Railroads Break Off Talks With Five Unions Over Featherbedding
The nation’s railroads halted negotiations for the second time with five operating unions representing engineers firemen trainmen conductors and switchmen about featherbedding. J E Wolfe said progress is unlikely and the dispute centers on work rules tied to eliminating costly featherbedding practices.
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Chicago
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Presidential Railroad Commission
Edwards
Railroad Commission
Kennedy Farm Bill Defeat Echoes Estes Backing
Kennedy faced a party line split as the House rejected his farm bill 215 to 205. Republicans denounced the measure amid ties to Billie Sol Estes, while administration aides argued against strong production controls. Halleck blamed the outcome on Democratic defections and warned of Estes implications despite not naming them directly.
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House
Kennedy
Halleck
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Billie Sol Estes
Phil Weaver
Arizonans Split Over Farm Bill Vote In House
In Washington two Arizona representatives split on Kennedy's farm bill as the House rejected the measure and sent it back to committee. Republican John Rhodes supported returning the bill to committee while Democrat Morris Udall opposed the move.
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Washington
D.C
UPI
Arizona
U.S. House of Representatives
Kennedy
John Rhodey
Morris Udall
Jetliner Crashes On Island in Guadeloupe
Air France flight from Santa Marta to Guadeloupe crashes in a mountain area during a storm. 102 passengers and 10 crew were aboard. Wreckage scatters across terrain as rescue crews and helicopters rush to the site.
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Puerto Rico
Boeing
Carmenter
James Welsh
U.S. Information Agency
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Air France
Andre Lesieur
Raymond , Farret
Yves’ Pruvost
Pierre Hurlimann
Max Epper
Denise Page
Brigitte Micoud
Paule O'Horne
Serge Cage
Rene Gaessler
Tucson
Santa Marta
Azores
American Newsprint Tonnage Sets Record
New York UPI reports the American Newsprint Publishers Association announced record newsprint consumption for the first five months of 1962. Estimated usage reached 3,109,695 tons, surpassing the 1961 first-five-months record of 3,018,881 tons.
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New York
UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Procrastinators May Hold 1961 Yale Party
The Procrastinators' Club announced it will hold its 1961 Christmas party tomorrow if invitations are sent on time.
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Yale Party
Philadelphia
UPI
Procrastinators’ Club Today
Newman Arizona Catholic Center Settlement Marks Campus Ties
Newman Center relocation settled amid university growth. Bishop Green lauds board resolution protecting religious centers near campuses. Harvill commends Newman Foundation cooperation and plans to build a new center. University aims to sustain student religious activities and foster strong church university relations.
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Newman Center
Bishop Green
Board of Regents
Arizona
Catholic Church
Harvill
Newman Foundation
Foundation
Church
University of Arizona
Crash Kills 2 Injures 7 In Family
CENTERVILLE Mich Seven Moran family members survived a crash that killed the youngest Homer 3 and Charles 17. Thomas Moran Sr drove his car into a loaded county gravel truck at a rural intersection. The five other Moran children were hospitalized in fair condition, parents at Sturgis Hospital, truck driver Charles Hoopengarner slightly injured.
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Centerville
Mich
Thomas Moran
Moran
St. Joseph County
Ed Drumm
Thomas Moran Sr
Charles
Homer
Sturgis Hospital
Three Rivers Hospital
Schweppes Mixer Pioneer Opens American Frontiers
Edward Whitehead, known as the Schweppes pioneer, first brought Schweppes mixers to America. The piece notes Schweppes Tonic, Ginger Ale, and Club Soda now widely available in stores, showcasing the brand’s famous tasting fizz.
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Edward Whitehead
Schweppes
Commander Whitehead
America
Gestapo Label Sparks Senate GOP Tension Over Estes Probe
Senate GOP leaders Dirksen and Halleck blasted the Estes investigation as an overreach. They called the department search a Gestapo tactic and warned the affair could sharpen Senators Mundt and Curtis as papers intended to publish correspondence. They defended the inquiry while condemning the aggressive push to intimidate the investigation.
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Dirksen
Halleck
Estes
Mundt
Curtis
Department
Senate Gop
Senate
Freeman
Mundtana Curtis
Senate Investigations
John L.mcclellan
D-Ark
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