reshapes goals for the Great Society and war in Southeast Asia. It cites labor trends, education, and civil rights progress through Jerome Holland and various corporate recruiting patterns.
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Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dick Russell
Georgia
Tommy Corcoran
New Deal Days
Lyndon
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Hudson River
Lady Bird
Jerome Holland
Hampton Institute
Holland
Dow Chemical
Dupont
Union Carbide
Wirtz
Pause in bombing ends as U S plans renewed strikes on North Vietnam
Inside Report notes Johnson will likely order U S bombers to resume and intensify attacks on North Vietnam after Christmas pause. Escalation targets electric plants and oil depots while sanctuary areas for Hanoi and Haiphong remain protected.
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Johnson
U. S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Nanoi
Viet Nam
Bachelor Stunned As Chum's Mate Attempts To Engineer Triangle
Dear Abby advises a 34 year old bachelor and construction engineer about fidelity and meeting the right kind of partner after returning from the Middle East. The exchange covers chastity, dating, and social norms with admonitions to seek appropriate partners.
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Bachelor
Chum
Abby
Middle East
U. S
You’ve Become Middle Aged II
Hal Boyle surveys signs of middle age as a humorous guide to aging. He lists traits like early morning wakefulness, frug clothes, appetite for bad foods, nap during day and restless nights, gift-giving to hospitalized friends, forgetfulness with gossip, bifocal conversations, retire-early fantasies, acid indigestion, envy of Tahiti offers, and cemetery plot investments.
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New York
Tahiti
Today in History highlights key events on Jan 28
On January 28 1966 a history page notes events including the 1878 first commercial telephone switchboard in New Haven where subscribers said ahoy instead of hello. It also recalls 1871 Paris surrender in the Franco Prussian War 1916 Brandeis nominated to the Supreme Court and 1943 Roosevelt met Vargas in Natal. The 1945 Burma Road reopening convoy is also noted.
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New Haven
Conn
Paris
Louis Brandeis
Supreme Court
Franklin. Roosevelt
Geralo Vargas
Natal
Burma Road
Joseph Stilwell
You And Your Income Tax Part 3 Not All Deductions
The piece outlines what expenses may and may not be deductible on federal income tax returns. It notes itemizing versus standard deductions, eligible deductions such as state taxes real estate taxes and interest, and non deductible items like federal taxes, certain licenses, and political gifts, with guidance to consult IRS forms and the Your Federal Income Tax booklet.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
The
Community Chest
United Funds
Salvation Army
Churches
Red Cross
Heart and Cancer Asso
YMCA
YWCA
YMHA
YWHA
American Legion
IRS
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John Chamberlain
Senate
White House
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
Shina
Moscow
Dear Abby
R. R
Baltimore
Bev
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
By James Marlow
Oy Corrie
Matl
U.S
Athens
Obie Post Office
Os Secone
the Messenger
Union St
Ohio
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