Senate Rehnquist Vote Drive Faces Doubtful Noon Result
Senate backers push to force a vote on William J. Rehnquist’s confirmation as Supreme Court nominee. Majority support urged action while opponents cite civil rights concerns and a disputed 1952 memorandum linked to Justice Jackson. If the vote fails, another attempt could come Saturday.
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Kennedy Center closes tours over funding needs
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will suspend tours and public services due to funds shortages, cancel 12 planned Christmas programs, and seek 1.5 million in maintenance aid. Center officials cited 2.5 million annual maintenance costs with only 1 million linked to arts functions.
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Pay Board OKs Railroad Signalmen Salary Increases
Washington AP reports the Pay Board approved retroactive raises for the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen. The package includes 5 percent dating to Oct 1, 2.9 percent from Apr 1, and 2.6 percent from Jan 1, with final 3 steps needing advance approval. The 42 month contract raises minimum skilled signalman pay from 3.78 to 5.52 per hour and adds leave and holiday benefits. An advisory panel urged automatic phase‑in for merit raises within 5.5 percent yearly limit.
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Quebec Taverns Serve Women at Le Gobelet
The first Quebec tavern to permit women to drink draughts opened at noon and filled to capacity. Manager Hector Veaudry said 500 seats sold out in minutes with about 300 people queuing. many women were drinking draught legally for the first time since 1837.
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Controversy Sparks Over Document Cited by Rehnquist
Rehnquist acknowledged that while the second item stirred controversy, much of its content reflected his own suggestions. The remark highlights disputes over influence and authorship in the drafting process.
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NATO Delays Soviet Talks For Big Four Pact
NATO foreign ministers postponed initiating talks with the Soviet Union on a European security system until a final Big Four Berlin agreement is reached. The ministers left uncertain how and when to pursue the Kremlin’s proposal for a high level conference on European security. The United States and West Germany also signed an offset agreement totaling 2.03 billion dollars to cover two years of U.S. troop costs in West Germany, reflecting a larger German burden.
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