Settlement Announced by AFTRA and SAG Reach Tentative Pact
New York AP report says AFTRA and Screen Actors Guild reached a tentative contract with four networks including NBC CBS ABC and Mutual. About 17 500 AFTRA and 18 000 SAG members would stay on the job pending ratification as talks paused after expired contracts. Terms were not released to the public.
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Broadcasting Networks
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Screen Actors Guild
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Guild
Viet Cavalry Clashes in Central Highlands Kill 102 Enemies
In the central highlands U S air cavalrymen engaged North Vietnamese forces in close combat near Plei Djereng. The clash, part of Operation Paul Revere 4, left 102 enemy soldiers killed after heavy platoon casualties and air strikes. Ground fighting elsewhere reported light with Korean marines killing 91 Viet Cong near Quang Ngai City.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Central Highlands
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Plei Djereng
South China Sea
Quang Ngai City
Supreme Court pauses Georgia governor election dispute
The Supreme Court stayed a three judge ruling that Georgia’s legislature cannot pick the next governor, freezing the dispute until at least Dec. 5 when arguments are scheduled. The Atlanta panel had voided a legislative selection between Maddox and Callaway after no candidate won a majority.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
High Court
Atlanta
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Howard
Bo) Callaway
Maddox
Callaway
Ben W. Fortson
Fortson
High Tribunal
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Howard Callaway
Lester Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Arthur K. Bolton
Charles Morgan
Bolton
Francis Shackelford
Emmet J. Bondurant
Carl E. Sanders
Rockefeller Romney Meet to Chart GOP Future
Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York and George Romney of Michigan prepared to meet in San Juan Puerto Rico at a resort hotel to discuss whether consensus or leadership best strengthens the Republican party. Both agreed that newly elected GOP governors will influence national affairs and shape party strategy for the next two years, though they differed on methods.
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Puerto Rico
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Draft reform proposals emerge from Antioch conference
Collegiate delegates from about 40 colleges endorse a more liberal conscientious objector definition and call for draft reform. Proposals include exemptions for personal war objections, a lottery selection system, sending draftees abroad only after a congressional war declaration, and allowing Peace Corps service as an alternative. Yale and Lawrence University delegates protest the process, criticizing representativeness and dominance by a small left group. The report will go to the National Advisory Commission on Selective Service for consideration.
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Ohio
U.S
Viet Nam
Frank Shaffer
Phoenix
Ariz
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Congress
Peace Corps
National Advisory Commission On Selective Service
Johnson
Five Day Warm Dry Spell With Light Showers At Week's End
A warm dry period is forecast for five days starting Tuesday with temperatures about 10 to 12 degrees above normal and precipitation averaging one tenth inch or less. Normal highs range from 45 to 49 and lows from 29 to 33 across Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati. The period remains warm with small daily variations and a chance of scattered showers toward week’s end.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
State Education Chief Urges Ohio Income Tax for Schools
Dr Stayner F Brighton new executive secretary of the Ohio Education Association says Ohio should study adopting a state income tax to fund schools, proposing a 50 50 split between state and local support and noting voters previously rejected a sales tax hike. He doubts current merit pay for teachers and will speak at the DEA assembly in Columbus.
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Ohio
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Ohio Education Association
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CFA
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Washington State Education Association
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Ford Eyes Republican State of the Union Response
Washington reports House GOP leader Gerald R. Ford expects Republicans to craft a State of the Union style message after President Johnson delivers his address to Congress next year. Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen notes Republicans may propose an alternate budget if Johnson fails to balance the 1967-68 fiscal program.
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GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Strike Closes 48 Schools In Youngstown Area
Forty-eight public schools in Youngstown and Hubbard shut down as teachers strike affecting 40,000 pupils. Bus drivers joined the walkout, causing transportation issues for about 2,000 parochial students as Teamsters backed the action.
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Ohio
Hubbard
Athens Bill Biggs Named Ohio University's MVP
Ohio University honors Bill Biggs as the most valuable player as Athens recognizes athletic excellence. The article notes Biggs’ standout performance and his role on the team.
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Nelsonville Bank
Athens
Bill Biggs
Ohio University
Controversy Still Clouds JFK Death Anniversary
New York AP notes the third anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas and ongoing debate. The Warren Commission answered Oswald acted alone but left open the possibility of conspiracy. Critics publish books and magazines challenging the report and inquiry. Life magazine features a provocative piece this week.
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Tex
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Earl Warren
Life Magazine
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
John B.) Connally
Texas
Oswald
Senate Dems To Pick Head Next Month
Minority Democrats in the Ohio Senate will caucus in early December to choose their leader as Sen. Charles J. Carney sets the date and Sen. Frank W. King seeks re election as the senate minority leader. The piece notes Carney's role as dean of the 10 Democrats in the chamber.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Carney
Frank W. King
Toledo
Ohio Afl-Cio
Senate
Mod Rite Said First In Nation Mod Wedding At State Fair
At the Michigan State Fairgrounds a so called mod wedding joined Randy Rossi and Gary Norris in a ceremony billed as the nation s first. Attended by about 4500, the half hour event featured unconventional acts and a rock group as the couple wed Judge David Golden officiated.
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Michigan State Fairgrounds
Randy Rossi
Gary Norris
Highland Park
David Golden
North American Judges Association
U S Rejects Red China U N Seat
The United States reiterates opposition to seating Red China in the United Nations while backing a plan by Italy and others for a full high level study of the China problem. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg says expulsion of Nationalist China has no justification and that representation must be decided by a two-thirds vote.
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N.Y
United States
China
Italy
U.N. General Assembly
Arthur J. Goldbert
U.S
Peking
Republic of China
Assembly
Goldberg
Democrats Likely To Retain Senate Control Through 1970
Washington AP reports Democrats look set to hold Senate control in 1968 with 36 seats, while Republicans would need a major landslide to gain a majority. Key contests include vulnerable first-term Democrats and several GOP governors winning in states with upcoming Senate races.
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Washington
House
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Lunar Orbiter 2 Maps Moon Landing Sites From Orbit
Lunar Orbiter 2 has photographed six potential astronaut landing sites on the moon and will scout seven more as it completes 67 orbits. The craft has exposed 87 of a planned 211 frame picture series, with surface details as small as three feet across noted by Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists.
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Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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