Public opinion urged in union bargaining debate
A magazine editorial proposes open collective bargaining sessions with media present to reveal real issues behind strikes. It argues public insight could pressure negotiators, curb secrecy, and reduce costly disputes while preserving private decision making and the right to strike.
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Independent Pantene era near_sayons at Fashion
Fragmented OCR text mentions Los Angeles County and a career detail but is largely unreadable. The readable items reference a fashion context and a career move, with unclear dates and names.
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French Rail System Hit by Walkouts
Paris authorities faced widespread disruption as about 200000 railway workers staged rolling walkouts in solidarity with coal miners. The strike delayed trains and disrupted commuter schedules, contributing to a growing national labor crisis and widespread public frustration.
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Jobless Air Force veteran in Manchester killed wife and four children
An unemployed former Air Force veteran, Joseph B. Simichak, 39, awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the French Croix de Guerre, killed his Japanese-born wife Nobuko Simichak and their four children with a claw hammer in Manchester New Hampshire. He was held on murder charges after police found the victims in bed and later admitted to authorities. He had recent hospital care for emotional disturbance and had served 17 years in the Air Force.
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Bigger Tax Cut Urged on Kennedy
A Joint Economic Committee report urges a larger tax cut this year than Kennedy proposed with both Democratic and Republican sides calling for deeper reductions. The majority seeks about 8.6 billion for this year and a 200 per year tax break for married couples earning 4000 or more, while the Republican minority pushes study and an 7 to 8 billion annual cut as possible. The report notes congressional budget concerns and questions about whether and how much to cut taxes.
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Teen-Age Trio Raids Fort MacArthur Arsenal
Three 17 year olds conducted three moonlit raids on Fort MacArthur Army Arsenal in San Pedro. They carried away five 30 caliber carbines eleven 43 caliber pistols five 38 caliber revolvers and two 22 caliber rifles valued about 1600 dollars. FBI and Army Criminal Investigation Division investigated and the youths were released to their parents pending further action.
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Arabs Set for Unity Conclave
Iraqs Taleb Hussein Shabib says Iraq Syria and the United Arab Republic are ready for serious talks on union. A Nasser style six nation conference is planned with UAR and a joint rotary command and political coordinating committee proposed. Unity would be proclaimed after studying items and structuring a new union. Yemen and Algeria may join later.
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Bid to Halt Cal-Vet Bond Sales Hit
Sacramento reports plans to stop selling bonds for the Cal-Vet loan program, with Assemblyman Dea Malford of Oakland calling the move a veiled effort to shift bond market support away from veterans bonds toward Gov. Edmund G Brown's water bond. Joseph M. Farber, state director of veterans affairs, said funds are sufficient to continue Cal-Vet loans without a new vote.
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Replacement of Atlantic Allied Commander announced
The White House announced on Tuesday that Adm. Har old Page Smith will replace the outgoing commander as Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic effective April 30. The decision was approved by the North Atlantic Council.
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Parole Official Recommends Leopold Release
George Stamper the superintendent of parole said he has recommended to the Illinois Pardon and Parole Board that thrill killer Nathan Leopold be released from parole. The board will meet in the spring.
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Stampes's recommendation advances amid parole timing dispute
Leopold, paroled today after 33 years nine months in custody, sought release following the 1924 murder of a one-year-old in Franks. The decision mirrors discussions from earlier today about the board's stance on life-term inmates and the timing of parole.
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