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AP analyst John Cunniff argues railroads remain vital to the nation, moving about 80 billion ton miles annually. The industry pleads for relief from restrictive rules, government loans, or potential nationwide takeover, while acknowledging mismanagement in parts.
Six Black GIs Arrested In Grenade Attacks Near Seoul
Six black GIs were arrested in connection with grenade explosions at Camp Humphreys near Seoul tied to racial tensions. Three were charged Tuesday and three more arrested Thursday without charges yet. Grenades stolen from the depot detonated May 22 23 injuring an American guard and three Koreans. a booby trapped helicopter was damaged. An informant who helped recover some grenades reportedly received a $1000 reward. A military spokesman confirmed grenade recovery but had no knowledge of a tip.
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James R Hoffa announces retirement from the Teamsters presidency while serving prison time in Lewisburg Pa He endorses Frank E Fitzsimmons to replace him and notes potential parole developments amid ongoing legal difficulties The move follows decades of clashes with Congress courts and labor bodies.
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