Judge Orders Halt To Strike In Longshoremen Return
A federal judge ordered 60 000 longshoremen back to work in Atlantic and Gulf ports. The International Longshoremen's Association AFL CIO directed 60 900 strikers to resume at 7 p m New York time. The order follows President Johnson's national emergency declaration and aims to ease a three month contract deadlock with an 80 day cooling off period.
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Hurricane Hilda Threatens Louisiana Coast And Evacuations
Hurricane Hilda veered toward the Louisiana coast with 150 mph winds. Thousands fled low-lying areas as shores faced rising tides. evacuations ordered for Morgan City and Franklin. Texas residents prepared at Sabine Pass while Nicholls State College suspended classes.
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Thibodaux
Farmers Call Recess By Kenneth Hopping Des Moines
The National Farmers Organization ended its 43 day hold action to stop livestock marketing in a push for higher meat prices. NFO president Oren Lee Staley said the action is a recess, with violence noted in the Midwest and two NFO members killed in Wisconsin. Prices in Chicago remained near pre boycott levels around six dollars per hundredweight. Staley urged members to withhold sales until market prices are set. The NFC blamed outsiders for much of the September violence.
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Nixon Defends Goldwater Nuclear NATO Proposal
Former Vice President Richard Nixon argues Goldwater’s plan to place nuclear weapons under NATO commanders is not new. He cites Eisenhower and Kennedy era NATO emergency programs and criticizes Johnson era fears at a New Castle fundraiser dinner attended by about 200 Republicans.
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Goldwater Attacks Johnson in Illinois Stop
Barry Goldwater assailed President Johnson as a Lyndon-come-lately during a Cairo Illinois stop, urging NATO rebuilding and electing a president who supports NATO. He referenced Johnson’s Europe visit plans and cited civil rights unrest in Hammond Indiana while avoiding further mentions of the issue.
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Auto Strike Impacts Felt Across Nation InGM Walkout
The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors enters its second week with slow progress on some 17 000 local plant demands. An AP survey says continued action could ripple economically coast to coast if the dispute lasts another week. Most strikers will still receive pay this week due to payroll lags.
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Humphrey Labels Goldwater Desperate For Issue In CA
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey told University of Southern California students Goldwater seeks a strike lightning issue and faces a crushing defeat. He accused Goldwater of cynicism for charging the Johnson administration with soft on communism and said the candidate admitted trying to exploit the charge for votes. Humphrey’s California swing marks a key early campaign stop.
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Vatican Council Faces Mixed Marriage Questions
The Vatican Ecumenical Council nears a discussion on mixed marriages focusing on impediments to Catholic marriages and the need for pledges, while considering blessings by non-Catholic ministers and the role of church courts in dissolutions.
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Draft nuclear treaty eyed after U.S. election
Prime Minister Douglas Home said Britain and the United States have a ready draft treaty to curb nuclear weapon spread and hope to push it after the American election. He spoke in Britain’s Midlands as the Conservative campaign neared the Oct. election. A U.S. Navy transport plane landed in Antarctica after a 4 420 mile flight from Australia, the second longest in Antarctic aviation history. In Columbus, Western Electric workers approved a wage increase of 8 to 12 cents, about 1.2 million dollars annually, ending their threatened strike.
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Local 768 members strike Chrysler Airtemp in North Dayton
About 2200 members of Local 768 International Union of Electrical Workers strike the Chrysler Airtemp plant in North Dayton over working conditions.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
Chrysler Airtemp
New Search Gear Finds Thresher Wreckage
Washington reports that improved underwater search equipment located the submarine Thresher wreckage in 8400 feet of water about 220 miles east of Cape Cod. The submarine sank April 10 1963 after a piping failure flooded the engine room, causing rapid descent and breakup. All 129 aboard were lost, with no evidence yet that remains can be recovered.
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Political Fever Stalks Capital
Washington report notes Congress races toward adjournment with two major aid measures for the aged and Appalachia poor stalled. A $1 billion supplemental bill and a $3.25 billion foreign aid package face rejection as election concerns rise and Mills leads a stalled conference.
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Closing Link Of Route 7 Moves Ahead In Ohio
Sen. C Stanley Mechem announced plans for a 4.5 million four lane Route 7 project between Dam 18 and the Belpre bypass funded by a 500 million highway bond. Work, including relocating the railroad at Dam 18, should start in early 1965 pending plan finalization and right of way purchases. Route 7 will then run four lanes from Marietta to Coolville.
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Treasury weighs silver in coins policy shift amid shortages
Washington officials consider proposals to cut or replace silver in U S coins with a multiyear plan. The move aims to stretch stockpiles as Congress had ordered silver dollar production resume after 30 years. Copenhagen reports nine East German scientists posing as ship crew were expelled for three days without permits.
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Treasury
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Great Lakes to Fall in October Says AP
The Great Lakes are expected to drop in October except for Michigan and Hu ron which are already at their record lows. This marks a continuing trend of falling water levels across the basin.
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