Railroads Seek Court Bar On Trainmen Strike Action
U S District Court injunction sought by railroads to block a possible AFI CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen strike affecting about 85 Southern and Western lines. Union leaders warn expiration of arbitration could allow a walkout. firemen's union aims to secure pattern agreements with major lines.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
Aficio
Brotherhood of Railroad
Southern and Western Railroads
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
U.S
Wolfe
Commonwealth Club
Charles Luna
Abes
Jetters
Mike Quill
Quill
AFI+ CIO Transport Workers Union
New York
New York City
Southern Railway
Luna
H. E. Gilbert
Court rejects Bond appeal in King and Keyes dismissal
The Georgia attorney general asks a three judge federal court to strike Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Mrs. Arel Keyes from Julian Bond’s suit seeking to reverse the state House’s refusal to seat Bond. The state says no constitutional rights were denied and points to temporary lack of representation.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Julian Bond
Georgia House
Arthur K. Bolton
King
Arel Keyes
Bond
United States
Viet Nam
Keyes
Poverty Worker's New Post Stirs New York Hubbub
New York officials probe the appointment of Katriny Thomas, an anti poverty program photographer linked to City Hall and listed as a consultant. Mayor Lindsay says he knew nothing and condemns hiring as press focus grows. Thomas says her role centers on poverty photography and City Hall duties.
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Poverty Worker’s New Post
Arthur Everett
NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Chum
Katriny Thomas
Washington
Miss Thomas
Lindsay
Woody Nlein
Sil
Office of Economic Opportunity
City Hall
Office of Ecanomic Opportunity
Quiet Beatle George Harrison Marries Patti Boyd in Secret Registry Ceremony
George Harrison and Patti Boyd wed in a seven minute ceremony at Epsom Registry Office. Paul McCartney attended as the remaining unmarried Beatle. The couple plans no honeymoon and will live in Harrison's five bedroom bungalow enclosed by a tall wall.
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Epson
England
UPI
George Harrison
Patti Boyd
George
Epsom Registry
Ife
Patti
Blue and White
Paul McCartney
John Lennon
Ringo Starr
West Indies
Kasavubu Urged to Head Congo Province
In Leopoldville, provincial politicians urge former Congo president Joseph Kasavubu to become governor of Kongo Province. The move would require the resignation of current governor Vital Faustin Moanda, an ally of Kasavubu, who seized power last November.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
The
Congo
Kongo
Vital Faustin Moanda
Kasavubu
Pete Be Buy
Man in Ged Hangs Self Over Love Marriage Hope
In 1793 a man in Ged hanged himself after arranging a servant to report to his room to learn if his beloved would accept his hand in marriage. The anxious wait for a response from the young woman ends abruptly with tragedy.
Bull sire Masterpiece 511 sells for record Santa Gertrudis price
McDaniel owner of Mira Sol Ranch near Uvalde sold a 25 percent stake in his six year old Santa Gertrudis bull Masterpiece 511 to A O Phillips of Diamond P Ranch Plano for 62500 dollars. The sale set a new record for Santa Gertrudis bull sales whether at public auction or private sale.
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McDaniel
Mirasol Ranch
Uvalde
A. O. Phillips
Plano
Medicare signups surge as holdouts enroll nationwide
Washington AP reports thousands of seniors who initially rejected Medicare voluntary medical coverage are now enrolling. The SSA notes 32 517 responses with 16 683 changing their minds and 13 656 sticking to rejection. By March 31, anyone 65 by Jan 1 must sign up to start July 1 with a $3 monthly premium, else wait to Oct 1 1967. late entrants have seven months to enroll after turning 65.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Radioactivity Found Among Spanish Guards in Almeria Crash Site
Spanish doctors testing rescuers from a U.S. nuclear bomber crash in Almeria region reported very slight radiation traces in several Civil Guards. A street demonstration opposed the United States and its bombs as authorities shifted personnel and expanded searches for a missing device.
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Almeria
Spain
U.S
Cuevas de Almanzora
Board of Nuclear Energy
16Th Air Force
Torrejon
Madrid
Garrucha
Vera
Firecrackers Galore Mark Tet Festivities in Saigon
Tet celebrations erupt in Saigon as civilians and soldiers endure loud firecrackers, banned since 1959, while military alertness remains high amid ongoing war. Residents join family duties as gunfire and explosions echo through the four day holiday, tempering revelry with danger.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Seicon
Sagan
Orient
Neuven Cao Ky
Two New Regents Appointed To State Board
Gov. John Connally named two new regents for state senior colleges William Donnell a Marathon rancher and John Crocker Jr a Houston lawyer Donnell replaces Ed Gossett term ends Jan 10 1967 Crocker to succeed Newton Gresham Gresham moved to State College Coordinating Board Also reappointed were Mrs Savannah Cross Lackey of Troup and J L Huffines of Greenville
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Austin
John Connally
William Donnell
Marathon
John Crocker Jr
Houston
Savannah Cross Lackey
Troup
J. L. Huffines
Greenville
Donnell
Ed Gossett
Dallas
Crocker
Newton Gresham
State College Coordinating Board
Mother's Last Desire Granted to See Her Sons
Alta Talmantes a 37 year old Mexican mother with cancer died in Orange County General Hospital after her sons Juan and Baltazar ages 13 and 9 traveled from Parral Mexico with public donations. Immigrant officials renewed the boys visas to July 20 so they could be with their mother as long as she lived. Their godmother Mrs Pascuela Ojeda accompanied them.
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Orange
Calif
Alta Talmantes
Juan
Baltazar
Mexico
Orange County General Hospital
Los Angeles
Pascuela Ojeda
Bomb bursts on Chicago's million dollar mile injures none
A low intensity bomb exploded in a gutter on North Michigan Avenue early Friday, damaging two cars and windows worth about 300 dollars. The blast occurred near Stanley Korshak Inc in front of a crowd including Gene Onesto and Robert Castellini, with no motive known.
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Chicago
UPI
Michigan Avenue
Stanley Korshak Inc
Peirce
Robert Castellini
Fee
Clavhay Cli
Tack EF
Leonard
Machine Gun Shortage May Save Armory
Kenneth Lyons of the Assn of Government Employers says Europe strips tanks for machine guns and Vietnam needs them. He believes Springfield Armory will be saved from McNamara closure plans and predicts Sen John Stennis will pressure the defense secretary over the shortage. Related note mentions Yellowstone birds amid geyser vapors.
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Quincy
Mass
APS
Europe
Viet Nam
Assn
Kenneth Lyons
Springfield Armory
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Springfield
Lyons
John Stennis
D-Miss
McNamara
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Boys’ Department
Monterey
Mary Tudor
Thomas
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Markhors
Antoine Defay Catan
Fearne
Norway
San Javier
U.S. Air Force
New Zealand
Military
Hootean
Canada
Tizzy
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Yellowstone National
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