Rail unions settle four day strike end at MOPAC and SCL
United Press International reports an interim settlement ends a four day railroad strike by 23,000 MOPAC and 2,300 SCL Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members. The deal covers reduced crews, surveys of jobs, and pledges no reprisals, with further talks set for February 15.
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United Press International
Missouri Pacific
Seaboard Coast Line
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
MOPAC
SCL
8 Brotherhood
Cléveland
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas W. Rice
BRT
Charles Luna
Downing P. Jenks
W. Graham Claytor Jr
Southern Railway System
Sunday Astrology Forecast for Feb 11 1968
The forecast urges flexible plans for happiness and harmony at home. Aries should charm and harmonize living spaces, Taurus visits and networks, Gemini consider prosperity, Moon Children pursue personal aims, Leo seek future gains and romance, Virgo plan and be delightful, Libra impress officials, Scorpio seek new contacts, Sagittarius grow abundance with partners, Capricorn set expectations and social recreation, Aquarius gather ideas and refresh style, Pisces identify allies and please others.
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Aries
P.m
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
A.m
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Capricorn
J T
Aquarius
Morse says Vietnam dissent has become national debate
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon declares that three years of full scale fighting in Vietnam shifted dissent into a national debate. He criticizes the Johnson administration for misleading the public and says the war shows Southeast Asia must stay under a pro US government with American support.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPT
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Vietnam
Johnson
America
Terial
South Vietnam
Econ
Capitairsity
United States
Phoenix Market Strike Spreads to Eight Firms
Union members from Teamsters Local 83 initiate a strike across eight Phoenix Produce Market firms. About 100 employees walk out as contracts expired February 1 and wage demands rise. The stoppage began Friday night at United Produce with a 47.5 cent per hour offer on the table and a 70 cent demand.
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Phoenix
UPI
United Produce Co
Teamsters Union Local 83
Harry Stoneman
United Produce
Johnson Won't Expand Tapping For Crime Bill Fight
Sen. Hart says President Johnson rejects expanded wiretapping as a tradeoff to gain approval for the stalled anticrime bill. Johnson backs limited tapping with attorney general consent for national security cases. FCC creates more mobile radio frequencies, doubling the 450 470 megacycle band. Police get 36 new channels for public safety use, aiding riot control and communications.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Attorney General
FCC
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Scottsdale
Roosevelt
Hayden Rd
Kimsey
Mcdowell RD
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Roosevelt ST
Says Morse
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Hallcraft
Labuena Vida Townhouses
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Gamelbage Road
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LBJ
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D-Mich
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New York
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