Railroads Postpone Changes Amid Labor Rule Dispute
Washington AP The nation’s railroads delayed posting new manpower trimming work rules for 30 days averting a threatened nationwide strike next Tuesday. The decision, announced by Association of American Railroads president Daniel P. Loomis at a House hearing, aims to align with Congress as it weighs Kennedy administration plans to hand the dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
House Commerce Committee
Loomis
Congress
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Senate Commerce Committees
Harris
House Committee
The
Commerce Commission
W. Willard Wirtz
Wolfe
Senate
H. E. Gilbert
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
St. Louis
Gilbert
Four Drown Off New Hampshire as Boat Capsizes
A fishing trip ends in tragedy off Rye Harbor when an 18 foot boat the Carol Lou capsizes and three men and a woman drown. Harold W. Jones, the sole survivor from Schenectady New York, clung to a victim through the night and was treated for immersion and exposure at Portsmouth Hospital.
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N.H
Atlantic
New Hampshire
Coast Guard
Carol Lou
Rye Harbor
Harold W. Jones
Howard St
Schenectady
N. Y
Jones
Portsmouth Hospital
Albert Eglintine Sr
Valley Road
Scotia
Walter
Eleanor Road
Pittsfield
Mass
Mabel Lester
Walden Avenue
Hampton
Eglintine
Hoffa Seeks Change of Venue for Trial in Nashville
James R. Hoffa and six codefendants ask transfer of their federal trial from Nashville Tennessee to another city on grounds of pretrial publicity. Attorney Haggerty blames Nashville newspapers for inflaming public opinion and cites a 7-5 jury vote in a related conspiracy case as evidence of juror integrity.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
James E. Haggerty
Detroit
Hoffa
Nashville Tennessean
Nashville Banner
Haggerty
U.S. Dist
Frank Gray
Gray
Nashville
Nixon warns West not to be deceived by Reds
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the West not to misread Premier Khrushchev as mellowing over the test ban treaty. He cited East Berlin and Budapest as evidence of the East Bloc’s continued repression and warned against easing tensions. Nixon recounted his two East Berlin visits, calling Communism a failure there and urging action against Soviet subversion.
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Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev
Venassenaee Oreo Nixon
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Budapest
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East Bloc
Latin
America
Mara Frandam
Berlin Wall
East
Nuclear test ban treaty inititated by Harriman in Moscow
A partial nuclear test ban accord was announced in Moscow with Harriman stating it will be signed next week by U S Secretary of State Rusk British Foreign Secretary Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko The plan was outlined after a lengthy Foreign Ministry meeting with Hailsham and Gromyko calling the move a basis for further steps The treaty bans tests in air outer space and under water and includes a 60 day withdrawal clause to address suspected violations
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Grover Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Lord Hailisham
Andrei Gromyko
Harriman
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Gromyko
Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Joint Chiefs Unclear On Nuclear Test Ban Details
Military leaders remained uninformed about the final terms of a limited nuclear test ban during Moscow talks. Most chiefs opposed a comprehensive ban but signals suggested they may accept a plan excluding underground tests. Senate hearings will include Joint Chiefs testimony as access to an escape clause worries military planners.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Dean Rusk
Russell
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Soviets Build New Base in Cuba Refugees Report
Refugees arriving in Miami describe a new Soviet base near Santiago de las Vegas in Havana Province with missile installations. They report continuous Russian truck convoys and a 67 000 acre site near Baire featuring subterranean installations rockets and radar.
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Miami, Fla
Santiago de Las Vegas
Havana
Cuba
Carlos Fraga Perez
Santiaio de Las Vegas
Fraga Perez
FEPC Bill May Get Action in House
Washington AP reports a controversial fair employment practices bill is likely to be the first civil rights measure acted on in the House this session. Plans aim to bring it to the floor before the August 28 mass demonstration in Washington. The measure would set up a five member commission and an office of administrator to ban employment discrimination. Some Republicans back the bill. Griffin proposes a rival plan to transfer enforcement to federal courts. Calendar Wednesday emergency consideration could be used to bypass the blocked Rules Committee.
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Washington
House
FEPC
Congress
House Education and Labor Committee
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Brooklyn 24 Ministers Arrested In Civil Rights Protest
In Brooklyn 24 ministers protesting alleged job discrimination and earlier jail terms were arrested at a hospital construction site. Police also removed 34 other demonstrators, part of a wave of more than 500 arrests since July 10.
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New York
Brooklyn
New York City
Manhattan
Clergy Lead Brooklyn Picket Against Discrimination
Clergymen in clerical garb joined a Brooklyn protest at Downstate Medical Center with prayer as two Negro women were charged with felonious assault and resisting arrest after pushing officers into patrol wagons. Police made arrests only after demonstrators refused to move, while others faced disorderly conduct charges. The Rev Augustus Jones Jr said the 15 day effort targets union discrimination and echoes white arrests in Manhattan housing project cases. The Rev Melvon Williams urged quiet resolve as about 50 knelt in prayer amid 49 prior arrests.
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Augustus Jones Jr
Brooklyn
Jones
City
Manhattan
T. Vincent Quinn
Rutgers Project
Lower East Side
Melvon Williams
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