Federal judge halts railway strikes by firefighters and enginemen
Washington AP dispatch reports U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff ordered an immediate stop to strikes and picketing by the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers against eight railroads. The court action came at railroad attorneys' request to halt a surprise strike that began at 12:01 a m and idled about 300 000 workers across 38 states.
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Washington
Afrocio Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireemen
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Railroad Attoreneys
MoPac Trains Halted By Early Morning Strike
Missouri Pacific trains did not run in Ottawa as strikers and eight major railroads caused a morning halt. Westbound No. 11 and eastbound No. 12 were stopped at Council Grove Kansas, passengers moved by bus to Kansas City. Officials warned two St Louis to Pueblo trains may end this weekend.
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Missouri Pacific
Ottawa
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tom Cartwright
Council Grove Kan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pueblo
Colo
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Wellsville seeks bonds for land, remodels and new high school
Wellsville Unified School District No. 289 votes to ask the State School Fund Commission for permission to issue a $920000 bond to acquire land, remodel existing facilities, add six classrooms, and construct an academic area for the high school. Architects are Horst Terrill and Karst of Topeka. advisors Beecroft Cole and Co. Interim board members are J L Holtwick Glenn Neis Ros Jarrell Robert Cramer and James Peckham. The plan aligns with a July 1 1966 unified district start. bond approval requires state permission to exceed seven percent of assessed value.
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Wellsville
Board of Education of Unified School District No. 289
State School Fund Commission
Pressent
Horst, Terrill and Karst
Topeka
Beecroft, Cole and Co
Soviets Launch Apparent Unmanned Moon Satellite Probe
Tass reported an apparently unmanned Soviet rocket launched to place an artificial satellite in near lunar orbit. The mission tests a system to set up a moon satellite and to explore near lunar outer space, while evaluating onboard systems for selenocentric orbit.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Parents Plead To Kidnaper For Safe Return Of Son
In Miami, the Golde family pleads with the kidnapper of 18 year old Daniel Golden to contact them and state any ransom terms. They promise to meet conditions for release and say they will respond via mail clergy attorney or direct phone contact. The missing man was forced from his home at gunpoint by a husky man in a baseball cap.
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Miami
Fla
Daniel Goldemai
Aaron Goldeman
Daniel
FBI
Biscayne Bay
Goldmans
Bob Traurig
Daniel Goldman
Would-Be Doc Faces His Own Disease Of Bureaucratese
Washington AP reports a federal official, Arthur Ross of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, urged clearer government prose and will have eight writers undergo an intensive language program. The move aims to simplify complex economic subjects and reduce purple phrasing, with Klein overseeing the effort and NSF’s Arnow assisting. The piece cites a sample from Labor Review showing opacity in poverty measures.
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Washington
Gobbledygook
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
University of California
Lawrence Klein
Bureau
Katherine Arnow
National Science Foundation
Mary Bedell
Bureau’s Labor Review
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Bulletin
MoPac
C&d
Janet Hamilton
P. N. Hirsch & CO
S. Main
Traurig
Eys
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