Bus Strike Averted in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri transit officials and the bus drivers union reached a tentative agreement at midnight Wednesday ending a 21 month dispute. Union President Loren HarRus said members would be urged to accept the 11th hour settlement as Transit President Donald Eyer recommended board approval. Terms were not disclosed. A 24 hour deadline extension followed a brief 15 minute strike as Federal Mediator Harry O Connell and Mayor Jus W Rav is secured the reprieve.
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McNamara Seeks Full Restoration of Officer Pay Raise
Washington reports Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara urged restoring the proposed 20 percent pay hike for officers to a full 5 percent average increase. The move comes as part of government discussions on the defense budget and Senate action this week.
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Senior Officers Pay Hikes Stirs War Service Debate
McNamara cites full pay due to Long Beach officers to attract raises and retain junior lieutenants. House discussions center on boosting military pay and keeping younger staff in service at Ressa's Haven amid staffing shortages.
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Knowland urges three step plan to free Cuba
William F. Knowland told a Young Republican rally in Los Angeles that Kennedy should form a three step program to liberate Cuba. He proposed a freedom corps of volunteers from captive nations as a second step to lead an invasion if a blockade failed, with direct action as a final US step. He warned any US Soviet pact would allow Moscow to claim the right to keep the iron curtain nations enslaved.
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Hooligans Sentenced by Communist Court in Sokolovo
In Vienna a Communist court at Sokolovo sentenced two young Czechs to prison terms Wednesday for hooliganism. Radio Prague reported the decision.
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