Supreme Court backs railroads on work rule changes
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a lower court ruling that U S railroads may change work rules without union consent. The decision cites no bad faith by either side and reaffirms Railway Labor Act procedures. Unions oppose featherbedding and threaten nationwide implications. The ruling could trigger belt tightening and a 60 day pause while Kennedy appoints a national emergency board.
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Preme Court
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Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Stock Exchange
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomoive Firemen and Enginemen
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Circuit Court
White House
Kennedy
National Emergency Board
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Water Vapor and CO2 Seen on Mars by Ballon Probe
A Stratosphere II balloon flight detected water vapor and carbon dioxide in Mars atmosphere. Preliminary analysis suggests Mars may support only marginal life, depending on water quantities. Dr. Martin Schwartzchild led the Princeton team tracking the 30-foot telescope, which landed intact after the 77,000-foot ascent.
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Palestine, Tex
Mars
Martin Schwartzchild
Princeton University
Here
Earth
Pulaski
Tenn
ECM Seeks Stable Congo Economy Amid Katanga Fallout
In Washington the Assistant Secretary of State said the European Common Market earmarked 60 to 70 million dollars to help Congo stabilize its economy. Belgium, West Germany, and Britain pledged to assist individually, while internal order and inflation control are seen as prerequisites for investment. Estimated aid needs run about 175 million annually.
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Washington
Harlan Cleveland
Congo
Cleveland
Belgium
West Germany
Britain
Katanga
Youth Held In Slaying Sets Fire In Cell
Ronald Steeves, 19, held in the slaying of 15 year old Mary Louise Bell in Minnehaha Park last Thursday, admits stabbing and beating her. He started a fire in his Minneapolis city jail cell Sunday, quickly put out by a jailer. Steeves’ case is headed to the Hennepin County grand jury Tuesday. Jacqueline Durkot, 19, babysitter, wounded in Anoka trailer court incident, remains in fair condition. a 16 year old neighbor boy is in custody.
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Minneapolis (Ap
Ronald Steeves
Minneapolis
Steeves
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Mary Louise Bell
Minnehaha Park
Jacqueline Durkot
Anoka
Harriman Named to Succeed McGhee as Undersecretary
The White House announced W Averell Harriman will replace George C McGhee as undersecretary of state for political affairs. McGhee will receive an ambassadorial post after formalities with the unnamed country. Harriman currently serves as assistant secretary for Far Eastern affairs and has been ambassador to England and the Soviet Union, plus former New York governor.
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Washington
White House
W. Averell Harriman
George C. McGhee
McGhee
Harriman
England
Soviet Union
New York
La Crosse Crihuur Monday March 4 1963
Stock quotations from Shearson Hammill and Co. as listed on the RFC page delivered March 5. News brief notes the firm as a member of the New York Stock Exchange with routine market data for La Crosse readers.
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la Crosse Crihuur
RFC
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Youngsters chiming in on tax cut debate in 1963
Washington letters flood capital with views on Kennedy tax plan. Voters urge spending cuts while fearing loss of deductions. Readers include college freshmen, businessmen, and households, with many backing a tax cut despite concerns. Thirst for reform grows amid red ink warnings.
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Washington
Raymond J. Crowley
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Treasury
Kennedy
Colonaid Promises 3 Way Overnight Relief For Constipation
An ad describes CoLONAID as a tablet that stimulates the colonic nerve network to regularize movement, re bulks to re tone tense colon muscles, and moisturizes for easy passage. It claims relief from chronic constipation overnight and gentle use for expectant mothers, with an introductory price of 43 cents.
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Auerbach
Colonaid
CoLonair
ONAID
Winona Livestock Market Prices Report
Swift and Company reports noon quotations for Hogs Cattle Veal and Chicago Produce and Grain. Hog prices range from 11.50 to 14.00 per cwt by weight class with sows and stags noted. Cattle includes steers heifers cows bulls and veal with top values around 30.00 for veal and 22.75 for prime steers. Chicago prices show butter eggs grain and poultry wholesale levels with minor shifts and no wheat or oats sales.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
Byrd and Presidents Collide Over Policies and Power
The passage recounts Harry F Byrd breaking the $25 000 Capitol stands appropriation during Roosevelt era, FDR threatening to outdo Byrd on economy, and Byrd canceling the voucher. It notes Byrd’s Senate tenure linking with Truman Eisenhower Kennedy, and his steady, long Virginian service despite clashes and civil rights tensions.
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Byrd
Capitol Steps
FDR
White House
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Douglas A. MacArthur
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Little Rock
Kennedy
Chinese Guerrillas In 32 Mainland Raids
Taiao news agency reported from Hong Kong that Chinese Nationalist guerrillas conducted 32 raids against Communist forces in south China from July 27 to year end. It said more than 80 CPC soldiers were killed and hundreds wounded.
