Three Way Rail Merger Possibility Discussed by Rail Leaders
WASHINGTON UP I reports President Walter J Tuohy of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad says a three way merger with New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio is possible but currently unacceptable with Central included in a C O and B O merger. He notes Central might join later but a Central C O B O tie up is impossible now. He says a C O and B O merger has management approval. governors also support the plan.
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New York Central
B&o
Tuohy
C&o
Central
Endorsements Keep Momentum for Public Transit Plan
Tuohy says states, financial sector, and shippers back the transit initiative, with broad support claiming it serves the public interest.
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Tuohy
VFW Post 522 Receives Capitol Flag
At a special meeting of Cpl. Harry L. McBride Post 522 VFW Congressman Frank M. Clark presented an American Flag flown over the Capitol to Commander Robert R. Smith. Post district commander James J. Dennis then gave Clark a post membership card. Short addresses followed by charter members.
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Cpl
Harry L. McBride
Post 522
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank M. Clark
Robert R. Smith
James J. Dennis
Congressman Clark
Hillsville-Bessemer
Orville Potter
Joseph Soloman
Dennis
Limited Power Recommended On Income Cuts
President Kennedy was urged by the Commission on Money and Credit to grant the chief executive limited power to cut income tax rates during economic distress. The 27 member panel proposed in time of recession to reduce the 20 percent tax rate on the first $2,000 of taxable income.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Commission On Money and Credit
Crossword Clue List From Daily Puzzle
A compiled list of crossword clues and their numbers covering topics from anatomy feathers to geography and antiquated terms. Includes entries for prominent clues such as Hindu garment and Italian river, with past puzzle reference Wheeler and Winthrop.
Supreme Court Backs Workers on Union Dues in Politics
The Supreme Court ruled that railroad workers dues collected under a union shop may not be used for political activities the workers oppose. Justice Brennan led a five to four majority in the Macon Ga case involving six Southern Railway System employees who sued over compulsory union membership.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Southern Railway System
Macon
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Maritime Strike Forces Shutdown of Philadelphia Refineries
The National Maritime Union strike has closed two refineries in the Philadelphia area. Sinclair Refining in Trainer Pennsylvania and Texaco in Westfield New Jersey are shut down as workers refuse to cross NMU lines. Gulf Oil Atlantic Refining and Sun Oil in Chester maintain operations. A Texaco plant reports insufficient staff to run. A Wednesday hearing will decide if the NMU order becomes permanent.
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Texaco
NMU
Gulf Oil Co
Atlantic Refining Co
Philadelphia
Sun Oil Co
Chester
Rickover Attacks psychiatrists in Navy critique
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover denounces military psychiatrists and studies on tattoos and West Point cadet psychology. He warns that placing psychiatrists aboard ships would alert sailors to problems and undermine defense efforts.
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Rickover
Army
West Point
Alexander
the Great
Hannibal
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
George Washington
Joan Paul Jones
Stephen Decatur
U.S. Grant
David Farragut
Professor Hosler Wins NSF Grant for Cloud Conference
Dr. Charles L. Hosler of Pennsylvania State University receives an NSF grant to attend the International Cloud Physics Conference in Canberra and Sydney Australia in September. He will present a paper on the life cycle of convective showers over mountainous terrains and serve as a delegate for the United States and the American Meteorological Society at the meetings.
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University Park
Charles L. Hosler
Pennsylvania State University
National Science Foundation
Canberra
Sydney
Australia
United States
American Meteorological Society
Professor Hewetson Granted Year-Long Leave for Study
Frank N. Hewetson a professor at Pennsylvania State University receives a leave of absence for the 1961 62 academic year to enroll in post doctoral study at Cornell University He will specialize in plant physiology and pomology disciplines at Cornell University.
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University Park
Frank N. Hewetson
Pennsylvania State
Cornell University
Pomology University
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