Rail Union Puts Off Extension Of Strike
Washington and union officials announce a postponement of a broader strike extension after White House talks fail to yield progress. Canadian rail stoppages push 200,000 workers toward possible spillover effects while US and Canadian sides monitor demands and potential settlements amid ongoing negotiations.
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Rail Union
Wille House
Wiley
Gruman ‘Hai
Muratariin
Canada
United States
Loula
Laurent
Kanaan
Ottawa
Warndad
AIL
Seven Cars Derailed on Central Train in Ohio City Limits
Seven cars of the New York Central Ohio Base Limited derailed inside the city limits last night after the streamlined passenger train pulled out of the station. No injuries were reported and all cars stayed upright. Train officials said the diesel locomotive led the way as a few cars derailed, with passengers relocated to other cars or rerouted.
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New York Central
Ohio Base Limited
Ata USA
Polien
Waldy
Dayton
Springfeld
Colum
His
Cleveland
BoMale
Albany
Ruston
New York
Daryers
Springfield
Yartis
Fontaine
Contests Develop In County Primary In Rensselaer
Rensselaer County held three contests in yesterday's primary for Republican and Democratic county committees. East Greenbush Sand Lake showed Republican activity while Hanoverteld had Democratic interest. Final results were incomplete with several races undecided as votes trickled in after 8 pm.
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Rensselaer County
East Greenbush
Sand Lake
Hanstelt
Ted Whith
Walter Warren
Hoosick
LOUAY
Otha Eee Ho
Harold E
Bars
Dale
Molto
Weiter Publican
Haen
MT. Wollman
Gooden
Everett
Rogal
Joseph Fitzgerich
GOP
Commalttreman
Heketa
Maxor Warren
Rennseiaer
M& Nwa
Living Costs rise 1.4 Percent in New York State races
Primary results show Kilburn and Cole leading various districts in northern and southern New York. Edward J. Kwonsor trails in a comeback bid for GOP nomination, with broader discussion of wage increases and General Motors raises tied to the consumer price index. The article notes a quiet primary with several congressional and state nominations and outlines the effect of the CPI rise on wages and living costs.
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Alvany UA
Dow Vileran
New Way
New York
Vinpence
Kilburn
Wuarglu
Edward J. Bkwonsor
Washington
Peri
Korea
Tang AG
Honely
General Motors
General Motors Alomebilus
Edmund B. Rad
Conswinn
Telexman of
Buffalo
W. Aikin
Tartown
Kithuen
Altein
Dex
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cale
Zalds
John
Yatra
Corning
Playeca
Ihab
Risa
Motors
Glennan Confirmed for Atomic Commission by Senate
The Senate unanimously confirmed Thomas Keitt Glennan, president of the Case Institute of Technology, Cleveland, for a five year term on the Atomic Energy Commission. His appointment strengthens the commission as its first full slate since February. David E. Lilienthal remains chairman.
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Atomic Commission Washington
Senate
Thomas Keitt Glennan
Case Institute of Yenknaogy
Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commlasion
T. Strataniy
Glennan
T! Fat
David E. Lien Hat Realgood
Chateman
Draft Dewey Committee Aides Named
New York eight pro draft Dewey committee named members for a campaign to run for election. Notable appointees include Newbold Morris as chairman, Dean Paul Shipman from Syracuse University College, Genevieve Garle of Brooklyn, former City Councilwoman, William Plunket Saya, former president of Woman's Republican Club, Arthur J. Goldsmith, Col. Win F. Talcas, and other figures. Cornelius W. Wickerham Jr was elected executive director. Harald J. Bachoa treasurer and Mary Duane Matte rwan secretary of the Young Women's club in New York.
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Mew
York
Donla Ware Patad
Thome E. Dawey
Sleetlon Newbold Morris
Dewey Gorunttlac
Chomyng
Paul Shipman Androws
Syracuse University College
Taw
Genevieve
Garle
Brooklyn
William Plunry Saya
Shell Wonyon
Arthur J. Goldsmith
Win F. Talcas
Supreme Coos Jate
BiWard Limminre
Jatines Sisto
Charles Muszicata
John A. Welle
Morella
New York City
Cornelius W. Wickeraham, Jr
Dewey
Harald J. Bacho
Transurer
Mary Duane Matterwan
Young Women's
Whilean Club of
New York
Erretary
Hook Resigns From Motor Claims Geminis
Washington announces President Tsuian accepted Hook’s resignation from the Motor Garrie Claims Geminis, effective at end of term. Hook, a Tolmer Panagrade Abuse member from Michigan, had served since 1949. Senate had not approved a zeal term, and a nationwide campaign urgedreelection support.
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Washington
Frenk Fo
Hooky
Tonlyntd Yeaterday
Motor Garrie Claims
Alot
Senate
Iilny
Whitg House
Tsuian
Honk
Morris Asia
Davey
Tree
Fox
Hook
Tolmer
Michigan
Tie
Tha
Congress
Senata
Senate GI family allowance plan moves to House
A measure to pay monthly cash allowances to spouses and dependents of enlisted service members advances, with proposed sums varying by rank and dependents. The Senate plan proposes up to 42 dollars monthly to a family, plus government matches, retroactive to August 1, with an estimated 24 million dollars to June 30, 1981, and ending April 34, 195?. The House version lacks a clear cap on dependents or a term, directing policy for discharge due to hardship and aligning benefits with other services up to three dependents, with additional sums for extra dependents.
