President Plans Even Split of New Judgeships
In Miami Beach, Attorney General William P. Rogers quoted the President saying he would appoint as many Democrats as Republicans to over 40 new federal judgeships on a 50-50 basis if Congress allows. He spoke at a news conference, outlining a bipartisan fill for these positions.
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The ICC examiner recommends a broad fourth class postage increase of about 88 million dollars across zones, with exceptions for local mail. The proposal aims to raise rates for heavier parcels and extend shipping durations, allowing the Post Office to cut losses and restore a steadier promise of service. The recommendation targets authorization for higher weights and longer handling times, with key notes on safeguards and timing.
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Labor Bill Conferees Face Deadlock Over Boycotts
In Washington, conference talks on a labor bill stall on secondary boycotts and related union practices. Senate Democrats push protections for legitimate rights, while House positions seek a wide ban. Kennedy signals willingness to extend sessions to resolve impasse on garment, construction and consumer picketing provisions.
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