Rail Must Restore Passenger Service Amid Strike
Florida East Coast Railway was ordered by the Public Utilities Commission to resume limited passenger service between Jacksonville and Miami within 30 days and return to prestrike levels within six months. The line cites sabotage risks from the two year strike, while the commission found safety concerns insufficient to justify withholding service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
UPT
Florida East Coast Railway
State Publice Utilities Commission
Jacksonville
Miami
FEC
Pentagon Faces New Laos Air Aid Debate
The article outlines U.S. bombing over Laos since May targeting Communist supply lines and ground batteries. It notes disputes over where planes are based and who controls force deployment, with Congress signaling support for actions to deter attacks on U.S. forces in Southeast Asia.
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Ting
Laos
Johnson
Fiehters
South Nam
U.S
Congress
Sean Fo Ank
United States
Deat
Souvanna Phowma
Mende Warns Berlin Civil War Possible
West German leader Erich Mende warned of a possible civil war in Berlin as tensions rose Thursday. The report notes heightened political strain and calls for restraint amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vie Chanelle Erich
Publisher Deal Slated for Estes Biography Not Realized
Williamson claimed a plan to write a Estes biography but testified he did not conclude a deal. He discussed a $100000 arrangement with Mrs. Estes to receive half. Four Midland men sue Estes for damages seeking relief from $13 million in mortgage liabilities bought by Walter E Heller Co Chicago. Plaintiffs named J C Barnes Sr Russell Ramaland J C Barnes Jr and W F P Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Williamson
Kates
Hall
Midland
Walter E. Heller Co
Chicago
J.C. Barnes Sr
Russell Ramaland
J. C. Barnes, Jr
W. FP. Wynn
Armless man denied Pennsylvania driving license
Ray R. Myers born without arms loses license bid as state computer flags armless driver for a 1965 66 license. Myers, 34, has driven with his feet for two years, argues he needs a car for work, and has driven about 2 million miles with one rear end incident. He lives in Souderstown with wife and two sons and works at Trojan Boat Co in Ringoes fielding an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray R. Myers
Saudersburg
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Myers
Ile
Soudersburg
Trojan Boat Co
Ringers
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
UN Approves 172 Million Aid Plan Despite US Soviet Deadlock
The United Nations approved a 172 million dollar aid program for 41 countries despite financial deadlock as the Soviet Union delays payments. Thant seeks a way to resolve the crisis while the US withholds pledges for 1965. The special fund will spend 88.4 million of its own money with 102.8 million from recipient nations. Indonesia aid projects were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPD
Thant
General Assembly
United States
Special Fund
Paul G. Ashman
Rescued From Page One Family Reunited After News
A mother describes her children Gary 11 Vickie 6 and Randy 6 at home after a period apart. The father, a veteran, has been in the Far East with the Air Force since August last year. He previously served at Cannon AFB and Misawa Japan. The family emphasizes faith and pride in his service and hopes for a safe return.
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Gary
Vickie
Randy
Cii
Clovis Abu
Far ‘East
Cannon
Afb
Sine
Misawa
Japan
Pfaree
Economist Expects U.S. to Bar Steel Strike This Year
Pittsburgh economist Dr. Pierre Rinfret says the U.S. government will not allow a steel industry strike this year due to the economy. He predicts union negotiators will secure a healthy package of water conservation and benefits while noting a bright economic outlook and higher bullion prices. He cautions it is premature to expect a recession and calls for continued government restraint and policy stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPD
Pierre Rinfret
Wirh Steel
Finfret
Line
Ente & Co
New Yorks
Imesment
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Reves Nial
Refret
Tech and Water Commission plan joint study on High Plains water
Tech researchers and the Water Commission will analyze water surface storage recharge and related issues. The report covers suspended solids chemical pollution health concerns and potential solutions, assessing economic impact on the High Plains and marine economy. Preliminary findings due mid June with full study next September.
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Vandertulip
Water Commission
Merall
High Plains
Ani
Teeh
Eee
Tie Thomas
Teams Tech
Texas
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Hank
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de George Whatstone
Eager
Clark Harvey
Biles W Thadithe
William Kee
James Osborn
Dy Thomas
Jie Bradfond
Tech
Keith Marshon
Pacific
Hamker Iaxideler Canada
Lad
Trenton
Nova Scots
Daoud
Ed Ea Ee
Coats
DS Ky A
Longhs
Levine
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