UAW Opens Chrysler Talks With Broad Demands
UAW negotiators led by Walter Reuther sit down with Chrysler for the 1964 contract talks as three year pacts with the Big Three loom. Top Chrysler demands include early retirement, more relief time, longer vacations, higher overtime pay, reduced hours, extra holidays, higher wages, a stronger cost-of-living clause, and annual salaries. The union seeks a fair share after profitable results.
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United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter Reuther
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
AMC
Johnson Hails 3.3-Billion Foreign Aid Bill Victory
President Johnson hailed House passage of a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill as a victory for American foreign policy and the American people. The measure passed 231 to 174 amid cuts from the initial request and moves to the Senate for further action.
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U. S
House
Otto E. Passman
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Nal
Barebones
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Free World
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Foreign Relations Committee
Supreme Court Rules Against Billboards Along Interstate Roads
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously upholds a ban on billboards within 660 feet of interstates. The ruling overturns a lower court decision, supporting the Highway Department's push to remove outdoor ads and secure federal bonus funds. Chief Justice Taft frames the law as a proper exercise of police power to prevent nuisance land use.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio
State Highway Department
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Highway Department
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Kingsley A. Taft
Three Trainmen Killed In Pittsburgh Wreck
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train rear ended a halted train in Pittsburgh west end. Fireman R J Cook of Carnegie was freed after three hours but died at the hospital. Engineer C M Blundo of Columbus and brakeman E A Smith of Newark perished in the wreckage. The caboose and six box cars derailed. a box car landed on the second engine.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
West End
R. J. Cook
Carnegie
C. M. Blundo
Columbus
Ohio
E. A. Smith
Newark
Glenn Out Of Moon Shot
NASA spokesman says a report that Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. will return as an adviser to the Apollo moon shot is not true. Glenn has discussed with Administrator James Webb a possible return but no decision has been made.
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Space Agency
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James Webb
Messenger Classified Office Holiday Closure Notice
The Messenger Classified Office will be closed lat. on July 4th. Ads must be in the office no later than 3 p.m. Friday to appear in the Sunday Messenger. For placement, call LY 3-1242 or LY 3-1431.
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Sunday Messenger
Taylor Leaves Army for Ambassador Role in Saigon
Gen Maxwell D Taylor ends his military career with a retirement ceremony at the Pentagon and a White House swearing in as ambassador to Communist besieged South Vietnam. He will lead U S civilian and military efforts to drive guerrillas from Saigon, after receiving a third Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu of a fourth DSM.
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Korea
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Viet Nam
Common Law Authority Dies At 93
CAMBRIDGE Mass Roscoe Pound a renowned law scholar and long regarded as the greatest living authority on common law died at 93 in Harvard Stillman Infirmary He studied law at Harvard starting in 1889 but did not complete the degree He held AB Master and PhD from the University of Nebraska in botany and was nicknamed the grand old man of law by peers.
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Mass
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Stillman Infirmary
Pound
University of Nebraska
Lt Col Andrews Dies Former OU ROTC Leader
Lt Col Andrews 50 former commander of Ohio University Army ROTC died Thursday at 103 Mulligan Rd after a heart attack. A WWII and Korea veteran he had taught military science at OU and history at Athens High School. He earned the Bronze Star Air Medal and Korea honors and led a behind enemy lines scouting mission.
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Korea
Sion
Germany
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Athens County
Civil Rights Bill Nears Final Congressional Passage
The long fight over civil rights ends as the House votes on the Senate approved measure. President Johnson is expected to sign quickly to ease racial tensions, though Southern critics fear further flare ups. The package bans employment discrimination and public accommodations, and expands federal power to withhold funds and speed desegregation.
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
Ohio Legislature to Study Apportionment Under Hanna Amendment
The Legislative Service Commission approved a study of Ohio’s apportionment method in light of Supreme Court rulings favoring population basis. The Hanna Amendment grants each of 88 counties a House seat. a study aims to prepare for possible constitutional change and voter action.
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Union Guilty of Racial Discrimination by NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the Independent Metal Workers Union guilty of racial discrimination and revoked its certification. The decision holds that unions discriminating by race commit unfair labor practices, marking a historic first by the board. In Houston, Texas, the case involved a Negro local denied an apprenticeship open to whites. Saigon siege reports say Communist guerrillas hit a Vietnamese army convoy on a notorious route, killing 29 soldiers and wounding 24.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Independent Metal Workers Union
Hughes Tool Co
Houston
Tex
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Hartford Circus Fire Memories Return With Nightmares
In Hartford a 1944 circus fire that killed 168 and injured 500 reshapes memories for Rose Dunn and her children as they recall the tragedy. Merle Evans signaled danger as flames leaped in the tent and a wind fed the blaze during Ringling Brothers show.
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Hartford
Conn
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Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Rose Dunn
Herbert
Betsy
Mrs. Dunn
Nuclear Force Is Protective
The United States defended a Western Allies multi national nuclear force as a shield for Western Europe against the Soviet threat In disarmament talks William C Foster said a world wide spread of weapons is the alternative to sea based deterrence He accused the Soviet Union of blocking defense arrangements for NATO and urged Western nations to reject the plan Zorin warned that any East West pact will fail if the US does not renounce the NATO force plan The NATO force is to help Europe deter Soviet missiles without expanding independent nuclear capabilities
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Western Europe
U.S
William C. Foster
Foster
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Valerian A. Zorin
NATO
Europe
Zorin
Courses OKd For 8 Ohio Cities
The federal government approved eight Ohio cities for manpower training courses costing over $770000. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation said 535 trainees will enter courses at Alliance Ashtabula Cleveland Lorain Mansfield Marion Portsmouth and Warren. Courses run this summer fall and next winter at area high schools.
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Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Alliance
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Lorain
Mansfield
Marion
Portsmouth
Warren
Democrats Endorse Theisen For Nelsonville Postmaster
Inside The Messenger reports the Democratic party backs William H Theisen for the Nelsonville postmaster opening. Also noted are Meigs County hosting its first speech and hearing clinic and Otto Passman’s dramatic last stand.
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William H. Theisen
Nelsonville
Meigs County
Otto Passman
Athens
Local Names Mentioned In Fragmentary Athens Area Text
A sparse OCR fragment mentions Athens Chauncey Editorial Gallipolis Glouster Logan Nelsonville and a string of numbers. the readable content does not reveal a clear event or outcome. No persons or organizations are clearly identified beyond place names.
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Chauncey Editorial
Gallipolis
Glouster Logan Nelsonville
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