Rail unions and railroads clash over crew rules reform
The dispute centers on feather bedding and wage structure as unions and management present six recommendations from a presidential commission. Key issues include diesel firemen, pay tied to time and mileage, equipment upgrades, limited switching roles, run lengths, and crew size arbitration with job protections and safety concerns cited by both sides.
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Chicago
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Commission
Gil‘bert
Minneapolis
Labor Movement
Gilbert
Registration notices and probate action in Chanute Kansas
Public notices announce voter registration hours for Chanute from March 4 to March 8 1963 including eligibility rules and in person registration at Memorial Building. Also notice of appointment of administrator for the estates of Tillie and Grover Hamill and a road vacation hearing by Neosho County Commissioners in 1963 with meeting set March 20.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Novemer
Memorial Building
Nec County
Tillie Hamill
Grover C. Hamill
Tillie E Hamill
Neosho County
Tillie E. Hamill
Orange County
California
Chas Chanute Tribuneebruary
Board of County Commissioners
Neeshe County
Neosho
Wilson Counties
Humboldt Rotary Club hears Sweden travelogue
Humboldt Kansas Rotarians heard Mrs. Jack Jordan of Savonburg recount Sweden visits with slides and a travelogue. The event included off season notes on daylight, five month snow winters, and relatives visited in Savonburg. The gathering featured songs, gifts, and plans for future LAPM visits with broad attendance from Parsons and Great Bend members.
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Jack Jordan
Savonburg
Sweden
Malcolm Higgins
Leonard Ford
George Works
Shelton Propst
W. G. Bodley
Chanute
Paul Cartright
Paul Ellis
William H. Achter
Iola
Ford
Ed Barnhart
Parsons
Pattriarch
Odd Fellows Hall
Barnhart
Glenda Younkin
Great Bend
Kansas Department Association
LAPM
Clarence Tricker
Sterling
Lapm International
Lady Barnhart
Fern McMahon
Department Association
Coffeyville
End of Polygamy Demanded in Iran
Iranian women from 22 political and social groups called for an end to polygamy and stronger protections for wives under divorce laws at a Tehran news conference. They highlighted that current law allows men to divorce without cause.
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Iran
Tehran
Kansas Oil Output Rises In Kansas Strong Week
AP reports U S crude oil and condensate averaged 4 414 775 barrels daily last week, down 26 825 barrels from the prior week. Kansas output climbed 528 barrels per day to 316 650 barrels daily as per the Oil and Gas Journal released today.
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TULSA
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
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