Accord push in Anderson area over GM labor talks
The Anderson area economy hinges on Delco Remy and Guide Lamp divisions of General Motors with about 21 000 local workers. Detroit talks between GM UAW leaders led by Walter Reuther and management aim to a three year contract with raises, improved benefits, and added holidays. The local Herald notes the community fears a strike but believes management offers from last Monday could form a basis for settlement.
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Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
General Motors
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Auto Company
United Auto Workers C.I.0
Walter Reuther
U.A.W
Ford
Chrysler
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Reuther
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Herald
UAW
Delco
The Little League World Series Marks Silver Anniversary
Williamsport hosts the 18th annual Little League World Series with entrants from Canada Latin America Europe and Japan. Elimination play begins today with matchups including U S North vs Latin America and South vs West. The movement began in 1939 and the first World Series in 1947. About 6 000 Little Leagues operate nationwide with over a quarter million boys yearly. Critics question gender and body type limits while supporters cite parental involvement and long term positive impact backed by a five year study of 750 000 boys.
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Williamsport
Canada
Latin America
Europe
Japan
U. S
U.S
Carl Stotz
American Legion Baseball
Fred V. Hein
American Medical Association
AMA
Hein
Joey Jay
Successful Investing Church Bonds Are Fine But Market Not Broad
Reader asks how to allocate 15000 after a 10000 redemption. Advisor endorses 5000 church bonds as sufficient and suggests 5000 United States Treasury 4s of 1974 for liquidity, noting roughly 50 dollar annual after tax difference. Also mentions prior stance on Franklin Life Insurance stock.
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Roger E. Spear
Treasury
Jersey Standard
General Motors
American Telephone
United States Treasury
Ranklin Life Insurance
F.C. A
Franklin Life
Franklin
General Features Corp
American Firm Licenses Japanese To Sell Tool Steel
Chromasloy Corp announces licensing Mitsui & Co Ltd to market its patented tool steel Ferro-Tic in Japan and other nations. Terms were not disclosed.
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New York
API
Chromasloy Corp
Mitsui & Co. Ltd
Japan
Welfare myths and political tricks exposed in a pamphlet
A reader newsletter excerpt argues that the Declaration does not guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it, and warns voters about psychological tactics used by politicians. It cites Illinois treasurer William Scott and promotes a booklet on safeguarding republican government.
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Helen
Helen 2
Washington
Congress
O.K. Alee
Torget
Varga
Republic
Readers vent about Northeast flight delays and policies
A Bangor reader recounts a delayed New York to Bangor trip via Portland and Boston, criticizing frequent stoppages and lack of refreshments. The letter urges airline policy changes and suggests price raises and better in-flight basics, including coffee and snacks, while poking fun at a weight loss lighthearted campaign.
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Bangor
Portland
Boston
New York
Tinto
Northeast Airlines
New York-Bangor
Navy life and political notes mix in Atlantic City piece
A mixed feature recalls 1942 Navy life and 1960s politics as Atlantic City reports on convention attendance and civil rights tensions. It notes veterans' views, shifts in naval power, and traditions shaping ship life, while outlining presidents, governors, and senators' convention plans and stances amid wary public mood.
Iodine and the Iodine Thyroid Health Claims
Reader letters discuss hypothyroidism as an iodine deficiency and urge daily iodine intake. Claims include energy loss, cold intolerance, early graying, and low blood pressure with statements about soil depletion and fish as sources. Dr Brady offers reply letters from 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills with envelope requests.
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United States
Canada
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Beverly Bills
Viet Cong Backyard Battle Near Black Virgin Mountain
American and Vietnamese forces push into the Viet Cong stronghold around Black Virgin Mountain, facing rugged jungle terrain and uncertain contact. A lone deer incident highlights the men’s exposure as commanders warn on future big operations and potential Viet Cong strength in the area near Saigon.
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Black Virgin Mountain
Viet Nam
Saigon
Five Aspects of Our Times From Readers Voices
A collage of quotations and reflections on modern life, citing figures like Methodist Bishop James . Thomas of Des Moines and William F Buckley Jr. The pieces critique glamorized evil, observe salesmen, and discuss isolation and airline passenger welfare with satirical notes including a mock airline letter.
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James
Thomas
Des Moines
Lafayette
William
Jovanovich
New York
Barabbas
Solon jokes about secret Washington trip not made
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy joked about a mystery visit to Washington that never happened saying he may disappear again tonight. He added it was a test of the Humphrey camp and commented in an interview that the trip was not real.
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U. S. Navy
Virginia
Harry S. Truman
Atlantic City
UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Washington
Humphrey
McCarthy Plans Return After Democratic Convention
ATLANTIC CITY UPT The Democratic National Convention news center reports McCarthy, a top contender for the vice presidential spot, would travel to Washington. His staff says he plans to pick up his three children in Minnesota then return Monday, though some Humphrey supporters worry he might visit Johnson. McCarthy denied talking to Johnson about the ticket in the past three months.
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Oratory
Good Fellowship
Louisiana
Allen B. Bender
Russell B.long
John J. McKeithen
Ellender
Bussasippi
Paul Johnson
Orval Faubuss
Arkansas
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Herman E. Talmadge
Carl E. Sanders
Carl Vinson
House
Alabama
George Wallace
Montgomery
Democratic Platform Committee
Harry §. Byrd
Virginia
Atlantic City
UPT
McCarthy
Tival Lo
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Democratic
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
John F. Ken
Washington
Surenir
Seasonator
Tures
Johnthree
John Stein Washington
Steinbeck
Minnesota
Humphrey
Moscow Population Figure Reported in Izvestia Weekly
Moscow has a population of 6,354,000, according to Nedelya Magazine, the weekly edition of Izvestia. Such run-downs are rare in the Soviet Union and the notice notes the figure as a statistical summary published this week end.
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UPI
Nedelya Magazine
Izvestia
Soviet Union
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