45000 Navy Reserve Officers Dropped From Rolls In Tightening
Washington reports forty five thousand inactive Navy Reserve officers will be discharged from the reserve rolls as part of a tightening program. They include veterans with fine records who have not served in three years. Enlisted reservists are not affected. Letters of notification will begin soon. Medical and dental officers, aviators, and those with long satisfactory service are spared. Vice President Nixon is not among those dropped.
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Navy
Secretary of the Navy
James H. Smith Jr
Naval Reserve
Smith
Pentagon
Congress
Nixon
Wage Increase For Brotherhood Rejected
An arbitration board in New York denied a 24 2 percent wage rise sought by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, but granted a five cent hourly increase offered by major railroads. The six member panel included two neutrals from Harvard and Princeton. The dispute began last October with a demand for 30 percent, later reduced, with hearings across Chicago and New York.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Guy L. Brown
National Mediation Board
Archibald Cox
Harvard University
Richard A. Lester
Princeton University
Chicago
Beall Seeks Help For Polish Grandmother Facing Deportation
Maryland Senator Beall introduced a bill to allow Polish grandmother Matrona G. Karpuk, 61, to remain in the United States after a 42 year stay. He plans reintroduction next session if needed, saying action this session is unlikely. Karpuk, a Baltimore resident, appealed the deportation order. immigration officials expect a fall review. Peachy of Belleville elected moderator of the Conservative Amish Mennonite at Grantsville.
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United States
Maryland
Sen
Beall
R-Md
Matrona G. Karpuk
Karpuk
Baltimore
Cently
Board of Review
Congress
Religious sect closes 44th annual meeting across states
A conference of 1300 members from Amish Mennonite congregations across the eastern United States to Kansas held its 44th annual meeting today. Residents of Southbury, Connecticut, claim their town shares the same name as the sect’s community.
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United States
Kansas
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