Firemen Union in Fines Dispute After Rail Strike
In Chicago AP report the eight major carriers resume service after a four day BLF&E strike that halted 200,000 workers and damaged rail revenue. The dispute centers on 27,500 contempt fines with the union denying liability while courts threaten collection actions and potential suits from Illinois Central and others.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen
Alexander Holtzoff
U.S. District Court
Washington
Fonday
U.S
Illinois Central
Blf&e
Pennsylvania
Switchmen Strike Threatens Detroit Commute
A wildcat strike by Grand Trunk Western Railroad switchmen in Pontiac threatens to halt commuter service between Pontiac and Detroit for about 2,000 riders. Union officials denied sanctioning the action, while a Pontiac judge issued a restraining order and set a show cause hearing.
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Pacific
Grand Trunk Western
Boston & Maine
Penn
Blf&esylvania Railroad
Detroit
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Pontiac
Grand Trunk
Cleveland
Switchmen’s Union
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Norman
Circuit
Clark Adams
Pontiac Auto
Fisher Body
Second rape slaying in Cincinnati shows similarities
Police link Lois Dant case to a earlier 32 year old victim attack, noting daytime killings in apartment buildings and few clues. Emogene Harrington was killed with plastic cord after a door knock, with her husband Dr R Paul Harrington a space scientist awaiting word on the investigation.
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Cincinnati
Lois B. Dant
Emogene Harrington
Dant
Harrington
R. Paul Harrington
University of Cinnati
Ashland Walkout Costs Armco Steel $3500 Hour
Armco official says illegal walkout at Ashland Works halts all steelmaking, with payroll of about $600,000 weekly and potential long term damage. R. F. Kuhnlein cites loss of wages for 3,949 union workers and impact on customer promises amid high production levels and a crucial market.
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Ashland
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
R. F. Kuhnlein
Local 1865
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Kuhnlein
Ashland Works
Ford
Airline settles crash claim in Ciney for 110000
Cincinnati probate court approved a negotiated 110000 settlement by American Airlines to the estate of John J. Waferling 54 of Cincinnati one of 58 killed when an American Airlines jet crashed near the Greater Cincinnati Airport on November 8 Waferling was an architectural firm project manager survived by his widow and three minor children
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Chase M. Davies
American Airlines
John J. Waferling
Waferling
Greater Cincinnati
A. M Kinney Associates
Waterling
Eisenhower Declares No Run for Public Office
Milton S. Eisenhower announces he will retire as Johns Hopkins president on July 1, 1967 at age 66 and has no intention to seek elective office. He offers nonelective federal roles and says he will speak on political issues as a private citizen.
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Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Calvin Coolidge
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Firemen’s Union
H. E. Gilbert
Union Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Central of Georgia
Missouri
Melvin Norman
Garden Manor
Middletown
Ohio
East Orchard Home
Lebanon
Lebanon Nursing Home
Young & Jones
Anne L. Carr
Bank
Jack Geier
Lois Dant
Ashland Action
Texaco
C. W. Yates
R. L. Nelson
Ciney
Milton
Wise Home Buyers
Central Ave
Etli
LY Home Owned Dept Store
Easter Bunny
Westie
Vanity Fair
Pettiskirt
Romanticism
Central Store
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