California Rules For Train Crews On The November Ballot
A nationwide rail dispute settlement affects California where state laws set train crew minimums. With diesel engines fewer firemen are needed, and an initiative seeks to align California rules with national Arbitration Board standards. Voters face a crucial measure amid other questions on the November ballot.
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Ramp Festival Taxed by Rain and Odor in Valley Pasture
Tens of locals and visitors gathered at Shangri La Hill for the Vth annual Ramp Festival honoring the ramp plant described as edible with onionlike roots. Despite cold rain and a odor, attendees wore varied attire from gowns to gingham as hillbilly music played and speeches followed. Gov Frank Clement could not attend due to foul weather delaying his departure from Nashville.
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Three Gunmen Raid Rectory of Gens Guns
Three masked armed men raided the rectory of St Benedict's Church in Suamico Wisconsin Saturday night. They bound the housekeeper Cecelia Meliz and tied up the pastor Reverend Casimir Krakulios about 52, who was not hurt. The robbers looted stones gems jewelry silver suitcases revolvers and cameras, and spent about an hour searching the home.
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National Film Theater Revives The Taming of the Shrew
The National Film Theater announced Sunday it is reviving the 1929 Hollywood production of The Taming of the Shrew. It credits William Shakespeare with the base work and lists additional consultant Sam Taylor.
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Hoffa Trial Starts Today in Chicago on Fraud Charges
Federal charges accuse James R Hoffa and seven associates of fraudulently obtaining 20 million dollars in loans from unions pension funds and diverting over 1 billion of the amount. Trial may last up to four months before U S District Judge Richard B Austin with prosecutors and defense predicting a lengthy proceeding.
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Shriver praises Berlin resolve after wall tour
Peace Corps Director R Sargent Shriver told West Berliners Johnson shared Kennedy era concern for Berlin during a whirlwind visit. He toured the wall with Mayor Willy Brandt, spoke at multiple events, and said the wall cannot separate people forever as he departed Bono.
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Okinawan on 13-foot smokestack ends 32 day climb
An Okinawan climber who perched on a 13-foot smokestack at Okinawa Plywood Corp in Naha for 32 days descended Sunday. He spoke of the ordeal as agonizing while noting three others remained. The four staged the protest for better labor conditions. King Hussein of Jordan later cruised San Francisco Bay and lunched in Sausalito after completing official duties in New York and Washington.
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Mason Visits Pamela Reconciliation Possible
James Mason arrived from London to visit his estranged wife Pamela Mason, suggesting a possible reconciliation. He took their daughter and a companion to the movies while staying at a friend’s beach house. Mrs Mason filed for divorce citing habitual adultery amid a 23 year marriage, with the couple previously separated under a separate maintenance suit.
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USSR Tass Reports Johnson Remarks on Us Soviet Ties
Moscow dispatch from the Tass news agency summarizes President Johnson's Washington news conference. The account focuses on US Soviet relations trade and the Laos crisis with little commentary on Johnson's statements.
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British spy Wyone health cited in release reports
A Soviet espionage case in Britain notes Wynne, linked to a prison term for espionage, being released as reports said his health was deteriorating with stomach ulcers. The inquiry mentions Gorton Lansdale and a British government decision influenced by health concerns. Sophine
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