Rail unions seek clarification on White House wage plan
Three major rail unions asked for clarification of the White House plan to settle the three year labor dispute with railroads. Union leaders met about three hours with John Steelman, the president’s adviser, and indicated they might accept the proposals tomorrow if controversial operating rules are addressed. The plan would deliver retroactive wage increases totaling about 19 million dollars to members of the Brotherhoods of Engineers Conductors Firemen and Engine-men, though unions remained wary on rule changes at the heart of the dispute.
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Washington
White House
John &. Steelman
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Steelman
Fire Hows Steelman Plan Stirring Wage Proposals
May 1966 report details Steelman wage estimates guiding contract talks with 150000 union workers. Five-man mediation committee works through a long session to review the plan while firemen’s approval hinges on the policy committee. Other unions’ negotiating groups empowered to accept or reject. Also Optimist Club notes on reports, auctions, and events.
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Fradectek
Steelman
Mie
Roanoke Opti-Mrs District Consideration Meeting
In Roanoke Virginia Mrs C Lease Bus hosted the Governor s Luncheon and Banquet at Hotel Hoanoke. Mrs Bussard presided over an Opti Mrs discussion with representatives from each Opti Mrs Club in the 16th District of Optimist International.
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Hoanoke
Roanoke
C. Lease Bus. Said
Bussard
Optimist International
Charles Bradley
Arlington
Optimist Club Meeting At Louisville Convention
Mrs discussion at the International Optimist Convention in Louisville Kentucky in June notes the Optimist Club of Richmond as the district's oldest and Northeast Opti Mrs in Washington as the newest club welcomed new member Mrs Paul Ernest and Melvin Willis who has moved to Wake Virginia and is visiting near Frederick. The next meeting of the Optimist Club of Frederick will be at the ...
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Richard Rudy
Paul Smith
Ernest Stephens
Gale Cook
C. Lease Bussard
Stephens
Hesbia Foster
Robert Harrison
Lloyd Stup
Ponton
Opti Mis
Louieville
Richmond
Washington
Paul Ernest
Melvin Willis
Wake
Virginia
Buckeystown
Frederick
Cancer film show by Mrs Lease Bussard and Mrs Palmer
A local event features a cancer film shown by Mrs C Lease Bussard and Mrs Victor Palmer. Spring refreshments were provided by hostess Mrs Ernest Stephiens and her daughter Jacquelyn, following the presentation. Gov. Sobeloff Baltimore, May 20.
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Hone
C. Lease Bussard
Victor Palmer
Ernest Stephiens
Jacquelyn
Sobeloff Named Chief Judge of Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore attorney Simon E. Sobeloff to be appointed by Governor McKeldin as chief judge of Maryland Court of Appeals after months of political speculation. Sobeloff has advised the Governor and led key legal efforts while serving in state government. The note also mentions a nationwide estimate of about 20 million bicycles in use in the United States.
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McKeldin
Simon E. Sobeloff
Maryland Court of Appeals
Poliical
Baltimore
Sobeloff
Sobel
Europe
Israel
Ogle Marbury
United States
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