Five Rail Unions Plan Proceedings Against Arbitration Ruling
Five rail unions join to sue to overturn the arbitration decision that would eliminate thousands of fireman jobs and seeks a court challenge to the August emergency law underpinning the ruling. They aim to file in federal court and challenge the law's constitutionality before a Friday deadline. The dispute, spanning nearly 200 railroads, centers on crew sizes and job protections for about 40,000 workers.
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Washington
Congress
Railway Labor Act
Labor Department
Special
Presidential Emergency Board
Arbitration Board
National Mediation Board
Singer's Car Struck by Pellet in Davenport
Opera star Margherita Roberts reports a pellet fired through her car window near Davenport. Police suspect a youth used a pellet gun. same neighborhood saw another car window shot out. Roberts, formerly Margate Roberts, heads to Italy for the season opener in Parma after a European tour.
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Davenport
Margherita Roberts
Atlantic
Thomas Nobis
Miss Roberts
Margate Roberts
Italy
Parmi
Iowa Liquor Sales Banned During Shaff Plan Vote
Des Moines reports state liquor stores were closed during voting on the Shaff reapportionment plan while the attorney general ruled that liquor sales were prohibited during the election. Local ordinances determined beer sale allowances, with Des Moines permitting beer sales.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Attorney General's Office
Weather Forecast Tuesday Night Through Thursday
Clear to partly cloudy west and mostly cloudy east Tuesday night with a few snow flurries in the northeast. Lows range from 15 to 16 in the northeast to the 20s in the southwest. Wednesday looks generally fair with highs in the 40s and little change expected Thursday.
Atlantic Retail Sales Rise In Southwest Iowa Quarter
State sales tax data show Atlantic region retail sales for the quarter ended June 30 at 4 677 722 dollars, up 369 383 from 1962. Cass county 127 111 36, Anita 319 095, Griswold 696 513, and Gales 6 381 90 reflect mixed gains and declines across several towns.
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Atlantic
Cass County
Anita
Griswold
Iowa
Commuter Train Derailment Near Speonk Causes Minor Injuries
Five cars of the Long Island Rail Road train jumped tracks in Brookhaven at about 6 a.m. One car overturned injuring 20 passengers, with two admitted to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Notable victims include Peter Scimeca of Mastic who suffered a heart attack and Joseph Freisel of Mastic Beach with back and shoulder injuries. The 13 car train was en route from Speonk to Jamaica with 30 passengers aboard, stopping at Center Moriches and Shirley. Shuttle buses ferried passengers around the damaged track.
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Brookhaven
N.Y
Long Island
Nassau County
Jamaica
Queens
New York City
Center Moriches
Shirley
Marion Boy Killed by Car While Waiting for School Bus
Marion AP reports six year old Robert Dudek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dudek, was struck and killed Tuesday by a car driven by Mrs. William Johnson of Springville while waiting for a school bus about five miles east of Marion on Highway 64 151. authorities said the driver did not see him in time.
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Marion
Robert Dudek
Here
Edward Dudek
William Johnson
Springville
Three Grinnell Police Murder Indictments Delayed
The Grundy county grand jury postponed consideration of indictments against three men charged with killing a Grinnell policeman on November 13. The delay to December 12 was due to a pathologist for the prosecution being unavailable until that date.
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Montezuma
Grinnell
Fire Destroys Palladium Bowling Alley and Cafe
A blaze in Lake Park near the Iowa Minnesota line leveled the Palladium bowling alley and cafe. Owner Elmer Larson estimated losses above 50000, with smoke damage to nearby shops totaling over 12000. Firefighters from three towns battled the two hour blaze, noting it could have wiped out the entire block in strong winds.
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Iowa-Minnesota
Dickinson County
Mandy Department
State Theater
Lake Park
Spirit Lake
Harris
Turkish president holds talks to end crisis after Inonu resignation
In Ankara President Cemal Gursel interviews leaders of Turkey's five major parties seeking a swift solution to the coalition crisis. He reassures citizens and plans to decide on a new premier designate after discussions with Ra gip Gumushpala and other party heads.
