Arbitrators Rule For Railroads On Featherbedding
Federal arbitrators ruled that about 90 percent of firemen jobs on diesel yard engines and freight trains should be eliminated by attrition or with job protection for most of the 40 000 union members affected. The seven member board said complete protection for those with 10 years service covers 65 percent of the workers. others must be offered comparable pay in new jobs. The decision defers major issues on crew size to a local three man board. A dissenting report was filed by two union members.
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Inside Radio 2 Editorial 6 Sporte 10 Obituaries 3 Fulton 11 Comics 13
Inside page tease outlining editorial, sports, obituaries, Fulton items, comics, and personals with brief mentions of features on radio, local letters, and community notices. Highlights include sporting results, obituaries, and local column items across sections.
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Kennedy Is Laid To Rest As Johnson Takes Lead
An eternal flame marks John F. Kennedy's grave as Lyndon B. Johnson assumes the presidency and begins addressing foreign and domestic issues. Delegates pledge continued talks with France and Canada as Johnson aims for a budget message to Congress and UN efforts to maintain international space cooperation. Public sorrow fills Washington as crowds line streets for the procession to St Matthew's Cathedral.
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JFK and Oswald Victims Buried in Separate Services
Dallas mourns President Kennedy at Arlington as Oswald and Tippit are laid to rest in distant cemeteries. Oswald's burial follows his murder of Kennedy and Tippit by a gunman, with Jack Ruby later killing Oswald. Relatives weep as police and mourners fill the scenes.
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Johnson DeGaulle Plan Early Talks Next Year
Washington reports say President Johnson and Charles de Gaulle will meet early next year to thaw U S French relations. Johnson indicated De Gaulle would return for talks while noting Kennedy era proclamations to be read in churches as a memorial. De Gaulles stance on NATO, the market and other policies shape the expected dialogue.
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Canada
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Japan
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Republicans To Halt Political Talk for Month
Rockefeller and Goldwater announce a 30 day mourning pause on political activity after Kennedy’s assassination. Rockefeller will refrain from campaign actions during the official mourning period for New York. Goldwater cancels three TV appearances and says no more political speeches this year to allow President Johnson space to act. Both say Kennedy era issues are unsettled and await Johnson’s course.
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Washington Has Another Scare on IRS Building Roof
Police and federal officers searched the seven story IRS Building roof after a report a man with a weapon was seen there. No one was found on the roof as guards continued precautions near the Justice Department entrance used by Attorney General Kennedy.
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Johnson Holds 45 Minute Talk With Mikoyan
President Johnson met Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan for nearly three quarters of an hour in Washington. Mikoyan said relations remain as before Kennedy’s assassination and that no summit was specifically discussed. He described the conversation as pleasant and said both sides share mutual interests.
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Behan Celebrates Birth of Daughter in Dublin
Irish playwright Brendan Behan welcomed a six pound daughter born Sunday in Dublin. It is the first child for Behan and his wife Beatrice, marking a happy family milestone for the artist known for his bibulous lifestyle.
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Johnson Pledges Support For Tax Cut Civil Rights
President Johnson orders the FBI to prepare a detailed report on Kennedy's assassination and Oswald's murder, urging full federal cooperation. Dallas authorities say the Oswald case is closed, while Johnson moves into the Oval Office and outlines continuity with Kennedy programs as he meets governors and foreign dignitaries.
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Ruby Indicted In Oswald Slaying For Dallas Murder Charge
Dallas grand jury indicts Jack Ruby on malice murder charges in the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald. Trial set for December 9 in Texas District Court. Ruby, 52, owner of a strip club, shot Oswald as he was moved between jails watched by a national TV audience.
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Truman Cenfer After Funeral Rite
Former President Eisenhower and President Truman spoke in Blair House for a half hour after President Ken A US official called it a very sentimental visit. The two ex leaders accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower and Truman’s daughter Margaret rode in the same car in the funeral procession as Truman proceeded to Kansas City and the Eisenhowers to Gettysburg. Mrs Kennedy kissed Truman goodbye at departure.
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Woman Uses Rope to Halt Traffic on Route 28
Beatrice Montange, 58, strung a rope across Route 28 near Fourth Lake to defend her land rights, halting traffic for about a half mile as hunters gathered. State Police investigated. she was charged with disorderly conduct and fined $20 by Peace Justice John B. Perry of Old Forge.
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Mrs Kennedy At Midnight Honors JFK Grave
Jacqueline Kennedy privately visited JFK's grave at midnight placing a sprig of flowers beside the eternal flame. Atty General Robert F. Kennedy accompanied her as dignitaries attended graveside rites hours earlier. She planned to consider a new life for herself and her two children while remaining in seclusion at the White House.
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