Senate Rail Plan Faces Senate Debate In House Tilt
President Johnson’s rail plan moves toward Senate debate as Mansfield urges a morning session to clear the bill for House action by Thursday. The plan would extend no strike no lockout by 90 days with a five member mediation board and possible imposition of terms if no settlement is reached, amid opposition over potential wage reductions and loss of strike rights.
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Labor Committee
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Shafer Praises Israeli Stand Rally Voices Support
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer praised Israel on Tuesday and urged Congress to reject compulsory arbitration in a rally at the Jewish Community Center grounds. Railroads said they would adopt the approach to avert a strike as about 3000 people including religious leaders and supporting senators attended.
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Percy Questions Planning U S Middle East Policy
Sen. Charles H. Percy urges congressional review of State Department planning amid GOP grumbling over administration actions in the Middle East crisis. He cites grave questions about advance planning and a need for clearer U S commitments to Israel.
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White Township Supervisor Candidate Addressing Ballot Result
A candidate thanks voters in White Township for support for Township Supervisor. He notes over twenty voters split ballots for two supervisors, causing votes to be discarded. He explains he was not shown as Republican nominee, but was nominated on the Democrat ticket and will appear on November 1967 ballot.
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Mexican couple nearly killed while trying to marry in Jerusalem
In Amman and Jericho, a Mexican bookseller Eli az Guzman and his bride Guadeloupe Morande recount a harrowing journey from Jerusalem to fulfill vows for a civil wedding. They and an NBC reporter were near missiles and gunfire as Israeli planes attacked convoys, with locals guiding them to safety. Oswald Quint, an American tourist, also described near misses during the attack.
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