Railroads Begin Layoffs Over Wage Hike Across North
Chicago area rail lines across several companies announce non operating employee furloughs to offset a 10.2 cent hourly raise agreed by 11 unions for 450000 off train workers. Century of layoffs grows as lines estimate mult million annual costs and study further cuts amid post settlement cost pressures.
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Chicago
Thiavis Central Railroad
Wayne Johnston
Kennedy
James
Walte
H. Ellis Johnson
Milwaukee Road
Northern Pacific
Burlington Road
Santa Fe
Sitlay
Tn Ste Bonis
Missouri Pace
Peddt
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Peace Walkers Protest Training Of Armed Forces
A group of eight peace walkers demonstrated two hours in front of the U S Naval Academy main gate. The marchers carried signs opposing military training and planned to continue to Lanham Md and Washington D C. Coordinators from Hanover N H said they would join other groups in Lanham to enter D C together, with routes from Chicago and Nashville joining at Jefferson Memorial.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. Naval
Dwight Stottard
Media
Hanover
N.H
Washington Wall
Tanham
Peter Giffen
Haddonfield
Erry
Lanham
Washington
Giffen
Jefferson Memorial
Chibcago
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Valley Repeater Gets Prison Term
John Thomas, 25, of Grand Valley, was sentenced by Judge Herbert A. Mook in Crawford County Court at Meadville. On resisting arrest he received six months to a year in the Allegheny Community Workhouse, effective April 16, and on assault and battery on a police officer the same sentence, effective April 23. He must pay costs. sentences run concurrently, possibly leading to release in October.
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Anjsville
Lowell
John Thomas
Grand Valley
Tillisville
Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
Meadville
Allegheny Comunty
Thomas
Titusville Men Sentenced to Life for Murder in Louisiana
Ronald Lee Kennedy of Titusville and Truman Mace Donald of Bowie Texas were sentenced in Jefferson Parish Louisiana to life for murder with additional years on robbery charges. Judge Frederick J Heed presided. Both pled guilty to murder and robbery linked to a 1961 New Orleans crime. Their accomplice status and transport to Louisiana State Penitentiary followed court actions.
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Titusville
Bowie, Tax
Louisiana
Ronald Lee Kennedy
Itusville
Truman Mace Donald
Bowie
Tex
Fife
Frederick
J R
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
MacDonald
Port Pavetion
Atlanti
George V
Pittsburgh Fire Drives Out Blaze in East Liberty
Thirty families were displaced when a fire swept a building in Pittsburgh's East Liberty district. One firefighter suffered a minor hand cut and was treated and released. Six fire companies responded, bringing the flames under control in about an hour and a minute.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Fragmentary court report mentions sentences pronounced
Partial OCR text shows a judge pronouncing sentences and district attorney PF Richard mentioned alongside Thomas, with no clear outcome or details due to missing context.
Political mood of nation unsettled over Kennedy program
Democrats and Republicans in Washington report uneasy and uncertain national mood. Senate Leader Mansfield calls for quick action on Kennedy program to dispel uncertainty. House plans and social security tax debates add to anxiety about health reform and farm legislation amid looming sessions.
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Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Kennedy
Mansfield
Wwe
Ue Pro
Thetts—ameriat
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Ty—Finance Health
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Berlin tensions and strikes tied to armament race rise
Soviet leader Khrushchev visits a plant amid a backdrop of Communist strikes against the royal government. Police reports list casualties among workers during the protests led by a party chief Gherghi-Dey. The era sees heightened state unity declared between socialist states and calls for repairs.
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Nikita
Romania
Presat Communist Party
Gheorghe —Gherrhi-Dey
Hew
Tne
Khrushchev
Nazi Pioneer Directors in Milwaukee Scandal Emerges
Fragmentary notes show Paul Knauer Jr directing a pro German American Citi event stripped of activity and connection to Nazi Germany. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a controversial public figure linked to wartime propaganda efforts in Milwaukee.
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Dirs
Milwaukee
Paul Knauer, Jr
Germany
Scaring Not Effective In Road Safety
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Lawrence criticizes scare tactics in Pennsylvania highway safety education, urging a constructive, positive approach. He highlights shifting focus from fear to practical safety, praising programs that emphasize beneficial methods over sensational warnings.
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Gov. Lawrence
Aic
Panday
Saminar
Lawrent
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Unclear fragment hints at a traffic death or assault case
Fragmentary text references a driver and a fatal incident with possible names. Details are unreadable, leaving the event and identities uncertain.
More Terror Perils Algerier Pact Questioned
The article reports doubts about a pledge from Algerian leaders and a secret army, noting Europeans fear its legal value is limited to a broadcast by Mostefal. It mentions a clandestine command and influential Europeans shaping responses as tensions rise across Algiers and northern actions unfold.
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Algiers
Mostefal
PLN
Destricton
Algeria
Aarries Havever
Europeas
Msn
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