Unclear timetable change approved under 24 day rule
A new schedule was submitted to the union on October 23 under a rule requiring 24 days notice for timetable changes. Management said meetings with union officials were held, timetable changes are not a bargaining issue, and no Trainman would lose his job because of the change.
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Nixon names Herbert Klein as press secretary for credibility drive
Nixon plans an open information policy to end the credibility gap. Herbert H. Klein, a key campaign aide and former newspaper editor, is named press secretary and will attend cabinet meetings. He will speak for the administration to ensure truth and free access to information while safeguarding national security.
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Weather forecast fragment for Middletown region
Fragmented forecast describes snow and rain across New England to Plateau with cloudy skies today Highs in the 40s. Tonight rain or snow possible Lows in 20s to 30s Wednesday cloudy with little temperature change and light snow. Winds west to 20 mph. Sunrise 6 52 Sunset 4 04 Middletown rainfall 32 59 inches year 38 77 inches.
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Johnson speech crowns crusade saving trees at national park
In Eureka California Mrs Lyndon B Johnson dedicates Redwood National Park and grants federal protection to the world’s tallest trees. She calls the ceremony the crowning moment of a two generation crusade and says the nation must save its natural heritage while educating the young healing the sick and conquering poverty.
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Local Times Heras Record listing 1968 circulation
The Times Heras Record print issue from November 26 1968 lists publication details and paid circulation figures. It notes Monday through Saturday editions, pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions across Orange Sullivan Catskill and Pike counties, and carrier rates. October 1968 circulation is 40,235 versus 37,441 in October 1967.
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Parliament backs austerity program in Britain
Parliament approved Prime Minister Harold Wilsons tough austerity plan including tax increases and import curbs as the Labour Party united to back his economic crisis strategy. The vote followed a Conservative motion to censure over handling of the money crisis amid global strains including de Gaulle’s France.
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Kennedy Turns Eight in Vienna Amid Cold War Talks
The Romanian news agency Agerpress reported that a Warsaw Pact military conference opens in Bucharest with diplomats discussing Romania possibly joining pact maneuvers on Romanian soil. The Warsaw Pact includes the Soviet Union Poland East Germany Bulgaria Hungary Romania and Czechoslovakia.
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