Labor Chiefs Hot Over Report Automation Not Destroying Jobs
Danville Register reports that a special commission studying automation plans to tell Congress that automation has not destroyed jobs. The draft finds no radical disruption of past trends, but union leaders fury stems from perceived pro automation bias and job threats.
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Danville
Riday
Walter P. Reuther
Pecial Commission
Congress
Ute Workers
Joseph
Dent
AFL
Johnson
Commission
Garth Mangum
Thej
Ately
B52 Raids Planned in Laos Under Secret Pact
Reports from Saigon indicate U S B 52 bombers will target improved Communist infiltration facilities in Laos under a secret agreement. The strikes, to be conducted without advance public notice, aim at disrupting infiltration routes near the Laos Viet Nam border.
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Laos
U. S
Saigon
Viet Nam
Permanent Rail Strike Injunction Blocks Southern Walkout
A federal judge in Macon Georgia permanently en joined trainmen of Southern Railway from striking the 10 400 mile system after a Dec 3 work stoppage over engine versus car cab duties The injunction followed a brief strike that drew picket lines in Louisville Memphis Knoxville Charlotte Asheville Greenville and Atlanta The court ruled the walkout illegal as it was not to enforce authorized collective demands and noted Southern seeks to remove crew cars to install engine side facilities while the union fights to keep cabs and seek improvements
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Macon
Southern Railway
USS. Dist
J. Robert Elliott
Calumbua
Brotherhood of Railway
Elliott
Louisville
Memphis
Knoxville
Union
Southern
Mock War In Arctic Area Canceled
Anchorage Alaska AP Operation Polar Sweep Alaska annual military exercise canceled due to increased US military commitments in Southeast Asia. The mock war in the Arctic with two mythical nations was set for January 24 to February 3 involving Regular Army National Guard and Army Reserve troops nationwide. The Alaska Command announced the cancellation.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Southeast Asia
Arctic
National Guard
United States
Alaskan Command
Rees Wins Congressional Seat Over Marshall in L.A.
State Senator Thomas Rees and wife Leanne celebrate at party HQ in Los Angeles after defeating Dr Edward Marshall for the Congress seat once held by James Roosevelt. Roosevelt resigns from a U.N. post.
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Thomas Rees
Leanne
Los Angeles
Edward Marshall
Congress
James Roosevelt
Rees
Roosevelt
U.N
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