Crisis in Railroad Labor Rules Sparks Negotiation Break
Railroad management and unions failed to negotiate over proposed rule changes from a presidential commission. Key points include phasing out firemen on diesel trains, pay for displaced workers, crew reductions, retirement age shifts toward 65, and expanded job duties. Commission notes 590 pages plus hearings. railroads face modernization while workers seek continued pay and protections.
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UAE Pact AIRO US Egypt cultural exchange thread
United States and United Arab Republic signed agreements Monday covering cultural exchanges and Egypt purchasing 400000 tons of U S floss valued at 25 dollars.
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Adjudicated Decree in Los Angeles County Public Notice
A dated legal notice from Long Beach presents a courtroom decree number C1222 issued in October for a glass matter adjudicated by the Surrey Court in Los Angeles County. The document lists locations Sinth Street and Pine Avenue and a monetary amount $7700.
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Talks Restart on City Airport Project Impasse
Federal and city leaders aim to break an 18 month deadlock over Municipal Airport development. Vice Mayor Bert Bond and City Manager John Mansell said FAA officials will visit within two weeks for inspection and further talks. They expect federal funds may flow if Congress approves Kennedy backing.
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U Thant's son killed in Rangoon bus fall
Tin Maung, acting United Nations Secretary General U Thant's 2) son, died in Rangoon Burma after falling from a bus as it swerved around a traffic island. He had just returned from New York to Rangoon and the funeral was planned for Friday to allow attendance.
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Daughter of Pakistan President Ayub Khan Marries Swat Prince
The daughter of President Ayub Khan wed Amett Zaib, son of the Wali of Swat, this Sunday. Swat, a princely state in Pakistan’s North West Frontier Province, figures in the ceremony.
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Doctors Recommend For Nervous Headaches
A New York survey finds three out of four doctors favor a fast relief tablet named Apacin for tense nerves headaches. The tablet reportedly eases pain, emotional tension, mental fatigue and low mood within minutes, and many doctors admit using this relief themselves.
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