Federal arbitrators decide on railroad work rules
Federal arbitrators ruled that diesel yard and freight engines should eliminate firemen jobs with less than ten years of service. Ten years or more will keep jobs with full protection. 2,000 workers may be severed with severance. A joint board will study jet firemen and train crew size while a three‑member adjustment panel handles local disputes. Union leaders warned of court challenges to the ruling and pressed for broader negotiations.
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Itive
Congress
Switchmen's Union of North
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Con
H. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
R. H. McDonald
Arbitration Board
Ralph T. Seward
National Mediation Board
Boards of Adjustment
Wolfe
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Thailand Laos Specialists On Visit To City
Visiting foreign employees of the U S Information Service in the Far East begin a two day area tour in Lubbock visiting Texas Tech and the Municipal Building. Sumroeng Vichitlekakam of Bangkok and Tao Chuaviriya of Vientiane will stay through Dec 4 and attend a Thursday Thanksgiving dinner. They will tour Plains Cooperative Oil Mill and other city sites while meeting local officials and speaking at a Theta Sigma Phi luncheon. Tao departs Sunday while Sumroeng remains through Wednesday.
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U.S. Information Service
Far East
Texas Tech
Lubbock
West Texas Museum
Tech
Tao
Sumroeng
Pioneer Hotel
A. L. Faubion
57Th St
Plains Cooperative Oil Mill
Canyon Gin
Theta Sigma Phi
Women's Journalism Society
J. Rolan Simpson
56Th
Lulbbock
Tia
Bangkok
USIS
Vientiane
Local Briefs Touch On Dying, Thefts And Accidents
Tom Johnson, uncle of Augusta Zarfas, died in a Houston hospital Monday with services set in San Gabriel. A Lubbock County resolution approved memorializes late President John K. Fergerson noted stolen checks found in a suitcase tied to a forgery suspect in custody. Charles B. Sims, 55, died in a one car crash near Ind St and rt Ave. arrangements pending. A 20s Lubbock woman was arrested for stealing a $275 diamond wristwatch, a blanket and a sweater from Lola Keene's home after signing a confession. J W. Swayze in serious condition at Methodist Hospital after being picked up in a yard incident on Vicksburg Ave. Hazel Colt Sanderson injured in a crash at US 82 and US 62 in Crosby County. treated at Methodist.
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Tom Johnson
Augusta Zarfas
53Rd St
Houston
San Gabriel
Kenneth Irish
James
Fergerson
Charles B. ‘Sims
28Th St
Jamison Funeral Home
Sims
Rt Avenue
Ind St
Lubbock
George Hall
Howard Smith
Lola Keene
Amherst St
J. W. Swayze
College Ave
Methodist Hospital
Vicksburg Avenue
Hazel Colt Sanderson
Littlefield
Crosby County
Lovington and County News Roundup from Special Session
A string of items from Lovington and county government covers divorce actions, property deals, and public notices. The court grants divorces, records warranty deeds, approves Brownfield contracts, and discusses Peace Corps name change and county purchases including sheriff’s vehicles and office furniture. Sixty seconds of routine business and oversight.
County Board Passes Memorial Kennedy Resolution
County commissioners approved a memorial resolution honoring President Kennedy and authorized payments totaling 4 784 25 to C R Law Tax Co for recompiling the delinquent tax roll from 1919 through 1962. The court also discussed a cash box, approved use of county equipment for soil conservation, and fenced construction of pipeline crossings with 26 407 84 in special bills.
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C. R. Law Tax Co., Inc
J. R. Dever
Bill Crutcher
Horace A Bmry
Mealaun
Milletowaig
National Bank
Harris Heritt
Joe Wenson
County Clare
Line Tees
Youth Named In Theft Of Truck Here
Twenty year old Jerry Davis Miller of 5503 Ivory Street faced theft charges after a pickup truck was stolen from Ted's Garage at 13902 Avenue. The truck was recovered following his arrest in Wichita Falls Monday night. Police were also investigating a garage burglary in which a cabinet was ransacked and the truck disappeared. Also jailed were William Clint Long and Lucies Love, with bonds set on intoxicated driving and assault with intent to murder charges respectively, plus two suspects Bob Lee Allen and Marty Corder linked to passing a forged instrument.
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Jerry Davis
Miller
Ivory St
Ted
Ave
Wichita Falls
Milner
William Clint Long
Knoxville Ave
Lubbock
Justice of the Peace
George
H. McCleskey
Justice of ‘the Peace
F. R. Land
Abernathy
Lucies Love
Bob Lee Allen
Marty Corder
Oklahoma City
Lovington Chamber Elects Officers and Board Members
Lovington Special. R. B. Moore was re elected president of the Lovington Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday night meeting. Doug Mead became vice president and Charles Skalenda secretary treasurer. Jim Jackson was rehired as manager and new board members include R F Buddy Fort Clift Payne John Dr R E Smith.
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Lovington
Lee County
Bill Barton
M. C. Scott
Fints Heldel
Dick Blackwood
R. B.moore
Lovington Electric Co-op
Child Welfare Helps Struggling Families In Lubbock Area
A series of Child Welfare Office cases shows families facing desertion by fathers and financial stress. One boy improved after military schooling and savings, while others received foster care, day care, or church aid. The agency aided two young girls and multiple siblings, guiding parents to court oversight, housing, nutrition, and better home conditions.
Dunbar Building Damaged By Fire
Fire of undetermined origin burned a barracks type room at Dunbar Junior Senior High School shortly after 4 pm Tuesday. Firefighters worked 69 minutes with seven units. A rear apartment at 2123 32nd St occupied by R. R. Nunn suffered smoke and damage. Also Tuesday a washhouse behind Francis Tortillo’s home burned and hot grease damaged Mrs. Edwards stove cabinet.
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Dunbar
Tuesay
R. R. Nunn
Ted Boedeker
32Nd St
Francis Tortillo
N. Ave N
Joel Edwards
Edwards
Keith St
Kennedy Memorial Bill Creates Academic Excellence Award
Representative Edith Green proposes a John F. Kennedy Memorial Award to fund 1,000 scholarships of 1000 dollars each for top high school graduates nationwide who score highest on a national competitive exam.
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Kennedy Memorial Washington
UPI
Edith Green
D-Ore
John F. Kennedy
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