Wirtz Sees Compulsory Rail Dispute Solution
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz says the four year rail work rules dispute is moving toward compulsory arbitration as both carriers and unions fail to take responsibility. He notes government action may come if talks fail and panel hearings begin to shape a Kennedy administration report due July 22.
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Lovell Defends British Radio Telescope Power
Sir Bernard Lovell, director of Jodrell Bank, says Russia lacks a single telescope matching his and cites their varied equipment for precise observations. He notes his visit to Soviet space tracking stations, warns copper needle experiments could threaten astronomy, and suggests many others may exist in the universe.
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Miner Loses False Teeth on Conveyor Belt
A Barnsley miner reported dropping his false teeth on a moving conveyor in an incident at a local coal works. He turned away briefly and the teeth were whisked away by the belt, authorities said.
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