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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1966

Page

4

Rail strike cripples Missouri Pacific and auto plants

The Missouri Pacific Railroad plans to lay off over 20 000 employees in 12 states as 20 000 workers plus 1 500 firemen join widespread walkouts. Shifts shrink at Ford Dallas Chrysler Twinsburg and General Motors plants Kansas City, while Westinghouse Columbus reports empty cars and disrupted shipments.

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High Court backs edict to end railroad strike

A majority ruling urges action to end the nationwide rail strike, with Bazelon and Ackerman supporting court measures and inviting defense and labor secretaries to advise. The decision cites public interest and potential disruption to commerce and welfare as central factors.

Bazelon Kenneth B. Ackerman Pres-S Court Holszoff Secretaries of Defense Abor Bastian Burger Holtzoff Rath Waltzoff Brotherhood

British Labor Landslide Victory Sets Clear Mandate

Labor won a decisive British election with about 13 million votes or 48 percent, ousting top Conservatives incl Defense Secretary Thorneycroft and Churchill ally Soumtes. Prime Minister Wilson promised stern action on economic ills, strengthening sterling, and pursuing international disarmament while backing Vietnam policy with the United States.

Labor T Uhan Britain Cochairman Soviet Union Wilson Jan Smith Smith Michael Stewart Viet Nam Stewart Imani Commons Harold Wilson Liverpool London Labor Party AP Mirephate

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