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MOOCHES DIMES TO SEE HIS GIRL—Yale freshman Clayton E. Day Jr., 18, displays in New Haven, Conn., part of the $225 he is mooching from classmates, a dime each, to get money to go to Reno, Nev., at Christmas time to see his girl, 16-year-old high schooler Megan Waldo (shown). She “can’t wait” to see him. They met last summer aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth, and haven’t seen each other since.

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Files Suit For Union Elections WASHINGTON UPI — The government filed suit in an efI fort to force the United Mine ! Workers to hold elections in six of its district organizations which have been under trusteeship for more than 20 years. Acting Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach said the action was brought under a section of the Landrum - Griffin Labor Law i which seeks to insure autonomy of unions. The suit was filed by the Justice Department on behalf of Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz. It resulted from written complaints from members of , the six districts that they were being deprived of autonomy granted in the union’s constitution. The Labor Department conducted an investigation of the complaints before the suit was filed here today.

Court Rules On Oiesel Firemen CARSON CITY, Nev. UPI — The State Supreme Court has ruled that firemen are not required on freight trains hauled by diesel engines in Nevada. The court upheld the railroads, which claimed the 1913 full crew train law dealt with steam engines once used uniformly, and not to modem diesel locomotives.

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EXPLOSION FUMES swirl (upper) around a New York Central freight derailment at Columbus, O., and firemen (lower) stand 300 yards away under orders, awaiting a possible second blast. A tank car exploded, injuring 24 persons, including 22 firemen. The tire fighters kept their distance for five hours before moving in to finish their job.

“The 1913 act requiring a can perform all the duties necfireman in the car with the essary to the safety of the pubengineer does not apply to die- j lie and the crew,” Chief Justice sel engines, where an available Milton Badt wrote in the unaniand qualified head brakeman | mous decision.

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OTHER NATIONS LEARN ATOMIC KNOW-HOW

WASHINGTON WORRIES AS POTENTIAL SPREADS

Washington Time works against us

By HENRY CATHCART Central Press Washington Writer TTrASHlNGTON—In many problems facing the nation and the W world the Washington attitude usually is that “time la on our side.” One area, however, gives the lie to this platitude and President Johnson is taking some first steps to find a solu-

tion.

The problem in point deals with how to prevent the spread of IT .-x’TT- atomic-weapons-producing nations. Clearly, » v J time is working against the interests of the United States—and for that matter against the interests of humanity on all of the earth.

To most casual observers the problem was

emphasized last October when Red China predictably exploded a crude nuclear device. It proved that even so backward a country as China had the potential to develop atomic weapons. But the fact is that many other

nations also have such a potential. As a part of its atoms for peace program,

the United States and to a lesser extent Great Britain—and probably the Soviet Union as well—have been assisting some other nations in the design, construction and fueling of atomic reactors for the production of electricity. Some 25 nations now have or are about

to have these atom-powered electric plants.

These plants, while unable of themselves to be converted to nuclear weapons production, do provide the base for an expansion of atomic know-how in the countries where they are installed. There is reason for concern that at least several of these countries are increasing the atomic know-how with a

view to going into the atomic weapons business.

Over a period of time—and not a long time as these things go—it is entirely probable that these countries will be able to develop their own atomic potential. Certainly this prospect must be faced seriously in the light of the Chinese experience. The Johnson administration believes that the prospects of control diminish in proportion to the increase in nations having the know-how. In other words, time is working against us. And the President has begun a new drivo to find a way to

control atomic proliferation.

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• MOVING DAY—To the nation at large election time comes and goes and is promptly pushed into the background in most minds. But the aftermath of an election is a poignant in

Washington.

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defeated incumbents. Wooden crates are stacked in the offices and halls, office walls are being denuded of the numerous autographed pictures; plaques and ornamentations that seem to be an integral part of a politician’s impediments, filing cabinets are being stripped of non-essential material and the balance crated for shipment to somewhere.

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