Road to Public Ownership sparks rail labor showdown
The nation faces a possible rail strike over eliminating unneeded jobs on diesel locomotives. Unions must accept new work rules and retraining plans or risk government operation and military draft, with widespread impact on freight rates and family costs.
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Russia closes Moscow bureau over Nikita Khrushchev death report
MOSCOW. The Soviet press body ordered the closure of the Moscow bureau of a Western news service and demanded its correspondent Heinz Werzed leave the country for distributing provocative and slanderous information about Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. The action came after a DPA report cited the premier’s death claim and the foreign ministry press department called for the agency to exit Soviet territory.
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Bay of Pigs anniversary prompts Cuban claims and purge
The Bay of Pigs anniversary approaches with Castro calling it a triumph and the Cuban leadership planning a Sunday peak in celebrations while external agencies, including DPA, face protests over misstatements and expulsions. Cuban security lines amid anticipated talks on aggression charges loom as exiled groups in Miami prepare for events.
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Spine Cancer Victim Nancy Bonds With White House Tour
Nancy Bergau st, a spine cancer patient given six months years ago, visited the White House on a social tour arranged after Sen Margaret Chase Smith brought her case to Mrs Johnson. A Red Cross volunteer accompany ing her recalled Nancy was overawed by the experience and a special wheelchair tour was arranged. Johnson gifted her an etching of the White House personally inscribed to Nancy and Berg aust. This event followed plans to visit the Sibsonian Institute, Wax Museum, Bureau of Printing and Engraving and the Capitol building.
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More Military Installations Closed, McNamara Says
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told Congress more economy closings of military installations are due yet he did not specify dates. He stressed the closed shipyards and overall force reductions aim to cut costs by about four billion dollars yearly and that excess capacity must be eliminated.
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Westminster College student fined for careless driving and drinking
Dalrymple, a 21 year old Westminster College student from Brentwood Missouri, collected a collector sector of beer bottles and cans ready for the judge. He cleared the Tosdside on a stretch of highway part of a sentence for careless driving and drinking and was fined $50 plus court costs. The judge said this was a good way to work out the sentence and warned him to think twice before repeating the offense.
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