No Hanoi Peace Move Johnson says concessions needed for Vietnam peace
President Johnson told reporters that a negotiated Vietnam peace requires concessions by both the United States and the Communists. He warned there has been little evidence of a serious Communist move toward the peace table, but he pledged to explore any reciprocal steps and to halt bombing if the other side shows real concessions. Johnson urged broad talks, emphasized self-determination for South Vietnam, and said he would work toward bipartisan agreement while continuing the war effort.
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Central Reports Highest Income in 1966 for New York Central
New York Central System reports record net income for 1966 totaling 65.63 million dollars, up 25.2 percent from 1965 and 9.51 dollars per share. Alfred B. Perlman cites a 13 year plan starting in 1954 as the driver, noting management training and leadership development across the organization.
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Savings At Selkirk Boost for New York Central Railroad
Road President Alfred E. Perlman announced increased earnings in New York City yesterday. He cited the Selkirk yard construction as an example of projects that have cut expenses and improved the railroad's financial health.
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Replacements Named After Numerous Retirements
A senior official noted many staff shifts after numerous retirements and drew attention to the New York Central line, signaling ongoing personnel changes and restructuring within the organization.
House Unit Would Hike Debt Limit $6 Billion
Washington AP report notes House Ways and Means Committee approved a $6 billion increase in the national debt limit to 936 billion through June 30. Republicans pressed for more. Treasury warned of delayed payments without a raise. Debate to resume next Wednesday.
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Bombings Hint Zone C Offense
U S B52 bombers staged three raids before dawn on War Zone C in Tay Ninh Province a Viet Cong stronghold near the Cambodian border. Marines report 30 more Communist deaths after 68 yesterday as weather slows the allied push. Aircraft from the carrier Ticonderoga said to destroy seven cargo barges and damage 10 off North Vietnam coast amid radar guided strikes.
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Jobless Pay Seen As Aid To Strikes
Albany AP report on a legislative committee hearing where labor and management officials clashed over unemployment insurance. The dispute centers on granting benefits to non-strikers laid off due to a strike in a different plant and whether the seven week rule should apply uniformly.
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Brignola Seeks Troy City Manager Post Amid Labor Ties
Christopher A. Brignola, 34 Maple Ave, an area labor leader, filed for the Troy city manager job. He cites Trojan roots and experience in plant operations and United Steel Workers organizing while noting concerns over outside candidates and the city charter.
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Woman Gives Birth To Quintuplets In Brooklyn Hospital
Hili darene Harris, 31, mother of four, welcomed five babies born Thursday night at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. One girl died at birth and the quadruplets weighed between 2 pounds 10 and 4 pounds 12 ounces, all in a special room with IVs. Father Lionel Harris, 81, a postal clerk, described emotions as elated yet worried as heat and space in their four-room home posed concerns.
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Apollo disaster report filed after fire on moon ship
CAPE KENNEDY UP1 A preliminary Apollo disaster report was made yesterday after a cabin fire aboard a moonship killed its crew. Engineers traced causes as space agency officials planned another launch while Congress and President Johnson faced a severed program.
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