Unions Push Government Buy and Run Railroads
Washington AP reports rail labor leaders urged government ownership of U S railroads in a Friday meeting. The proposal, reversal of a 4 year policy, cites service failures and safety concerns while warning of a possible early strike by 49 000 workers amid stalled bargaining with three AFL CIO unions.
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Miami
Laichty
Afl-Cio
Ohio Regents pick Briley as chairman and seek 155.5 million
The Ohio Board of Regents names John Marshall Briley of Toledo as chairman and requests 155,527,100 to run state colleges and universities for 1965 66 and 1966 67. Budget boosts total to 58 percent, with major funds directed to Ohio State and eight state supported schools.
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106Th General Assembly
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Toledo
Ohio State
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Cleveland
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Dayton
Bowling Green State University
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Miami University
OSU
Ohio University
Akron
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Toledo Medical College
Production Up Sharply Last Month
The December index of industrial production rose to 137.0 from 134.8 in November, with automobile output rebounding after strikes and up 18 percent from December 1943. Television and radio sets also increased, as construction and manufacturing drove a stronger jobs picture including a 4.9 percent unemployment rate.
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Kennedy Aides Exit White House in Texas Shuffle
Two Kennedy aides Keneth O'Donnell and David Powers resign as presidential assistants. Lawrence O Brien stays on at 30 000 as congressional relations aide. Myers Feldman resigns. Lee White to replace him. Canada and the United States discuss auto export remissions and trade barriers with mutual goodwill cited.
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Tex
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White House
Johnson
Keneth O'Donnell
David F Powers
Lawrence O'Brien
Ateast
O'Brien
O'Donnell
Powers
Brien
Kennedy
Myer Feldman
Feldman
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Atheist Objects To Religious Service In Jail
Victor D. Abston, 51, an inmate in Santa Ana, challenges jail religious services as unconstitutional. He seeks a hearing on the complaint and a jury trial on a burglary charge, with a March 8 trial date. An ACLU-affiliated attorney may represent him. a spokesman notes participation is voluntary.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Victor D. Abston
Abston
American Civil Liberties Union
Layman's Evangelistic Association
Johnson Announces Resignations After Auto Tariff Pact
Johnson revealed the resignations of O'Donnell, Powers and Feldman at a news conference at his ranch following the signing with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson of a pact to abolish tariffs on automobiles and parts for new cars. Johnson called the agreement historic and said it ended a long dispute.
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Pearson
Johnson
O'Donnell
Powers
Feldman
Hhis Ranch
Lester B. Pearson
Norwegians Shun UN Duty Volunteer Shortfalls Reported
Oslo parliamentary vote backed a 90 percent man battalion for UN standby duty but recruitment lags. In two months only 2 to 30 volunteers appeared as officials cite government pay during actual UN service as a major obstacle.
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Oslo
Norway
United Nations
U.N
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