Supreme Court backs rail unions featherbedding ruling
In a landmark decision the Supreme Court rejects union pleas against a presidential commission plan to eliminate redundant railroad jobs and rewrite work rules. The plan would reduce unneeded firemen and other operating staff, with 13,000 younger firemen eligible for early retirement payoffs and 29,000 longer serving firemen retained until pensions kick in. Changes aim to match diesel era needs, extend work hours for engineers, and shift routes to automation while guiding a transition to minimize worker harm. Railroads face about 500 million dollars annually in currently unnecessary payroll, and unions must adjust demands to the Court decision.
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Paramour Loses in DA Suit
A DA trial concluded with deliberations Wednesday as Mrs Wagner faced allegations involving intimate details. Doctor Loren Lutz, a prior patient, testified she hinted that Mrs Williams and her son would face harm, while Mrs Wagner described years of distress in a tense custody dispute.
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Italian Women Win Right to Hold Office
Rome reports that Italian women may hold public office for the first time after parliament passed a law banning gender discrimination in government service. The measure, published in the official gazette, grants women eligibility for cabinet posts and ambassadorial roles.
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Braden Tells Need of Aide in Education Policy Row
Braden argues over who sets policy for the Department of Education with Waldie. Braden says he would seek less departmental aid if the superintendent followed board policy. Waldie notes the board wants its own rep to prevent textbook burns. The board sought surplus book details and information, claiming misleading statements were made.
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Independent Published 21 Are Iniste Bt 4 And
Independent published a brief item noting an event on a date in 21st century context. The fragment references a location near Pine Beach and mentions Catt Cartiergr Datvery with partial numbers. Further readable details are limited in the OCR.
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Chicago River and St Patrick Day Events Mentioned
A fragmentary report notes a bottle discovery by Albert Blatsein near Coney Gantie phere Columbus and a museum display. It mentions Mayor Daley urging participation in a March 1 18 1963 St Patrick’s Day celebration and local council actions, with scattered references to Monte Blue’s probate and Easter Seal Child program.
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Atong Coney
Columbus
Chicago
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Richard J. Daley
Notable Deaths and Oddities From Early 1900s News
The item lists several death notices and curious notes including Dr. Cornish claiming to revive dead dogs with nitrogen gas, James Wylie, Scotland’s oldest railway computer operator, dying shortly after a season ticket grant, actor Bette Davis ordered to respond to visitation rights, and Nikolai Dugal, mayor of Moscow, dying on Wednesday.
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Braden Faces Abuse Over Birch Society Clash
Thomas W. Braden, publisher of the Oceanside daily, disclosed abusive phone calls and an advertiser boycott after he attacked the Birch Society in an editorial. He said letters and calls, some pro Braden and others against, flood Senate offices as his state board confirmation faces a March 21 vote. Braden, a former CIA deputy and Republican, defended board achievements and said his stance is that of a middle-of-the-road Democrat leaning right.
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Bandleader Herman Safe After Ames Crash
Bandleader Herman 50 escaped unharmed after a Tuesday night crash on Highway 69 south of Ames. His car sustained 250 dollars in damage. no charges were filed. Charles S. Guynne of Ames pulled into Herman's path from a restaurant driveway, according to Highway Patrolman Wiliam Severin. Herman planned to continue to Minneapolis for an engagement.
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Marie Yeas Veghd and Rite a Bale at Jolla Blare
Fragmentary text mentions Marie and two other names with unclear roles. The readable items reference Marie, a second name, and places. No clear event, date, or outcome is established in the readable portion.
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