Settlement Talks Continue Over Kennedy Book Dispute
Spokesmen for Harper and Row and Look Magazine say efforts to settle out of court are continuing regarding The Death of a President. William Manchester defends his conduct, noting Kennedy family authorization and interviews, while Mrs. Kennedy seeks to keep certain personal matters out of the history.
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Look Magazine
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Look
Rail unions reach wage deals after lengthy talks
After a year of bargaining, Mr Goldenberg announced 24 percent raises for unskilled and 28 percent for skilled workers over three years for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the residual non-operating group. The settlements follow an 18 percent rise granted by parliamentary act and include fringe benefits. CBRT delays and potential arbitration remain on the table as talks proceed with other groups.
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Ruby still denies conspiracy in Kennedy killing
Jack Ruby, dying of cancer in Dallas, insists no conspiracy connected to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and Oswald. His brother Earl and Chicago lawyer Elmer Gertz say Ruby wants a lie detector test to prove he acted alone.
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Alberta board rejects milk license for Art Millington
Alberta Public Utilities Board refused Art Millington's application to produce process and distribute non pasteurized milk after a Calgary public hearing on Sept 30. The decision notes potential impact on provincial licenses and consumer protection while offering aid if Millington seeks a producer license for licensed processing.
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Calgary
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Millington Warns of Boycott Over Dairy License Decision
Art Millington told The NEWS that customers are talking of boycotting local dairies after the Public Utilities Board refused a license to produce process and distribute non pasteurized milk. He plans to seek a tape of the Calgary hearing and may challenge the board’s ruling after reviewing it with his lawyer.
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Millington
Union Milk
Purity Dairy
Calgary
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Ager
al Wiggins
Mr. Millington
Union Dairy
UN peacekeeping row stalls General Assembly session
At the United Nations the Soviet Union and France warned of a new crisis if the General Assembly adopts a Canadian resolution setting guidelines for the special committee on peacekeeping operations. The United States and Britain say the assembly has constitutional authority to authorize peacekeeping, while non aligned members seek amendments and a conciliation commission tries to avert a showdown.
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Soviet‘ Union
France
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Canada
Assembly
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Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Security Council
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
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U.S
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Canada to unveil baby budget for pensioners relief
Finance Minister Sharp plans a supplementary budget known as the baby budget. It would add 30 dollars a month to pensions for those 69 and older, extend eligibility to 68, and raise taxes to fund the Canada Pension Plan. The measure aims to spread costs over years as the pension system rolls out.
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Sharp
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Commons
Canada Pension Plan
Hollywood shops sell Arabian albums and antique curios
Hollywood shoppers browse Christmastime gifts featuring whale-oil soap at $1.75 a bar and jewel-crusted Romeo cand. Juliet at $3,000. Sunset Strip and Hollywood Boulevard offer Indian moccasins, human-hair wigs, Arab music albums, rare comic books, and historical curios like WWI uniforms, magic lanterns, calendars, autographs, canes, and a tin-horn talking machine.
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