New Legal Tangle Over Railroad Arbitration Ruling
Washington report notes a fresh legal tangle as a congressional move to avert a national rail strike hinges on an arbitration ruling. The decision, issued by a special panel, would allow eliminating thousands of firemen jobs and faces court review after Congress ordered its issuance to prevent a broad shutdown last August.
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Satellite Launched Imp Aims to Forecast Solar Flares for Moon Missions
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A radiation sensing satellite named IMP soared to space to test if instruments can predict solar flares affecting moon travelers. Officials reported the mission as a step toward strict flare forecasting ahead of Apollo era moon missions.
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FBI to release facts on Kennedy assassination
Dallas sources say FBI Director J Edgar Hoover will disclose key evidence from the Kennedy assassination inquiry. The White House reportedly approved the move to place evidence under federal control. Officials expect confirmation that Lee Harvey Oswald fired the fatal shots and that no communist conspiracy is proven.
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Ruby Murder Trial May Be in Two Weeks
Jack Ruby the Dallas nightclub owner who killed Lee Harvey Oswald may face trial on a murder charge within two weeks. The case stems from the Kennedy assassination and Oswald’s shooting in Dallas. Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty. Ruby's defense says he is emotionally unsettled but calmer after the event.
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Vermont Booming Says Insurance Executive
St Johnsbury AP Vermont is booming says Douglas Meredith vice president of National Life Insurance. He notes a 44 percent rise in per capita income over the past decade despite a 3 percent population gain. The gain tops New England by about 10 percent.
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Senate Hears Kennedy Appeal and Acts on Bill
The Senate opened debate on a Kennedy appeal written before his death and then defeated Mundt's amendment by a 57-35 vote. The move would have blocked Export-Import Bank payments to Soviet and other Communist wheat buyers. Kennedy's unstamped letter warned of harm to American producers and exporters if the amendment passed.
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Johnson Urges Action Memorializing Kennedy Ends Extremism
President Johnson called for immediate congressional action to pass civil rights safeguards and a large tax cut, aiming to honor Kennedy through deeds. He condemned hate and urged national unity, saying Kennedy must be commemorated by advancing civil rights and the tax bill. The speech framed Kennedy’s memory as a mandate for action and brotherhood.
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Federal Grand Jury to Probe Mario Case
A Rutland grand jury will hear testimony in the case of Mario Paris a former Molly Stark School teacher who last July allegedly absconded with funds residents paid for a European tour he claimed to organize. The panel will decide if there is enough evidence to bring formal charges.
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Army Man Is Kidnapped In Venezuela
Col. James K. Chenault, deputy head of the U.S. Army mission in Venezuela, was abducted at gunpoint in Caracas around 7 a.m. by four armed men. The Pentagon confirmed the incident and said an anonymous caller later claimed the kidnapping was for propaganda purposes only.
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Inside The Thanksgiving Proclamation Page 3
Army Navy game time set Page 6. West Arlington garageman aids kids farmers collects guns Page 6. Manchester unopposed to zoning at hearing Page 6.
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Vermont Race Track Faces Tax, Legislature Battle Next Year
Vermont officials warn Green Mountain Park may face a tougher task in 1964 with a reluctant legislature to renew the liberalized tax. Sen. Boylan and Sen. O'Brien may lead a revolt against Hoff sponsored reforms amid political tensions and past promises. The track reported $500,000 in potential tax losses under the old formula, while state taxes collected this year totaled about $1.1 million.
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President Urges Reading of Kennedy Thanksgiving Proclamation
Johnson urged that Kennedy's Thanksgiving proclamation be read in churches nationwide as a memorial to the slain president. He asked churches newspapers radio and TV to include the message in observances of the holiday.
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