Rails Near Featherbed Showdown
CHICAGO UPS The featherbedding fight on railroads heats up as five big unions representing over 200 000 on train workers prepare to meet national negotiating teams. Carriers seek work rule changes to curb costs while unions demand protections including a 40 hour week and overtime rules. Railroads warn of thousands of job losses if rules change and push to wipe out 35 000 diesel firemen and shift pay baselines to speed.
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Argentina Seeks Eichmann Return Aimed at Crisis
Israeli Premier Ben-Gurion directly appealed to Argentine President Frondizi to avert a diplomatic split over Eichmann. Argentina demanded Eichmann’s return by week’s end, threatening to take the case to the United Nations. Israel claimed Eichmann volunteered to go then faced a formal letter dispute as talks continued.
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la Razon
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Sunnse
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Weather summary for Ohio and Northwest Ohio
The forecast reports sunny and warmer conditions in both regions. Northeast Ohio expects highs 70 to 74 and tonight's low 48 to 53 with mostly sunny skies. Northwestern Ohio shows highs 73 to 77, clear tonight with lows 50 to 55, and partly cloudy but warm on Saturday.
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Rt 57 east bypass land acquisition seeks state action
Notes indicate the state plans to begin acquiring about $3 million worth of property for the Rt 57 east bypass. The item appears in the Lorain area section and references local organizational prizes and various community notices tucked within multiple page segments.
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Truck Tire Explodes In Man's Face At Service Station
Raymond Knurek 27 of 5052 Richeleau Dr was rushed to St Joseph Hospital Loramon after a tire exploded in his face while he changed a tire at the Abbe Rd and Colorado Ave service station. Police say he is in serious condition. He works for Wayne Chevalier Construction Co.
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Wayne Chevalier Construction Co
Ex Spy Pilot Claims Truman Knew of Soviet Flights
Chicago editors quoted a former spy plane pilot who said he flew reconnaissance missions over Russia as early as 1951. The interview asserts Truman vetoed further flights while noting State Department awareness. the pilot claims briefings warned CIA and Air Force secrecy.
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Four Shark Victims Feared From Goleta Research Boat
In Santa Barbara the Coast Guard recovered a badly mangled body from the Pacific late Thursday. Three more bodies were sighted, feared to be from a seven man science party aboard a 42 foot boat named Marie run by Raytheon scientists. Deputy Coroner Lane described the condition as shark attack injuries, with one arm and a leg missing. Paul T Lovette of Salisbury North Carolina was tentatively identified among the remains.
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Salisbury
Population up 22 percent in Ohio in decade
Ohio population reached 9 636 234, a 22 percent rise over 1950 figures. Census officials told Gov. DiSalle preliminary totals may rise slightly, with Ohio’s gain the largest among states reported. The growth could grant another Congress seat and trigger redistricting adjustments by the 1951 Legislature, including a proposal to place all Trumbull County in the 11th district.
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UPI
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Michael V. DiSalle
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Royalty Nixes Nixon-Rock Rift At Public Meet
New York UPI report says Vice President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller avoided public hostility as Prince Philip opened a British exhibition. Nixon hoped to avoid kitchen debate echoes while Rockefeller praised unity and kept political remarks brief. Rockefeller rejected a joint TV appearance with Nixon.
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Helicopter Rescues Hagerty and MacArthur in Tokyo Riots
A mob of leftists besieged the car carrying White House aide James Hagerty and Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II at Tokyo airport and near the U.S. embassy. A Marine helicopter intervened, lifting the two to safety at Hardy Barracks after 70 minutes of tense confrontation, as security arrangements for President Eisenhower’s visit raised concerns. Hagerty later indicated he would speak further.
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