Government Urged To Buy Rails
Washington group spokesmen announced a near unanimous move toward government ownership of railroads reversing a long union policy. A strike date was near as negotiations with non operating unions continued and a formal vote was planned for February in Miami. Public opinion polls reportedly showed strong opposition to nationalization.
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Washington
Leighty
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Miami
J.E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Johnson confirms White House staff reshuffle after Kennedy circle
President Johnson announced at a news conference that two Kennedy aides, P. Kenneth O'Donnell and David Powers, will resign from White House posts. He said Lawrence O'Brien will stay on and be the highest paid staff member at about 30 000 while White House counsel Jane Feldman also submitted her resignation.
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Johnson City
Tex
John F. Kennedy
White House
Johnson
P. Kenneth O'Donnell
David F. Powers
Lawrence O’brien
O’brien
O'Donnell
Powers
Kennedy
Boston
House
Jaae Feldman
Kraskan
Feldman
Lester B. Pearson
Medicare Tax Levy Debate Shapes 1965 Showdown
The debate centers on whether the levy is regressive and whether Social Security taxes outweigh the federal income tax for certain families. Advocates critique the Johnson proposal while acknowledging the push for direct treasury financing. Analysts cite a self employed case showing $358.40 Social Security vs $354 income tax for a four person family, noting self employed rates alter the comparison.
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Washington
Treasury
Viet Nam Victory Possible Debate at Hanoi Conference
The article discusses possible outcomes of Viet Nam negotiations, noting U S and North Vietnamese positions. It questions whether guarantees could be ironclad and suggests Geneva accords already neutralized both Viet Nam and South Viet Nam in words, with terms violated earlier.
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Hanoi
Viet Nam
United States
Peking
Fyne Lee
Floridian Victims Die In North Carolina Auto Crash
Three Floridians including Tampa Democrat Nila Bell and her daughter Sandra were killed near St. Pauls North Carolina while en route to the presidential inauguration in Washington. Marguerite Messenger of Clearwater also died in the wreck. Messenger's son Bruce 17 sustained minor injuries.
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ST. Pauls
N. C
Tampa
Washington
Nila Bell
Johnson
Sandra
Marguerite Messenger
Clearwater
Lumberton
John
Atlantic City
N.J
Highway Patrol
Bell
House Burns During Storm Takes Six Lives in Indiana
A snowbound storm raged as a home six miles away burned to the ground in MIXERSVILLE Indiana killing Joann Parshall 34 and five of their eight children Judy 11 Patty 9 Karen 8 Cynthia 6 and Donald 3 Debbie 13 escaped from the porch roof. F Parshall 34 vice president of WOXR Oxford Ohio could not reach the house. The fire spread to a neighboring home injuring no one.
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Mixersville
Ind
F. Parshall
WOXR
Oxford
Ohio
Joann
Judy
Patty
Karen
Cynthia
Donald
Debbie
Marshall
Ronald
Harold G
Hamilton
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Kent Shoemaker
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Shoemaker
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Renmeen
Vurimug
Southern Discount
N. Main
Archdale
Archdale, N. C
Bill Aldridge
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Jeanie
Petti Pants
Jeanie & Rown
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