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Taipei
South China
Taiao
Ministry of Justice
Hong Kong
Kwangtung
Eye Doctor Conrad Berens Dies in Apparent Self-Inflicted Shooting
Oyster Bay New York AP report states 73 year old eye specialist Dr Conrad Berens once treated Helen Keller died Saturday from a shotgun blast at his home. Police classify death as apparent self-inflicted. Berens, born in Philadelphia, was internationally known for ophthalmic work.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Conrad Berens
Helen Keller
Berens
Philadelphia
GOP Gains in South and West, Weak in Cities
The AP reports Republicans show strength rising in the South and West for 1964, while remaining weak in big cities that aided Nixon’s 1960 defeat. The analysis cites Democratic holdouts in high cities, New England needs effort, and limited 1962 gains, with Romney Scranton and Rockefeller named as potential 1964 candidates.
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Washington
William E. Miller
New England
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
National Committee
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard J. Daley
Dallas
San Francisco
Miami Beach
South
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Midwest
West
Goldwater
Senate
Scranton
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Six Killed In Minn. Road Accidents
Six people died in Minnesota traffic crashes this weekend raising the 1963 toll to 82. A car driven by Dennis Wisniewiski left Highway 75 north of Lake Benton and clipped a utility pole, electrocuting Gordon Gregor who touched a wire. Wisniewiski was burned but survived. Linus Helvig escaped unharmed after jumping from the car. Vivian Hood died from injuries after a near head on crash on Highway 71 north of Spicer. three others were injured.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Dennis Wisniewiski
Howard
S.D
Lake Benton
Minn
Gordon Gregor
Ivanhoe
Wisniewiski
Linus Helvig
Vivian Hood
Spicer
Clifton Daniels Have Third Son
Mrs. Clifton Daniel daughter of Harry S Truman has given birth to her third child at Doctors Hospital in New York. The baby boy described as slightly premature weighed 4 pounds 12 ounces and was born late Sunday. Both mother and baby were reported doing well.
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New York
Clifton Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Daniel
Margaret Truman
Doctors Hospital
The
New York Times
Central figure in cancer trials dies in Pittsburgh
Otto Pritchard, 64, key participant in two nationally followed lung cancer trials, died Saturday in Pittsburgh. He had his right lung removed in 1953 after cancer was found.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Otto Pritchard
Pritchard
Ruling Due On 4 Sets Of Ballots In Minn
In St Paul the three judge panel weighed 658 disputed ballots across four classes in the Minnesota governor recount. Of these, 381 were counted for Republican Elmer Andersen and contested by Karl Rolvaag supporters, while 304 backed Rolvaag and were contested by Andersen. Eight earlier categories gave Rolvaag a 43 vote lead. Andersen had claimed a 142 vote victory. Twelve more ballot classes remain for argument as judges consider check and X marks and unusual marks for the governor alone.
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Minn
J. H. Sylvestre
Crookston
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Andersen
Elec
Tion
Leonard Keyes
St.Paul
C.L. Nelson
Rollwaag
Nelson
Atttorneys
Court
Khrushchev elected to Russian parliament in unopposed vote
World brief reports Khrushchev and actress Yulya Bopasova backed candidates were elected to the Russian Federated Republic Parliament with a 99 percent turnout. Other republics vote March 17. MoA Molotov also cast a ballot. In Damascus Bunche won Yemeni agreement to shelve claims to South Arabia federation. In Havana Castro accuses U S forces of shooting a cow and drunken gun battle near Guantanamo. In Lima avalanche hits Pampayada village. 60 homes destroyed and 300 villagers missing. In Vatican City a laymen commission reviews media usage for church teaching ahead of reconvening Sept 8. In Buenos Aires Frondizi flown to ranch after 11 months on river island amid presidential campaigning.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Yulya Bopasova
Miss Borisova
M. Molotov
Damascus
Syria
U.N
Ralph J. Bunche
South Arabia
Yemen
Bunche
Abdullah Sallal
United Arab Republic
Yemen Republic
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Aden
Egypt
Lima
Peru
Andes
Pampayada
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Thoroughbred ancestry links to three British sires
Today's study traces modern thoroughbred lines to one of three British foundational stallions: Darley Arabian, Byerly Turk, or Go Dolphin Barb. The analysis highlights each sire's influence on racing pedigrees and how selective breeding has shaped current bloodlines.
Weather Highlights From Wisconsin and U.S. Cold Snap
Weather continued from Milwaukee and Madison details with Sunday highs near 45 at Pewaukee and readings down to 27 at Superior. Nighttime lows ranged from 24 at Superior and Park Falls to 34 at Madison and Beloit. Farther afield Grand Forks, N C posted 10 below zero while Presidio, Texas reached 91.
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Pewaukee
Superior
Park ‘Falls
Beloit
Grand Forks
N.C
Presidio
Tex
Lucy Congratulates Desi On Remarriage
Desi Arnaz wed Edith Hirsch on his 46th birthday at the Sands Hotel Las Vegas. Ex-wife Lucille Ball sent roses shaped as a horseshoe with a congratulatory note. Witnesses included Jimmy Durante and Van Johnson.
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Desi Arnaz
Edith Hirsch
Lucille Ball
Miss Ball
Arnaz
Sands Hotel
Jimmy Durante
van Johnson
Hirsch
Juarez
Mexico
Clement Hirsch
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