Railroad Union Seeks Ballot on Mass Strike
Chicago based Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers will vote on a nationwide strike against railroads The union rejects a presidential commission report calling for diesel job cuts and overhauls in safety and manpower The plan calls for ballots to be sent to about 800 local and general chairmen with a possible April 1 vote date
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Chicago
UPS
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Gilbert's Union
Gilbert
Bill Pursel Attending Special Meet
William L. Pursel of 5711 Heron Ave is among 21 men nationwide to qualify for special training in life insurance taxation and estate planning at The Paul Revere Life Insurance Co. Worcester home office. He is a Leaders' Round Table member and represents The Massachusetts Protective Association, Inc. as parent company.
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William L. Pursel
Heron Ave
Paul Revere Life Insurance Co
Worcester
Mass
Leaders’ Round Table
Purser
Massachusetts Protective Association, Inc
Paul Revere Life
Businesses to spend a record 37.2 billion on new factories
Washington report by the Commerce Department and SEC says U.S. businessmen plan to invest 37.2 billion this year in new plants and equipment, eight percent above 1981. Officials expect capital outlays to rise through 1962 as operating rates improve, with anticipated record sales and continued production gains across steel and autos.
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Washington
UPT
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nevadans in Service and Navy Highlights from the Fleet
Darrell W. Fubanks sea man apprentice USN serves aboard USS Tingey which joined special tactical training off Chinhae Korea with Republic of Korea navy ships as a Seventh Fleet unit. Charles S. Macey Jr. Airman of the Month at Nellis AFB in the 4620th Transportation Squadron honored for outstanding duty. Leon H. Newton USN photograher's mate second class serves at Point Arguello tracking Project Mercury flights led by Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. Secondino Saiz seaman USN serves aboard USS Higbee arriving in Rangoon on a goodwill cruise.
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Darrell W. Fubanks
USN
Arlene Ott
James
North
Las Vegas
Uss Tingey
Chinhae
Korea
Republic of Korea
Charles S. Macey Jr
Howard O. Weber
Rumford St
Concord
N. H
Nellis Air Force Base
Macey
Concord High School
Lila G. Vaughan
Point Arguella
Calif
Leon H. Newton
Lloyd Freeman
Sixth St
Naval Missile Facility
Point Arguello
America
John H. Glenn Jr
Secondino Saiz
8. Saiz
Union St
Higbee
Rangoon
Kennedy Urges Congress to Expand Unemployment Benefits
President Kennedy asks Congress to make permanent increases in unemployment compensation before the current temporary system ends next month. The plan would extend 13 weeks, add about 3 million workers to coverage, and raise benefits, with three other major requests to follow this week.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Con
Ruymann resigns as assistant to Whitmore
Assistant City Attorney William Ruymann resigns effective March 31 after eight months with the city. He moved his office to City Hall this year after trading offices with Tom Purser. Ruymann began practice in Las Vegas in 1945 at 219 Fremont St and previously served seven years in the IRS appeals division in Washington, D.C. No replacement has been named.
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William Ruymann
Sidney Whitmore
Ruymann
City Hall
Tom Purser
Whitmore
Ruyman
Las Vegas
Fremont St
Appeals
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
Soviets Offer Nuclear Data Pause if West Restraints
The Soviet Union promised to withhold nuclear weapons data if Western powers do likewise, via a letter from Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to UN Secretary General Thant. Tass quoted Gromyko on watchfulness about NATO powers and urged creation of nuclear free zones across Europe Africa Asia and the Middle East. The move comes as Geneva hosts a disarmament conference and as experts warn China could develop a bomb within a year or two.
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API
Soviet Union
Tass
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Thant
Gromyko
NATO
United States
Britain
France
Europe
Africa
Asia
Near
Middle East
Geneva
Adam Rapacki
Rapackis
Kremlin
China
Jaycees Push Drive For Man of Year in Las Vegas
Las Vegas Junior Chamber members launch a drive to name the Man of the Year with eligibility for any man aged 21 to 36. Mail entries go to 915 Willow St. A banquet on March 31 will cap Jaycee week during which other service awards are given. Past winners include Paul McDermott and Sherewin Garside. The city will host the National Jaycee convention next June with an estimated 15,000 attendees and about $2 million in spending.
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Las Vegas
Paul McDermott
Sherewin Garside
Jim Cashman, Jr
Robert Robinson
Bill Briare
Bob O’brien
Rev E H Duncan to Address Camping Conclave
The Rev Eugene H Dun can minister at First Baptist Reno and California Central Valley Sec vice president will speak at a luncheon for the American Camping Association Region VII on Saturday March 31 at the Stardust Hotel. He is recreation and craft director of Camp Pinecroft and Camp Sugar Pine under the Nevada Sierra Baptist Convention.
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Eugene H. Duncan
First Baptist Church
Reno
California Central Valley Sec
American Camping Association
Stardust Hotel
Duncan
Linfield College
Berkeley Baptist Divinity School
Calif
Camp Pinecroft
Camp Sugar Pine
Nevada
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