Rockefeller signs full crew law repeal for railroads
Gov Rockefeller announced signing two bills repealing parts of New York 13 year old full crew law. The changes allow eliminating third brakemen and baggagemen on through and switching runs at an estimated 45 million dollars yearly, while keeping engineer and fireman requirements. Railroads say lives and property unaffected, savings top 11 to 12 million yearly, with merger pressures noted.
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Gerry McLaughlin
Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Thockefelter
Ures
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Fay
National Railroad
Honey Bun Skunk Win Sparks Neighbors Petition
Michigan conservation department says a skunk cannot be kept as a pet as it is a wild animal and illegal. The Nadzelewski family won a reprieve for Honey Bun after neighbors organized support to keep the skunk, with allegations of a speeding car rescue and rabies vaccination for a pet.
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Michigan Department of Constrvation
Michigan
Gerald Nadzelewski
Kimberly Ann
Sheik
Modlin
Imwlewski
Mary
Ransnawil Stirl
Toney
Madzelewskis
Nughbors
Shawn
Auto inspection timetable outlines transition plan for safety
New program requires annual safety checks on all autos with a transition timetable. Commissioner Hulls says once in effect owners can inspect at their convenience, within a year. The plan segments by model year and registration expiry, with specific months for 1960 and earlier vehicles and later models to follow a later schedule.
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Sts
N.Y
Hutts
Lowner
Hylis
Savings rate surge as banks raise interest
A wave of rate hikes hits Syracuse financial institutions led by First Trust & Deposit Co. offering 4.8 percent on deposit certificates. Four savings and loan associations Fair Gily First Federal Seneta Geddes raise savings rates to 4 1/4 percent, effective Friday, with other banks expected to follow in days.
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Syracuse
Savings and Loan Associations
First Trust & Deposit Co
Fair Gily
First Federal
Seneta
Geddes
Marine Midland Trustiits
Onondaga and Sy- Co
Central New York
Ansenh S. Spaid,Sr
Trust
Maruthiy
Weather sketch outlines showers and mild temps
A showery summer with cooler tonight and tomorrow. Cindy forecasts occasional showers and possible thunderstorms after midnight. The forecast low near 60 degrees. Temperatures rise tomorrow under partly cloudy skies with a chance of afternoon rain showers.
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Cindy
Argentina’s Illia Ousted in Bloodless Military Coup
Argentina’s elected president Arturo Illia was overthrown by military leaders in a swift night coup. Lt. Gen. Pascual A. Pistadini led the operation as the junta prepared to govern. The United States suspended diplomatic relations and Juan Carlos Gugania was to be named interim president. Vice President Carlos Verrette fled to Uruguay as Alsogaray’s troops surrounded Casa Rosada.
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Buenos Aires
Argentinas
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Casal Rogada
Itl
Pascual A. Pistatini
Mayyabd
U. S
Washington
United States
Art
U.S
Organization of American States
Juan Carlos Gugania
Carlos Verette
Plate River
Vinuguay
Julia R. Alsogaray
1St Army Corps
Tia ‘Ng
Casansada
Alsogaray
Oller
Juan D. Peron
Armed Forces
Tilia
Fage
Paper Guild reach accord in princibal? between unions
The World Journal Tribune and the New York Newspaper Guild announced an "agreement in principle" subject to ratification by the guild negotiating committee and membership. Terms could not be published until ratification. A tentative agreement between management and the drivers union followed, to be ratified by the executive board and membership. Talks with pressmen and others were unsettled as mergers of four papers formed a new company.
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Joseph Racer
Newspaper and Deliverers Union
Anil
Hirce
World Journal Tribune
Cole
Muiuler
Matt Meyer
World Journal Triting
Thomas J. Murphy
Today’s Chuckle Seer Alder Woman Expecting Baby
The joke notes only a woman who wishes she were a sear alder is pregnant, delivering a pun on expectations and roles in a dated humor card.
No court ban on instant verse in school recital
In a district court ruling Judge Edwin A. Robson held that Mrs. Watne and her class could continue reciting a gratitude verse. The dispute involved objections by parents over the word God and the verse’s status as a prayer. The court described the verse as a pedagogical tool to teach gratitude and manners, not a religious exercise.
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Cincago
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