Bargain For Jobs Railroads Unions Now
The three man presidential Rosenman board urges bargaining between railroads and unions to resolve the featherbedding dispute over 40000 locomotive firemen. It backs a safety based arbitration plan to decide which firemen are needed on freight or switching engines, aiming to avert a nationwide strike by June 12. Five unions begin bargaining next Monday using the panel’s framework to guide talks.
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Supreme Court
Kennedy
Samuel Rosenman
Rosenman
Costs Will Go Up Water Pollution Typical Of Growing Problems
Ralph McGill notes in Middletown Conn the city’s water is chlorinated after drawing from the Connecticut River and questions whether tests exist. He warns polluted rivers and lakes threaten public health, tax burdens rise, and municipal services strain under aging infrastructure and crime. He cites state lotteries as a troubling revenue option.
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Ralph McGill
Middletown
Conn
Connecticut
New York City
Washington, D. C
Laos
Berlin
Cuba
Europe
Asia
Africa
New Hampshire
America
Use Of Physical Force In South Analysis
The piece discusses U S troops in the South and the civil rights campaign. It argues that armed force is not a natural tool against racial oppression and stresses legal sanctions and psychological pressure as the main federal instruments. It notes historical context in Oxford Mississippi and current Alabama actions and questions the effectiveness of force versus legal and social methods.
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U. S
South
Oxford
Miss
Alabama
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Birmingham
Kennedy Brothers
Second Look at New State Tax on Cigarell Pack
A brief note suggests a state law package may add a tax on a package of cigar elles. The proposal targets non smokers but faces opposition over potential price impacts and unclear scope.
Public aid row stirs Iowa lawmakers at Des Moines Statehouse
In Des Moines 19 women with children asked Iowa legislators to protect the $5 million ADC appropriation amid cuts. A legislator joked with a boy and another donated dimes, while Rep Harvey Johnson warned of abuses. Illinois faces heavier ADC costs and broader welfare strains.
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Jowa
Towa
Des Moines
Statehouse
ADC
Des Moines Register
Harvey W. Johnson
Illinois
Springfield
Tllinois
Ilinois
Union
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
A View Of The Lord And Public Life In 1960s America
Dave Felts surveys Kennedy quotes about suffragettes and a satirical moment in Saturday Review. He notes magazine picks including The Atlantic May issue with major articles by Barbara Tuchman and A H Raskin, plus Monty Wooley's estate and Yale Shakespeare bequest. He also recalls Cape Canaveral lift off, a garden anecdote with a chipmunk, and Dwight D Eisenhower memoirs to come from Doubleday amid a busy cultural week.
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Kennedy
White House
Washington
Ltd
Saturday Review
Christabel Pankhurst
The
Atlantic
Barbara Tuchman
John Ll. Lewis
A. H. Raskin
New York Times
Clarence Randall
South Africa
Charles Morton
New Yorker
Ross
P.S
Monty Wooley
Yale
Shorty Power
Major Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Doubleday
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Col
John Eisenhower USA
William Bragg Sward
White’ House
First Test In Italy Presses European Popular Front
The piece argues European communism gains traction amid Italy's ballot where one in four voters backed the Communists. It notes Nenni’s stance with the left, Fanfani’s opening to the left, and pressures on socialists. It discusses France, De Gaulle, and Moscow’s influence shaping a peaceful path to socialism in Europe.
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Italy
China
Khrushchev
Mao Tse Tung
Asia
Europe
Signor Togliatli
Segni
Signor Nenni
Fanfani
Nenni
Christian Democrats
Rome
Nenhi
Moscow
Hobson
France
NATO
de Gaulle
Stalin
Russia
Tila
Khrubschev
Haly
Vatican
Tito
Kremlin
News Stand Is Praised by Longtime Reader in Illinois
A 40 year Illinois taxpayer commends The Southern Michelsan editorial page for truth and clarity. He applauds the newspaper for valuing readers opinions and encourages continued good work.
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Michelsan
Illinois
Minister who joined famed weddings may face action
The minister who married Guy, Nelson Rockefeller and Mrs Murphy, both divorced, could face disciplinary action. He may also appear on Ed Sullivan’s TV program.
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Guy
Nelson
Rockefeller
Murphy
Ed Sullivan
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