Machinists vote looms on 39 day airline settlement
Washington announces a tentative three year contract valued around 90 million dollars with wage gains and cost of living escalator provisions. About 35 400 machinists across five major airlines will vote on the agreement after hours of talks overseen by the Labor Department.
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Riots Erupt as White Marches Clash With Police in Chicago
Thousands of whites clashed with club wielding officers in Marquette Park after civil rights marches into all white neighborhoods. At least 16 injured and 21 arrested as police restored order amid calls for limiting marchers rights in Congress.
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Associated Press
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Marquette Park
John Patter
American Nazi Party
Roman C. Pucinsi
D-Ill
Congress
Viet Cong Defeat Predicted After White House Talks
President Johnson says weekend talks with Gen Westmoreland strengthen belief American and allied troops will not be defeated in Viet Nam. He cautions no quick victory, and Westmoreland expects more U S troops before year end. Also notes on Sihanouk, blockade calls, and McNamara forecast.
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Robert S. McNamara
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GOP Economy Wagon Dragein
The Republican economy campaign stalls in Congress but Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen vows continuation. He notes past infighting over cuts and cites plans to trim mass transit outlays while supporting aid at a slower pace and opposing the $900 million demonstration cities push.
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Charges Race Bias in Ohio Unemployment Office
A Columbus NAACP leader says the U S Labor Department backs his claim that the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation practices racial discrimination. Bureau head Willard Dudley denies specific bias findings and refuses to resign, while Gov. Rhodes shows no intent to remove him.
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James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
John McElroy
Nine die in mistaken attacks on Viet villages
Military spokesmen reported two apparently mistaken attacks in South Viet Nam. In the Mekong Delta five villagers were killed and 15 wounded. in the demilitarized zone four civilians were killed and 35 wounded. U S and South Vietnamese forces investigated. no U S planes definitively reported in the second strike. Meanwhile heavy fighting occurred in the Chu Pong Mountains near the Cambodian border with US losses light and North Vietnamese casualties unknown. Two US planes were shot down, pilots missing. The 196th Light Infantry Brigade arrived for antiguerrilla warfare. A five day forecast predicts above normal temperatures with scattered showers in Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland.
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Beatles draw near 3 000 fans to Cleveland stadium show
About 3,000 screaming teens mobbed the Beatles at Cleveland Municipal Stadium forcing a half hour halt as security moved fans back. Police said 24 000 in attendance. 150 officers restored order with no arrests or injuries reported. Lennon said his controversial remark was misinterpreted.
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Will Tribune Fold Today Official News Meeting Looms
New York publishers of the World Journal Tribune called union leaders to a meeting amid a strike, with Matt Meyer stating a decision on the Herald Tribune’s publication fate could come today.
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World Journal Tribune
Morning Herald Tribune
Matt Meyer
Herald Tribune
Fatal Cincinnati attack ties to other slayings
A 31-year-old woman Barbara Bowman was killed Sunday after a stolen taxi ran her down and she was slashed and strangled. Police connect the case to recent Cincinnati women’s murders as detectives seek clues.
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Barbara Bowman
Yellow Cab Co
Price Hill
Jacob Schott
Bowman
Highways Toll 16 Deaths In State Weekend Report
Ohio's traffic toll rose to at least 16 dead over the weekend, nearly halving the prior Friday through Sunday losses. Four pedestrians died in the latest 54 hour survey, with a single multi death accident near Defiance involving two young people.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Defiance
Youth slain by police after reaching into coat pocket
In Columbus, a 16 year old John Frank Mccauley was fatally shot by police who pursued him on foot for suspected auto theft. Officers say he reached into his coat pocket where a .22 caliber pistol loaded with blanks was found near his home.
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Columbus
John Frank Mccauley
Agriculture Dept Sees Food Prices Peaking Then Falling
The Agriculture Department predicts prices reached a peak last month and will fall 1 to 2 percent by year end. Prices received by farmers and wholesale food costs are expected to ease in the latter half of the year despite strong demand for some products.
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Agriculture Department
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