District Court Reforms Urged in New Report
A Boston AP report says a special commission urges overhauling the district court system with full time status for special justices. It proposes salaries of 18000 dollars for specials, extends the six member jury system to all districts, and calls for night sessions and reassignment of specials to preside over misdemeanor sittings.
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Boston
Special Commission
Nonresident Car Coverage Bill Killed in Massachusetts Senate
The Massachusetts Senate rejected an auto insurance bill that would require out of state cars entering the state to carry the same liability insurance as Massachusetts residents. Opponents warned it would be hard to enforce amid heavy tourist travel. The House also sent to the Senate a $7.5 million budget for special repairs and equipment, with Gov Peabody seeking $5 million. A motion to strike the one year notes financing clause failed 67 to 139.
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New York
Joseph F. Gibney
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House
Senate
Endicott Peabody
Sidney Q. Curtiss
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Cotton Mill Strike Off Ends Nineteen Eighty Seven Style
Some 12,000 textile workers returned to work after late negotiations averted a strike. The Textile Workers Union of America AFL CIO backed a two year contract with a five percent wage hike, to be voted on Sunday. The deal affected Berkshire Hathaway workers in MA and RI, American Thread Co in Willimantic Conn, Bates Manufacturing and Pepperell Manufacturing in ME. The union had sought a ten percent package increase. current wages average about 1.65 dollars per hour with a 1.35 minimum.
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Textile Workers Union of America
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Rhode Island
American Thread Co
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Rich Stock Split Voted by AT and Tele
AT and T shareholders approved a 2-for-1 stock split at the 79th annual meeting in the Bronx. The split takes effect June 22 next year with one additional share per existing share, and a regular quarterly dividend of $1 was declared payable July 1 to holders of record May 28.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Bronx
Berkshire Eagle
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Pittsfield
Johnson Urges Quick Rail Settlement In Talks
President Johnson pressed for a voluntary settlement of the five year rail wage and work rule dispute ahead of a possible April strike. Mediation continued with five unions and about 200 railroads as Johnson warned a definite Monday decision is needed and noted Congress could be asked for emergency action if talks fail.
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Johnson
Congress
George Reedy
White House
Extension Granted In Cigarette Case
The Federal Trade Commission has granted a one month extension to May 15 for filing information or arguments on its proposal that cigarette packages and advertising carry warnings that cigarette smoking is a health hazard.
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Federal Trade Commission
Methodists Question Merger Delays Spark Denominational Debate
At Princeton Theological Seminary six major Protestant denominations continue exploratory talks on union while the Methodist delegation questions feasibility and desirability. The Episcopal delegation plans to await at least three more years before seeking convention authorization to draft a formal plan.
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Episcopal General Convention
Connecticut Redistricting Hearing Postponed
A three judge federal court postponed until May 7 a hearing on congressional redistricting to allow the Connecticut General Assembly time to address the issue. Attorneys for the Democratic and Republican parties and plaintiff Jack Zaiman supported the postponement.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut General Assembly
Jack Zaiman
Hartford Courant
Pill Blocks Flu Virus 75 Percent in Human Tests
CHICAGO AP Researchers report a pill amantadine hydro chloride shows about 75 percent effectiveness in preventing Asian flu in volunteers, with reduced symptoms in treated patients. It may shield against German measles and possibly other infections, though more testing is needed before approval.
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Herman A. Wendel
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DuPont
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