1 000 UT union strike halts Southern Pacific work
About 1 000 United Transportation Union members walked off jobs on Saturday along the Southern Pacific main line from Houston to Del Rio. The walkout affected cargo handling and led to temporary bus operations while pay rules shifted to an hourly basis from 3.75 to 4.00 per hour. Major terminals and several division points were disrupted, with workers seeking higher wages and improved layover allowances.
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California Hurt By Train Strike Zoll
The walkout by the United Union halted shipments on Southern Pacific and Norfolk & Western lines and spread to Union Pacific and others. Growers and shippers warn losses measure in millions daily as perishables and fruit shipments from California’s Central Coast and Salinas Valley face delays. The California Chamber of Commerce urged the Transportation Secretary to intervene as power and coal shipments feel pressure.
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Trinity Hosts 10 Students in Gifted Summer Program
Trinity University hosts ten students from seventeen states in a Gifted Foundation program. The group attends seminars and field trips across Texas, visiting SMU in Dallas and sites in Houston Austin San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Activities include a Trinity computer center tour the Tower of the Americas Alamo Fort Sam Houston Paseo del Rio and Lackland Air Force Base change of command. The students saw The Night Thoreau Spent in jail at Trinity and are selected for high IQ from national tests. The program runs July 5 through August 1.
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Robbery spree nets $1200 as suspects flee
San Antonio detectives investigate a wave of robberies with loot exceeding $1 200. A noon chase near the convention center led to the capture of a suspect booked for one robbery. Officers still sought another man linked to additional holdups at a taxi stand, airport booth, and service station.
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Colorful Ceremony Signals Command Changes at Lackland
A military ceremony at Lackland Military Training Center marked Maj. Gen. Charles W. Carson moving from Randolph AFB to command at Lowry and Maj. Gen. Samuel assuming command at Lackland. Carson, with decades of service, led the center’s basic training review and oversaw improvements in training and personnel placement.
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Reunion marks 2nd Division veterans gathering in San Antonio
A reunion banquet capped a four day San Antonio convention of the Army’s 2nd Division. Maj. Gen. H L Bouner lauded public opinion on Vietnam, noting Asia’s wars are uniquely challenging. He praised soldiers’ duty and recalled Koje-do prisoner camp actions led by the division.
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Aid for Crime Victims Urged
Senator Mansfield urged swift action on a bill to compensate crime victims and the families of officers killed in the line of duty. He argued the government should reimburse victims for costs and protect them from further loss while criminals are held responsible.
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Mexican student leaders accuse government of whitewash in riot
Five Mexico City universities report that at least 12 people died in a student riot while shock troops attacked a peaceful demonstration. They accuse authorities of a cover up and call for firing officials blamed for the violence as investigations continue and leaders resign.
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Tragic double suicide and child injury near Milo Italy
In Saronho Italy an apparent suicide by Byokwana ended with her and her three year old son killed as a speeding train hit them. A two year old daughter was seriously injured. Police offered no motive.
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Typhoon Nadine Aims at Taiwan
Typhoon Nadine hovered about 40 miles southeast of Valwam Salai and moved toward the southern tip of Taiwan, Newby said. The storm's path threatened coastal areas with heavy rain and strong winds as authorities warned residents to prepare.
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