Nevada Firefighters Demand Special Session for Pay Reform
Nevada police and firemen complain of low pay and minimal disability benefits calling them second class citizens. Federated Fire Fighters of Nevada and Local 1285 plan action after Governor Laxalt rejects a special legislative session for funding relief and wage increases.
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High speed trains eyed to ease Northeast congestion
Washington reports on a turbo train test from Washington to Bowie in a push to cut Boston to Washington traffic. The 120 mile per hour aluminum train, built by United Aircraft and operated by New Haven, could run New York to Boston by fall. HUD envisions future transit systems with Dial-a-Bus and Personal Rapid Transit, with a projected five to ten year program costing about 980 million dollars from private sources.
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Petticoat Revolution A Threat In Britain Wage Fight
London UPI. Labour MP Dr Shirley Summerskill warns equal pay delay could trigger a chaotic petticoat revolution. She cites Ford Dagenham strike where upholstery workers seek five cents extra per hour and mass layoffs loom as unrest grows.
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Malzone the Advance Man Behind Red Sox Pennant Push
Frank Malzone, a former Red Sox third baseman and 11 year major leaguer, now travels as an advance man for MLB. Listed as a scout in Boston, he spends much of his time at games charting players and relaying information to pitching coach Darrell Johnson to aid Boston's pennant defense.
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Italy's Government Crisis May Continue Through Summer
Rome reports Italy's government crisis may drag into summer as President Saragat fails to resolve the deadlock. A proposed stopgap cabinet, likely led by Christian Democrat Giovanni Leone, would hold a fragile majority and pursue only day to day affairs while awaiting the Socialist party congress in October. If the Socialists abstain, fresh elections could follow.
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Canadian Film Board Leads National Documentary Output
Canada’s National Film Board, the government film agency in Ottawa, is described as the world leader in documentary cinema producing more than two films yearly with roughly half in English and half in French.
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