Rail unions vow continuation of fight over featherbed jobs
In Chicago, five railroad unions plan further action after the U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld prior rulings allowing carriers to eliminate 65 000 so called featherbed positions. Judges noted delays before any final mandate and potential Supreme Court actions as unions consider next moves in the 1959 dispute.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam
Perry
Charles Luna
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
U.S. Supreme Court
Lama
Washington
Kennedy
Court Confirms Anderson Winner Outlook For Minnesota Race
Minnesota Supreme Court orders the State Canvassing Board to certify Elmer L. Anderson as the apparent winner of the November 6 election. A recount seems likely as two competing tallies show Karl Rolvaag leading by 58 in one update and Elmer Andersen ahead by 142 after incorporating changes from ten counties.
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ST. Paul
Board rejects remodeling old junior high wing plan
A special building advisory committee reports remodeling the 55 year old junior high wing is not feasible due to wall standards, floor heights, and space limits. The Board of Education will act tonight at Ludlow memorial library on rejecting the renovation in favor of the ongoing senior high addition funded by a 975 000 bond.
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Board of Education
Ludlow Memorial Library
John Bruni
Robert G. Rote
Harry Ammann
Henry
Lima Jetliner Disaster Claims 105 Lives
Police dig through wreckage of a Varig Boeing 707 near La Cruz peak fifteen miles south of Lima and report 105 bodies recovered. Varig disputes the toll noting only a few aboard. salvage chief Commander Demetrio Tovar confirms the count amidst burned and mutilated remains. Some speculate last minute boardings in Rio de Janeiro.
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Lima
Peru
Varig
la Cruz Peak
Demetrio Tovar
Civil Guard Police
Rio de Janeiro
Nehru Studies Note From Peking's Chou
NEW DELHI India Prime Minister Nehru received a letter from Premier Chou En-lai of Red China as both sides maneuvered for support in the Himalayan border conflict. India pressed troops to battlefronts quiet since a Chinese cease fire eight days ago.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red China
Foreign Ministry
Chou
Union To Halt Lockheed Strike Ends After Pledge
Washington reports the AFL-CIO International Association of Machinists agreed to end its two day strike at Lockheed Aircraft Corp immediately. Director William E. Simkin of the FMCS said unions and the company will reinstate all terms of expired labor contracts while a special board studies issues and files a report this weekend.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Simkin
Special Board of Inquiry
Kennedy
Mikoyan Visits Kennedy as U S Stance on Cuba Stiffens
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan flew to Washington for talks with President Kennedy on the Cuban crisis and U S Soviet relations. Officials said Kennedy will press for international safeguards to remove Soviet missiles from Cuba and will reiterate that no invasion pledge does not imply backing Castro. Mikoyan planned to return to Moscow Saturday after discussions with Castro and U S officials.
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Washington
Mikoyan
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S
Castro
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cheerleaders Chosen Powder Puff Cagers Set for Benefit Game
A Powder Puff basketball benefit features female faculty versus Youth Council girls at the Junior High gym starting at 8 p.m. Saturday with doors at 7. Proceeds fund Youth Council activities and Community Center equipment.
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Youth Council
Barbara Beardsley
Judith A. Hjort
Patricia van Dyke
Patricia Fischer
JoAnn Larsen
Carol Linden
Virginia Rogers
Judi Sallas
Nancy Willkomm
Mary Kroeger
Mines
Carol Mitchell
Marlene Peterson
Deena Speich
Barbara Rufenacht
Holly Hoesly
Holly Muenich
Judy Hefty
Pat Peterson
Becky Houser
Martin Diegnan
Wayne Stroessner
Arthur Edwards
Allan Mott
Gerald Ruge
John Reese
Terry Quinn
Gayle Barrelt
Dusty Ault
Dan Pickett
Tom Lovelace
Burt Wiltfang
Bill Klemm
Pope John XXIII Suffering Stomach Disorder with Intense Anemia
Vatican officials said Pope John XXIII, 81, has a stomach disorder aggravated by symptoms of gastropathy causing a serious anemia. A formal communique urged Roman Catholics to pray for his speedy recovery as doctors advise rest and continued treatment.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Pope John
Office of the
Rome
Break‑in At Ludlow Bar. Over $100 Stolen
Early today the Ludlow Bar on High Way 11 West reported a break in after midnight. Entry was gained through a rear door by breaking a window. Cash from the register was taken. exact loss not yet known. Bartender Leo Keegan found the burglary when opening the bar. Dwight C. Coplien, assistant police chief, investigated.
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Ludlow
Highway 11
Dwight C. Coplien
Coplien
Leo Keegan
New Insurance Firm Loses State License
Madison The license of the International General Insurance Corp. of Milwaukee has been revoked by Insurance Commissioner Charles Manson due to financial difficulties. Formed in July the firm issued 200000 in common stock and listed assets of 296627 as of Sept. 15. The corporation has sold no policies.
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Madison
International General Insurance Corp
Milwaukee
Charles Manson
This Atomic World Demonstration Lecture at High School
A program titled This Atomic World will be presented in the high school auditorium on Wednesday December 19. Sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission and Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies the lecture aims to introduce high school students to atomic energy basics and its practical uses. Russell P. Bauer, trained in nuclear science, will deliver the program.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Russell P. Bauer
County Plans Remodeling Of Courthouse And Welfare Space
The jail and courthouse committee led by Myron I Stair will seek bids to remodel the basement and second floor of the Courthouse. Plans include new carpeting in the Circuit Court room, tiled walkway, updated restrooms for men and women, a women’s rest room in the basement, and three welfare department offices with space reconfigured for an additional staffer. The courtroom will gain two new 50 star flags and the space will host County Board meetings.
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County Board
Myron I. Stair
Monroe
Circuit
Arthur L. Luebke
Beloit
Stair
Welfare
Stock Trend Mixed During Heavy Trade
New York shares moved with mixed results in heavy late day trading. Most price changes were small and volume was about 5.9 million shares, near Wednesday's 5.98 million, as rails oils utilities and electronics showed slight upside while overall sentiment remained uncertain and irregular.
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New York
McEssy Seeks Statewide Voting Machine Mandate in 1963
Wisconsin legislators confront another push to replace paper ballots with voting machines. Assemblyman Earl McEssy vows a 1963 bill mandating machine use statewide after strong editorial and voter support, despite cost and implementation hurdles. Milwaukee recounts show gains for Philip Kuehn, with Reynolds ahead statewide.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Earl McEssy
McEssy
Minnesota
A. W. Bareis
Bareis
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
Philip G.kuehn
Kuehn
Erect Reynolds
Mrs Reynolds III Is Taken To Hospital In Madison
Mrs Patricia Reynolds wife of Gov elect John W Reynolds became ill at home late Wednesday and was taken to a Madison hospital with influenza. Hospital authorities said her condition was satisfactory. She is known to have diabetes and Reynolds was finishing a tour of state institutions with a visit to Camp McCoy when she was stricken.
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Patricia Reynolds
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Camp McCoy
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