Walkout Position Unclear In Airline Dispute
Secretary of Labor Wirtz told the House Commerce Committee that the administration has taken no position on a law to end the 29 day airline strike. He said meaningful negotiations are unlikely while the measure is pending in Congress. hearings may run two to three days.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Senate
Wirtz
House Commerce Committee
House
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
Steel Pricers Win Fight With LBJ
A steel industry coalition pushed price increases of 2 to 3 per ton on sheet and strip products, despite White House pressure. By Thursday night eleven firms, including major producers, announced hikes affecting about 30 percent of output. Johnson reportedly let the increase stand, signaling a second economic setback after airline machinists rejected a wage deal.
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Washington
United Steel Industry
White House
LBJ
Washington Post
Johnson
President Pressures Steel Price Hikes and Public Interest
Bill D Moyers stated the President believes public interest is violated by price increases and expects effects to appear over time. Moyers declined to discuss future actions and said no one can compel firms to change course. The note recalls Kennedy’s 1962 steel rollback. Quiet Ohio beach scene at Lake Hope reflects peak sun season.
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Inland Steel
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
John F. Kennedy
Defense Department
Ohio
Lake Hope
Bombing raids escalate as U S planes strike in Vietnam
U S B52s bomb the demilitarized zone for the fourth time in a week and attack North Vietnamese positions near the Cambodian border. Additional raids target Chu Pont Mountain lair and regional HQ near Hai Phong as air and ground actions continue. North Vietnam marks its second anniversary of the first American air attack with vows to defeat U S aggression.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Chu Pont Mountain
Cambodian
U.S
North Viet Nam
Mao announces new Chinese revolution plan in forceful blueprint
Mao Zedong orders a sweeping reform to mobilize 720 million people into peasant workers and worker peasants, blending city and countryside. The push aims to prevent capitalism restoration and strengthen the proletarian dictatorship amid China’s worst internal crisis in 17 years.
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Tokyo
Mao Tzetung
Mao
China
Red China
Rusk calls for stronger ICC in Vietnam and Cambodia protection
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged boosting International Control Commission staff in Vietnam to curb buffer zone violations and safeguard Cambodia. He denied US air strikes near Haiphong and Soviet shipping accusations, while Moscow lodged a note calling US actions abusive.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Rusk
U. S
Haiphong
Russia
United States
Moscow
Lancaster rally falls short in Legion tourney bid
A two run ninth inning rally by Lancaster could not reach Steubenville who clinched the final spot against Grove City for Saturday’s state American Legion championship. Steubenville had won Friday morning 6 5. New York merger deal valued over 40 million involves Southern Nitrogen and Kaiser Aluminum.
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Lancaster
Steubenville
Grove City
American Legion
New York
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Jury Calls Sniper Crazy Deranged in Texas Tower Massacre
A grand jury labeled Charles Whitman crazy and deranged as it notes he fatally killed his mother and wife, then opened fire from the University of Texas Tower killing 13 and wounding 31. The panel cites a brain stem tumor as a possible aggravating factor, while pathologist Dr. Coleman de Chenar disputes medical influence on behavior. Autopsy findings to be released.
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Austin Tex
Charles Joseph Whitman
Whitman
University of Texas
Austin
Coleman de Chenar
de Chenar
Johnson Ally Wins Democrat Nod In Tennessee Gubernatorial Race
Buford Ellington a Johnson ally won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Tennessee after a close contest with a Kennedy family ally. In the Senate race Frank G. Clement unseated Ross Bass as 90 percent of precincts reported, with Clement leading 339,997 to 331,019. Howard Baker Jr. won the Republican Senate nomination. Two African American farmers won county court seats in Haywood County, a first for the region.
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Johnson Ally
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Buford Ellington
Johnson
Kennedy
U. S. Senate
Frank G. Clement
Ross Bass
Clement
Bass
Dirksen
Ill
Eljington
John J. Hooker Jr
Baker
Kenneth Roberts
Haywood County
Dan Nixon
A. D. Powell
Hooker
Shelby County
Ellington
Estes Kefauver
House
Senate
Beatle Remarks Deplored As Misinterpreted Out of Context
Maur een Cleave defends John Lennon saying his Christian remark was taken out of context. She notes Lennon deplored the idea that the Beatles are better known than Christ and denies he meant to mock Christianity. Cleave says American reaction and radio boycotts misrepresent his views.
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London
Maureen Cleave
John Lennon
United States
Lennon
Christ
Miss Cleave
U. S
Bible Belt
London Evening Standard
Jesus
John
Birth of Burt Ward’s daughter shocks Hollywood
Hollywood reports Burt Ward and Bonney Ward welcomed a 74 pound girl, first child for the couple who wed in Pocatello on July 19 1965. The birth remains unnamed. Weekend weather forecasts predict cooler than normal temperatures with possible showers and thundershowers early next week.
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Hollywood
Batman
Robin
Burt Ward
Bonney
Pocatello, Idaho
Reams Campaign Hits Pike and Pickaway County Fairs
State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr on the campaign trail across Southern Ohio with two county fairs on the schedule. It is Reams Day at Pike County Fair with Auglaize and Pickaway fairs also on the itinerary and an ox roast planned in Marion County later in the evening.
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Waverly
Frazier Reams, Jr
James A. Rhodes
Auglaize County
Marion County
Nixon derides critics of LBJ Viet Nam policy
Former Vice President Richard Nixon condemned critics of President Johnson's Vietnam policy at a Saigon airport news conference. He said critics fail to clarify goals, prolong the war, encourage the enemy, and hinder the very negotiations they claim to want.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Bangkok
Findlay fund nears 11000 for clues in June 8 year old slaying
A community drive started by the Findlay Republican Courier and WFIN radio aims to locate the killer of 8 year old Tim Trask. The fund has raised nearly $11,000 to reward the person whose tip leads to solving the case.
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Findlay
Findlay Republican Courier
WFIN
Tim Trask
Cleveland Realtor and Wife Assaulted During Robbery
A 79 year old Cleveland realtor and his 64 year old wife were beaten with soda bottles and stomped during a robbery. Police said two robbers tied their hands and feet in the attack on Thursday.
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Cleveland
Joseph Szilvasy
Negro Youths Rampage Prompted Police Riot in Menlo Park
A line of 20 policemen with dogs dispersed 300 to 400 Negro youths who shouted epithets and threw rocks and bottles. An additional 30 officers with dogs and riot guns were summoned after a dispute following a case fight. Two Negroes were arrested.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Two Columbus Boys Die in Early Morning House Fire
Two young Columbus brothers, eight year old Mark Toller and seven year old Gary, died at Children's Hospital after a Near East Side residence fire. Their mother Maggie was treated and released from St. Anthony Hospital for second degree burns while two other children, Annette four and Jolene ten, suffer serious burns and remain hospitalized at Children's.
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Columbus
Near East Side
Mark Toller
Gary
Children’s Hospital
Maggie
St. Anthony Hospital
Annette
Jolene
New Athens High Students Mark Satisfactory Standards
Inside The Messenger notes high school youths at New Athens meeting satisfactory benchmarks. A light feature asks which fruit is a cantaloupe and gives a playful answer. Council session in Glouster draws mayor critique amid board affairs.
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New Athens
Glouster
Board of Affairs
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