Brink of Strike Scare Tied to Rail Work Rules
Washington AP reports union leader H E Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen accused railroads of brink of strike tactics to push compulsory arbitration over new work rules. Five on train unions threaten strikes if crews are sliced on freight and yard runs before 12:01 a.m. Aug. 29 posting deadline. Gilbert opposed Kennedy’s plan to place dispute with ICC for two years, urging collective bargaining as solution.
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen
House Commerce Committee
Gilbert
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
Commerce Committee
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Neil P. Speirs
Patterson Accuses Kennedys of Cause In Racial Trouble
In Senate Commerce Committee testimony Patterson of Mississippi charged the Kennedy administration and Attorney General Kennedy bear primary responsibility for racial violence nationwide. He claimed Justice Department agents obstruct state and municipal laws and aid agitators. Governor Sanders of Georgia preceded him as Southern governors testified on civil rights.
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Patterson
Kennedys
Joe T. Patterson
Mississippi
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Attorney General
Department of Justice
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Sanders
Senate Commerce Group
Disarmament Talks Resume in Geneva
The United States seeks a comprehensive treaty banning all underground nuclear tests to supplement the Moscow limited test ban. Ambassador Charles C. Stelle opened the resumed 17 nation conference saying the Moscow accord fails to meet core goals. Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin and Britain’s Thomas outlined positions amid uncertainty.
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Geneva
United States
Moscow
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Peter Thomas
Youth Fined $15 and Jailed for Reckless Driving
Richard Briley, 16, of 1609 West, was fined 15 dollars in city court yesterday for speeding and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on each of two counts of reckless driving, to run concurrently. Parole after five days required surrender of license for a year and disposal of his car. The charges stemmed from an incident near town where hydrant water was wasted during a dry spell. No charges were filed against Kenny Jeffers and Lyle Yowell.
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Richard Briley
1609
West
Briley
Brown
Kenny Jeffers
Lyle Yowell
Humboldt R
Pledger of Land to Atheists Attends Christian Service
Carl Brown who pledged 80 acres near Stockton to Other Americans Inc. an atheist group attended a Methodist youth meeting at Camp Webster 12 miles south of Stockton. Rev Carl Schuster hosted him and evangelist Lyman Wood spoke on faith and doubt amid local petitions opposing the atheist colony plan.
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Stockton, Kan
Carl Brown
Brown
Carl Schuster
First Methodist Church of
Stockton
Methodist Church
Camp Webster
Schuster
Lyman
Wood
Amarillo
Tex
Thomas
Christ
Brow
Other Americans, Inc
Weather outlook Kansas: showers, warmer trend ahead
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a mild rise in temperatures through Wednesday with a low tonight around 70 to 75 and a high Wednesday dipping. scattered thunderstorms were expected to develop in Kansas today with similar patterns to Monday, lots of rain concentrated in western and northern counties, and several rainfall reports from Goodland, Collins, Loretta, Albert, Jetmore and Cedar Bluff.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Collier
Loretta
Albert
Jetmore
Cedar Bluff
North Central
Wichita
Pittsburg
Smith Named Mission Justice Justice Appointments In Topeka
Gov John Anderson announced the appointment of Dr Leland Randles as coroner of Bourbon County He is a physician at Fort Scott Anderson also named Arnold Smith of St Paul as justice of the peace for Mission township Neosho County He will succeed the late John O'Brien
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Topeka
John Anderson
Leland Randles
Bourbon County
Randles
Fort Scott
Anderson
Arnold Smith
St. Paul
Mission Township
Neosho County
John O'Brien
Test Ban Signing Not Bipartisan
Senate GOP leaders blocked a bipartisan display at the Moscow signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Everett Dirksen said he was not invited and would not attend, citing implications of approving the treaty without full effects. Other Republicans cited undecided positions, saying they would listen to both sides before deciding.
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Daniel P. Loomis
The
Association of American Railroads
Wagner
Washington
Senate
Moscow
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Dirksen
White House
Kennedy
Lowa
GOP
U.S
DWI Charges Dismissed for Chanute Men
Two Chanute men, Joseph A. Brazil and Harold L. Felkins, had driving while intoxicated charges dismissed after blood alcohol tests showed readings below .15. Brazil was refunded his $150 bond and posted $25 on a reckless driving charge. Felkins faced a similar secondary charge.
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Joseph A. Brazil
S. Forest
Harold L. Felkins
S. Highland
Brazil
Felkins
City approves 8-mill levy in 1964 budget
The city commission approved a 1964 budget calling for an 8 mill tax levy equal to $8 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The rate rises 2.379 mills from 5.621. Seven mills go to the general fund while one and a half mills enhance the industrial fund to its legal maximum for site development and industrial activities.
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Industrial Fund
Industria
Hayes
Chanute
West Cherry
State Tax Commission
Alcoholism Study Group Insurance Meetings Due
Gov John Anderson announced plans for meetings to study alcoholism state group insurance and a proposed new penal institution. Meetings would include legislators and officials to discuss after Labor Day and target recommendations for the 1965 Legislature.
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Ings
John Anderson
Anderson
Director of Penal Administration
Legislative Council
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Penitentiary and
Industrial Reformatory
Naval Air Station
Hutchinson
Kansas Women's Industrial Farm
Atchison
Women's Farm
Kansas Children's Receiving Home
Topeka
Boy Competes In Maricopa County Junior Cooking Championship
Phoenix 13 year old Joseph Meeker enters Wednesday’s junior cooking championships against six girls, aiming to prove boys can master the stove as well as the icebox.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Joseph Meeker
Phoenix Lad
Maricopa County
Discussions To Continue In St Louis Over Plant Relocation
A Chanute group will travel to St Louis on Thursday to press discussions with a firm eyeing Chanute relocation. City Commissioners Dave Evans and Ed Caldwell, City Manager R J Hayes, Chamber of Commerce President Fred Harris, and several local figures will attend as ongoing meetings occur locally and with bonding houses to finance the proposed move. A public meeting may follow depending on bonding inquiries.
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Chanute
St. Louis
Dave Evans
Ed Caldwell
R. J. Hayes
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Harris
Bob Manley
Dale Painter
Bob Allen
Hugh T. Jones
Bonding House
Four infiltrators killed near DMZ in southern Korea action
U S Army patrols and South Korean police killed four heavily armed North Korean infiltrators in a grassy area south of the Imjin River near Dangdong-iri. The clash followed an ambush that killed two U.S. soldiers and wounded another near Panmunjom. Captain George F. Larion Jr. of Davison, Michigan, was among the dead.
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Seoul, Korea
U.S
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Imjin River
Dangdong-iri
Washington
George F. Larion Jr
Davison
Mich
Larion
George F. Larion Sr
George Cree
U.N. Command
1St Cavalry Division
Demilitarized Zone
Panmunjom
Freedom Bridge
Associated Press
Kim Chong-kil
An Mu-hun
55 Workers Freed From Mexican Textile Factory
Police in Puebla Mexico freed 55 workers after gunmen held them for five days to force a union switch. Officers entered the factory stealthily and gained control without firing a shot, continuing to guard the site in the days that followed.
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Puebla
Mexico
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