Strike at Southern Railway Ends Overnight Tie Up
A sudden Southern Railway freight strike ended after U S District Court Judge J Robert Elliott signed an emergency order at 3 45 a m. Picket lines halted mail and passenger service briefly until the unions complied. A Jan 13 hearing will decide the ongoing issue of whether freight train crew should ride in the engine or caboose. Both unions and employers are urged to act responsibly to protect public service.
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De Gaulle Humble Vote Tests France's Stability
Charles de Gaulle failed to secure a majority in the first French presidential vote since 1848, garnering 45 percent. The setback could force a run off, testing whether he remains a unifying force or a brittle autocrat in a republic facing democratic renewal and European integration debates.
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de Gaulle
France
le Grand Charlie
Fifth Republic
Peking
Britain
Christmas gift fantasies from a byword for excess
Editorial mocks consumer excess with a catalog of outrageously priced gifts from top brands. Items include Shalimar at 2500, Neiman Marcus million dollar ideas, Rolls-Royce, an Abercrombie tiger rug, Tiffany accessories, and a Gucci craps table, all framed as holiday satire.
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Georges Kaplan
Abercrombie Fitch
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Los Angeles
Chipp
Hess Brothers
Allentown
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Lord Taylor
France
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Pescadora
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Gucci
Military decisions: Bundy or McNamara at the helm
Drew Pearson analyzes internal White House friction over McGeorge Bundy and Robert McNamara as LBJ faces shifting power. He notes Rusk’s tolerance of McNamara dominating foreign policy, the role of the Joint Chiefs in bombing North Vietnam, and Bundy’s fragile position amid leaks and loyalty to the President.
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Florida
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Hanoi
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North Carolina leader stresses constitutional reappointment plan
Speaker Pat Taylor urged a fair reallocation of House Senate and Congressional districts at an Exchange Club conference. He warned federal judges may redraw lines if the General Assembly fails to meet the constitution’s 10 year redistricting mandate. Also noted were NC Junior Miss results, Dr Robert A Ross retirement honors, Rotary Barbecue goals, and Elks Lodge memorials.
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Pat Taylor
General Assembly
Federal Court
Taylor
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Senate
High Point
Dan Whitley Jr
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