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Washington
Senate
Kodar
Re Tydings
Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Government
Serviermin
Lyon
Aereice Innii
Grand Central Terminal Fire Halts Rail Traffic
A major fire at Grand Central Terminal in New York disrupted rail service for about an hour last night. Two passenger trains were stranded in the tunnel and thousands of commuters faced delays while the fire department restored power. several trains halted in the tunnel and many passengers left or climbed out to safety as crews battled the blaze.
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New York
Rammoth Grand Central Terminal
Walverine
Lar
Adon
New York Central
New Havan
Dret Paasengerman
Tunnula
Auiatant
Harry Burton
Masa
Syrreitn Ea Dean
New Haven
Mookernan Pal Pra
Mt Pointe Ware
United Nations debate on Korea continues amid propaganda clashes
U N delegates spar over Soviet charges of U.S. aggression in Korea as Maliki warns interventiondeepens conflict. Austin labels the claims as unfounded while urging restraint. Debate touches on Russian military aid and the risk of broader war as council calls for calmer action.
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TV Rosse de
Warren Roy Austin
Malik
U.S
Korea
Peter
Auli
Council For
Mahle
Russia
Austin Ania
Maly Eevner
Ailetin
Roasia
Matik
Britain
Cut Down Highway Aid Bill Passes Despite Cuts
The measure trimming highway aid was approved after revisions. Key figures, including the House Public Works Committee, argued for reduced funding while opponents warned of underfunding rail and road projects. A Senate conference aims to resolve $119 million in proposed economy amendments as the bill moves forward.
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Washington WP
Rother
Lota
Garmitter
Bill Scout
Hcnl
Beymley
Reaponka
Srema
Vrumin
Menaurak
Scattered Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
A collage of score results shows National League games with New York edging Chicago 6 to 4 and Cincinnati beating Philadelphia 4 to 3. American League notes New York defeating Detroit and Boston 12 to 1. Western League results include Hamilton over Albany 14 to 1 and Scranton over Williamsport 7 to 4 with other minor matchups listed, though several teams appear garbled.
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Ohieaga
Brooklyn
Piitaburg
Boston
St. Cola Phindelphia
Cincienati
New Yorke
Detrate
St. Lautan Ky
Cleveland
Wanhinaton
Ohleage
Phiisdeiphta
Wartern
Hlaghwinton
Albany
Scranton
Williamsport
DeKeranton
Rimini
Wilkoe Barre Cralnt
Fragmented OCR: Untitled Military Scan on Missiles
Fragmented text discusses guided missiles and building weapons in a wartime context. It references the United States, potential enemy superiority, and a speech at a Kiwanis or similar club. Details are garbled, with several names and terms unclear.
B 29 Bombardment Strikes North Korea Industry City
U S B 29s blasted North Korea's Changji area hitting iron works and industrial targets near the Manchurian border. Air forces and Allied units reported heavy bomb tonnage and radar guided hits on rail yards and coastal facilities as weather aided air operations. A U S Fifth Air Force officer noted successful daylight strikes against multiple enemy sites with large explosions and reported aircraft returning with some damage.
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U.S
Auiilary
Railrand
Pyongyiom
Howatin
Awit
Agliori
Change Hi
Sangin
Hemi
Ayat
Rory Korea
Tesa
Alxty
Nila
Eldgea
Amralian
Sprint Rotense
Airikos
Canjin
Fyaeda
Worch Pequrnm
Elroy
Atr
Soren
Americans Gain North Of Taegu In Major Red Counterattack
Allied forces push north of Taegu as American planes strike concentrations and destroy tanks. South Korean troops support a breakthrough against North Korean divisions estimated around 60,000 to 80,000 men. Fighting centers on Taegu and nearby rail lines. Hanian changes hands amid heavy combat.
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Tokyo
Liffley
Elf
Associated
Don Whitehead
Aed
Phere
Seoelon
Wwe
Mir
Hile
Ani
Taegu
Totaliai
Tiegu
Ing Piean
Hanian
Taman
Mosan
Dusan
Smasee
Congressman Walsh Predicts U S Use of Atomic Bomb on Russia
Congressman John Welsh AD-OND told the National Federation of Clergy at its annual convention that the United States may resort to atomic bombing of Russia if war expands. He warned the enemy seeks world war and urged readiness to use the bomb to deter aggression, saying Americans will not let their troops face six more years of conflict.
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Pleveland
Hooks Armed Services Comunities
John Welsh
Herolal Vondick
Walsh
National Federation of Tost
Ita
Rusale
America
U.S
Russia
Research Scientist Jailed For Theft Of Plutonium
A Denver based researcher was jailed after admitting theft of plutonium valued near ten thousand dollars. The case ties to atomic projects and involved known associates and alleged attempts to dispose of the material. Court records show charges under the Atomic Energy Act with a lengthy prison term and fines.
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Tomer
Andy
Parsons
dHapenta
New Hax
Denver
Los Ammon
FRY
Banford Gawennes
Rouen
Iman
Margel Peramer
Kramer
Simons
Ft. Chinnd
Wan Horn
New York
AMA
Simona
Ronaaroh
Minea
Metallurgy
University of Danver
Alnce Bop
Roir
Fatalities From Greene County Highway Crash Reported
Injuries prove fatal for J. Benjamin in Greene County Memorial Hospital after a Friday highway accident near Valnile. The truck from the scene cleared a wreckage, and the town of Cintekill mourns as authorities report the death of the individual.
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Catskill
Hayty
J. Benjamin
Cintekill
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Infuriea
Houta
Valnile
Benjamin
Dai
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