Legislation To Avert Rail Strike Is Uncertain
Washington AP reports cloudy prospects for congressional action to block a nationwide rail strike. A seven member arbitration board would hear disputes on eliminating 32 000 firemen jobs and crew size with decisions within 60 days, while unions and railroads clash over compulsory arbitration.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Congress
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Commerce Committee
Thruston B. Morton
Arbitration Board
Iboard
Nelson Sees 50-50 Chance for Atom Smasher Budget
Sen Gaylord Nelson visited the MURA site near Stoughton to push a proposed 150 million electron accelerator. He said securing federal funds is competitive, with a 50 50 chance of inclusion in the next budget amid Midwest resource concerns and outflow of scientists to coasts.
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Stoughton
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Nelson
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
Midwest
California
Massachusetts
Washington
Francis Cole
Cole
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy
Theodore Thorsenson
Chicago
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Iowa State
Michigan
Ohio State
Michigan State
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Purdue
Washington of
Vietnamese students challenge Diem regime in Saigon protests
Vietnamese students take leadership of anti Diem protests in Saigon defying martial law with two campus demonstrations. They back a general strike, applaud ex Foreign Minister Mau, and demand Buddhist arrests be lifted while police and troops monitor the scenes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Jover
Saigon University
Hue
Vu van Mau
Law Faculty
Science
Mau
Diem
Viet Nam
Truong Cong Cuu
Cuu
School Band Leader Admits Robbing Banks
Richard Burton Partridge the 38 year old director of Jackson High School band admitted robbing two Missouri banks totaling more than 20000 dollars. He was identified at a band concert by witnesses and held on 60000 bond after federal charges.
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Jackson
Missouri
Jackson High
Richard Burton Partridge
Bank of Advance
Chaffee
Highway Patrol
C.L. Wallis
Patridge
John Crites
Cape Girardeau County
Chaffee Bank
Crites
Norman Swan
Pocahontas
Jackson Consolidated
Partridge
Wallis
Drillers enlarge escape shaft in bid to reach trapped miners
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescue efforts continued as a large drilling rig widened an escape shaft to reach Henry Throne 28 David Fellin 58 and Louis Bova 42 trapped since a cave in on August 13. A four inch lifeline hole carries food to Fellin and Throne while Bova remains uncontacted. officials hope to bring the men to the surface by Sunday night with plans for a 24 inch or 17 inch final drill.
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Hazleton
Charmbury
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Bova
Fellin
Throne
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Feliin
Asa
Feilin
General Precision Corp
Pleasantsville
N.Y
New York City
Former Mule Driver Funds Rescue Drilling Effort in Sheppton
Louis Pagnotti 69, once a mine mule driver, funds the rescue drilling for Dave Fellin and Hank Throne trapped 331 feet underground near Sheppton. He believes the effort will free the two men, with Louis Bova's status uncertain, and notes no one asked or promised reimbursement. The Pagnotti rig, valued at $160000, is moving into town to aid in the operation.
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Old Forge
Louis Pagnotti
Pagnotti Enterprises Inc
Sullivan Trail Coal Co
Pagnotti
Dave Fellin
Hank Throne
Sheppton
Louis Bova
Lises
Dirksen Sees Senate Likely To Back Foreign Aid Cut
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen predicted the Senate may uphold the House cut of 585 million from a 4.1 billion foreign aid authorization. President Kennedy condemned the move as short sighted and dangerous partisan. Kennedy urged bipartisan action to restore funding while House Republicans and conservative Democrats pushed the reduction.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Kennedy
White House
Dirksen
Dwight D. Eisenshower
Republican Houses
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dean Rusk
Lucius D. Clay
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Proxmire Dairy Bill Seen Passing Senate
Washington reports the Senate Agriculture Committee favors the Proxmire dairy bill 11 to 4. It would create a two price system in federal market orders and mild controls in areas with farmer votes. Senator Ellender predicts Senate passage on the floor later in the session.
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la Crosse Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Senate Agriculture Com- Senate
William Proxmire
D. Wis
Allen Ellender
D. la
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Ellender
Federal Jury To Begin Probe Of Mortgage Ring
A federal grand jury will start an investigation into two defunct home improvement firms tied to forged mortgages in 1961. Assistant U.S. Attorney Mulligan said federal agencies participated, records were dropped, and state charges dismissed, prompting a reopened probe into possible federal law violations.
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Milwaukee
U.S. Atty
William
William Mul- Mulligan
Mulligan
Milwaukee Police Department
Tte
George P. Thompson
Madison
Weekend Weather Outlook Clouds and Cool Temperatures
Considerable cloudiness and a continued cool night. Sunday will bring variable clouds and a slight warming. Tonight’s lows in the mid-50s, Sunday’s highs near the upper 70s.
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