Senate Moves On First Test Vote To Avert Rail Strike
The Senate weighs an amendment to align its rail dispute bill with the House measure as a midnight strike deadline looms. Key proposals include a seven member arbitration panel and timelines for ruling on main issues firemen jobs and train crew makeup, with alternative plans from Morse and Javits triggering possible ICC guidance or federal seizure.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House Commerce Committee
House
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Congress
Freeman urges complete unified agricultural program
Secretary Orville Freeman articulates a comprehensive farm policy stressing supply management to balance abundance with fair prices. He argues for a framework preserving efficient family farmers, avoiding taxpayer or consumer exploitation, and reducing government role as markets adjust.
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Washington
UPI
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L Freeman
Freeman
Kennedy
Germs and viruses proposed for insect control at zoology congress
At the 16th International Congress of Zoology a symposium on nature man and pesticides urged exploring germ and virus warfare to combat insect pests. Dr E F Knipling of the US Agricultural Department explained how pathogens potentially disease insects without harming humans, as resistance to chemicals grows and DDT's harms rise.
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Washington
UPI
Dr. Kuenen
Netherlands
Brutality Hearing Reopened In South Dakota
A John Doe hearing into alleged police brutality against Indians was reopened with Robert Burnette of the National Congress of American Indians as the star witness. Burnette claimed about 50 witnesses will testify and sought a closed hearing, amid long-standing Indian charges of brutality that have resisted investigations.
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John Doe
National Congress of American Indians
Robert Burnette
Indian Congress
Burnette
Tripp
Robert Maule
Rosebud
National Congress
South Dakota
Cite Need for Industry Careers
Robert E Kennedy Jr argues at Loyola University that national industrialization hinges on public values fostering industrial careers The sociologist warned the US could waste millions in aid to developing nations if this factor is ignored in policy discussions presented to the American Catholic Sociological Society.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert E. Kennedy Jr
American Catholic Sociological Society
Loyola University
Kennedy
United States
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