Pay Board Splits On Trainmen Pay
Washington AP The Pay Board splits for the first time as labor and business blocs clash over a trainmen contract amid wage and work rule disputes. Two unions abstain, citing anger at Biaggini and a looming aerospace lawsuit, delaying approval until next Tuesday. The UTU demands all terms, including 42 percent pay raises over 34 years, before implementation. In New York, Price Commission chair Grayson urges productivity gains as key to removing controls, urging a broader measure of productivity beyond output per hour.
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International Association of Machinists
Benjamin F. Biaggini
Southern Pacific Co
United Transportation Union
Nixon
New York
the Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Conference Board
Grayson
National Commission On Productivity
Billboard Bill Ready For Senate
The bill to meet federal billboard standards and stop Missouri losing 11.5 million in highway funds moved to the Senate committee. It sets spacing size and safety rules and allows signs directing to natural wonders sites and branded signs for gas food and lodging ahead.
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Ryerson City
Keet
Missouri
Senate
Warren R. Hearnes
Kiwanis Observes Anniversary Jan 21 Mexico Club
The Mexico Kiwanis Club marks the 57th Kiwanis International anniversary on January 21. President Wells Van Wyngarden notes the group’s focus on Service to Youth Community and Nation while outlining ongoing Drug Alert efforts and a new Project Environment. Kiwanis International lists 275,000 members in 5,800 clubs across 37 countries during Anniversary Week January 16 to 22.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of
Mexico
Kiwanis International
Wells van Wyngarden
United States
Canada
Free World
Jury Boosts Payment For Meramec Land
A Sullivan couple was awarded 27500 for land in the Meramec Park Reservoir area, far above the 9750 federal appraisal. The Richards own 84 acres at the Franklin Crawford Washington county line where the main dam will rise. Other cases seek higher valuations as the Army Corps of Engineers faces opposition groups pressing to halt further funding and land purchases.
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ST. Louis
Sullivan
Meramec Park Reservoir
William A
Dorothy D. Richards
U.S
John Regan
Franklin
Crawford
Washington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Maurice Harris
U. S
Richards
Charles Schatz
Harris
George A
Girth A. Ireland
Meramec River
Citizens Committee To Save the
Meramec
Kraus Chosen Illustrious Potentate of Moolah Temple
Samuel C. Kraus Jr., owner of Samuel Kraus Construction Co., was elected to a one year term as illustrious potentate of Moo lah Shrine Temple, the 81st to hold the post. The 11,000 member St. Louis group, founded in 1866, chose him at the annual meeting, succeeding Delbert Miller Jr. as temple top officer.
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ST. Louis
Samuel C. Kraus Jr
Moolah Shrine
Kraus
Missouri
Delbert Miller Jr
Millionaire Palley Pays $250000 For New York Paris Birthday Flight
Paris party host Reese Palley flew 735 guests from New York to Paris aboard two Boeing 747s for his 50th birthday. The lavish weekend involved 370 hotel rooms, champagne, filet mignon dinners, and arrangements with Dali lithographs, with Palley noting the trip cost at least $125000 for the jets and funds tied to ongoing checks.
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Paris
New York
Reese Palley
Palley
Peto
Atlantic City
N.J
San Francisco
Salvadore Dali
Intercontinental Hotel
Lasserre
The
Ritz
Pan Am
Right Wing Republicans Attack Nixon
Conservative GOP leaders escalate attacks on President Nixon claiming defense policy weakness and fiscal mismanagement. Lawrence Meisel Richard Harvey and Rolland Franzen form the National Committee of Republicans for Victory in 72 urging donors to oppose Nixon and back more conservative officeholders.
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Washington
Nixon
Administration
White House
National Committee of Republicans
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
New Hampshire
Lawrence J. Meisel
St. Louis
Richard Harvey
Tyler
Tex
Rolland A. Franzen
Boca Raton
Fla
Soviet Union
Senator irked with state horse show spat at hearing
In Jefferson City Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee met in an unexpected session to review Missouri State Fair budget requests. Senator Jasper Brancato Kansas City pressed questions on horse show operation and Strickler profits while trading verbal jabs. The panel also reviewed a proposal to buy a 60 acre tract west of the fair grounds for 75000 dollars for a parking lot.
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Jefferson City
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jasper M Brancato
Kansas City
Brancato
Ernest Strickler
Vintage Ford and Chevy pickups on sale from 1958 to 1969
Classified truck notices advertise several Ford and Chevrolet pickups with WB measurements from 131 to 127 inches. Highlights include 1969 Ford ton custom at 1495, 1967 Ranger with 352 V8 and factory warranty at 1695, and 1966 Chev 4x4 at 1674. Other offerings show miles, one-owner history, and basic condition notes.
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Rip van Winkle
Chrysler
FORD
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Meramec Land
Moolah Temple
Jeff City
Jeff City Jays
Wallace E. Melahn
China
Red China
Russia
Meisel
Republican Finance
Committee
Ashbrook
Richard Nixon
Harvey
Franzen
IM Mllas
Urfapae
E. Liberty
BFG
Dynacor
F.E.T
Bubonenaegasa and Co
Sandrich
Goodrich
Goel
LS Ay
American Express
B.F. Goodrich
Bankamericard
RCA
Eesay
Mel Storch
Ford Inc
W.B
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