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Turkey
Cemal Gursel
Ismet Inonu
Gursel
Ragip Gumushpala
Justice Party
National, Peasants’ Nation
New Turkey
Inonu
Republican Peoples’ Party
New Turkey and
Peasants’ Nation
Aldermen Adopt Plan for Voluntary Desegregation
The Atlanta Board of Aldermen adopted a nonbinding resolution urging public and private businesses to remove racial banners. The measure passed 10 to 4 and carries no legal force.
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Atlanta
Board of Aldermen
Cites Need for Better Public Relations at Farm Bureau Dinner
Dan Murphy of the Iowa Farm Bureau urged improved public relations between farmers and urban residents at the Cass county Farm Bureau annual dinner. He cited value in exchanges of problems and visits between businesspeople and farmers to foster harmony and fair legislative representation under the Shaff plan. The event, hosted by Cass County Farm Bureau, featured Col ling Bower as master of ceremonies and Harold Henderson delivering the welcome. prizes were awarded to urban residents after the program.
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Cass Farm Bureau
J. L. Lantis
Dan Murphy
State Farm Bureau
Collins Bower County
Iowa Farm Bureau
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Massena
Viota
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Shaff
Henderson
Four Ds Quartet
Don Steinbeck
Dale Pauley
Don Jensen
Dean Coomes
Rolland King
Barbara Chester
Sondra Nelson
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Keokuk
Davenport
Mason City
Estherville
David O. Shaff
R-Clinton
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
Recognition Night Honors 4-H Alumni and Leaders
Outstanding 4-H alumni and club leaders were honored at the annual recognition banquet held Saturday in the community building. Nancy Fredrichsen of Walnut spoke on Aiming for New Heights as five-year service pins were awarded to Lyle Harris Bill Kinen Harold Wickey and Earl Wiechmann.
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Nancy Fredrichsen
Walnut
John Jones
Cumberland
Randall Baier
Griswold
Lyle Harris
Bill Kinen
Harold Wickey
Earl Wiechmann
Richard Kay
Linda Symonds
Darrell Funk
Extension Council
Bill Harris
Dwight Bakely
Royce Kitelinger
Ellen Lilienthal
Johnson outlines his personal economy program
President Johnson tells Democratic congressional leaders of a personal economy in government plan aimed at an early tax cut. He orders waste reduction and budget restraint while McNamara informs maintenance and contracting staff that cost efficiency will affect promotions. Gordon to lead inquiry and report back.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
House
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kermit Gordon
Johson
Gordon
East German Corporal Escapes to West Berlin
A 23 year old East German corporal fled to West Berlin early today. While on duty near the barbed wire border he crawled under the wire without being noticed by guards, escaping into the western sector.
Kennedy remains central figure as nation awaits stance
Washington AP reports Robert Kennedy may back President Johnson after his brother’s assassination, with talks of him joining a future ticket and long term runs. Iowa voters focus on the Shaff reapportionment plan as polls open in des moines and towns statewide amid light turnout.
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Washington
Robert Francis Kennedy
Florida
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Johson
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Ethel
Kennedys
Robert
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Centerville
Ottumwa
Venezuelan Victor Pledges Battle Against Reds
Raul Leoni, Betancourt’s candidate, won a smashing presidential election victory in Venezuela. He led the seven man field by over 200000 votes with unofficial counts from 70 percent of ballots. Voters faced threats as 95 percent participated despite violence from Communist terrorists.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Leoni
Betancourt
Mea
Helicopter Falls on Manhattan Building in Lower West Side
Police report a helicopter crashed onto a building at West 13th Street and Washington Street in Lower Manhattan. Initial details were unavailable.
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New York
West 13Th
Washington Streets
Lower Manhattan
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