Chrysler UAW Reach Three Year Pact Avert Auto Strike
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers announced a three year contract for 74 000 hourly workers just before a strike deadline. Walter Reuther hailed the deal as historic and noted a pension plan offering up to 400 dollars a month at age 60 for 30 years service. The agreement adds two new paid holidays Good Friday and each employee birthday.
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Dora's Winds lash Florida Coast as Dora nears Jacksonville
Hurricane Dora, about a hundred miles offshore, unleashes 76 mph winds on St. Augustine and lashes Jacksonville with 115 mph seas. Red Cross worker Mrs Alice Phillips heads to the storm area from Atlanta. Gusts knock out Marineland telephone service and threaten the Atlantic coast from Vero Beach to Myrtle Beach. Eastern Air Lines cancels the Philadelphia to Jacksonville route.
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Goldwater Ride Wins GOP Race
Richard Kleindienst, field director for Senator Barry Goldwater, wins Arizona GOP gubernatorial primary defeating Evan Mecham as six states hold primaries. Fannin unopposed for Senate renomination. Nationwide, Wes Powell loses New Hampshire gubernatorial race to John Pillsbury. Other incumbents renominated. Ohio five day forecast shows warm trend with rain expected.
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Wesley Powell
John Pillsbury
Winston L. Prouty
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Eugene J. McCarthy
William Proxmire
John King
D-N.h
John W. Reynolds
Phillip Hoff
D-Vt
Goldwater vows to end spending spree if elected
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned in Los Angeles promising to halt the Democratic "wild spending spree." He urged voters to choose progress through freedom and said a Republican administration could cut income taxes five percent annually for five years while keeping the budget balanced. A 53,120 crowd roared as lights flashed his message in left field.
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Appalachia Poverty Bill Faces Pasture Plan Ouster
Senate debate opens over President Johnson's poverty package for Appalachia. Senator Miller of Iowa seeks removal of a $17 million pasture improvement program for small farms, arguing it offers little long term benefit to land-poor operators. Senator Randolph supports aiding family farmers but backs the broader plan to develop the region's resources and health and education facilities. The measure envisions a highway program to cut isolation and would cost up to $4.2 billion over five years.
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Jennings Randolph
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Marriage of Suzanne Pleshette and Troy Donahue Ends in Divorce
Actress Suzanne Pleshette testified in Superior Court that 17 days after their six month marriage, trouble began when Donahue climbed in a bathroom window at 5 a.m. He had promised to return at midnight. The couple, aged 24 and 28, divorced on Tuesday on grounds of mental cruelty.
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ORSANCO to Install Logan’s Barton Hall Chairman
The 16th annual ORSANCO meeting will be held in Huntington on Thursday. Barton A. Holl of Logan Ohio, president of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, will be installed as ORSANCO chairman.
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New Viet Approach Pondered In White House Meeting
President Johnson convened top military and diplomatic advisers at the White House to assess new U S options to bolster the anti Communist effort in South Vietnam. Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor returned from Saigon and already met with State and Defense leaders on the crisis.
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Farmers Arrested and Integration Trials Begin
Eight farmers were arrested at the Lancaster producers livestock yards on charges of violating a court injunction and released on 25 bonds each pending hearings. Court-order integration began in Montgomery and Da Gadsden and other locations with no incidents reported. The National Plowing Contest near Fargo highlighted farm problems as GOP candidate Barry Goldwater planned to attend. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson planned to visit Akron and Columbus for campaign events. President Johnson tentatively scheduled a Columbus speech in late October. Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital finances faced audit scrutiny. Provident Tower, an $18 million, 35 story office building, was announced for downtown Cincinnati replacing the Lincoln Hotel site. House leaders aimed to bring Social Security health care to a crucial vote next Wednesday. Typhoon Sally battered the northern Philippines with 200 mph winds.
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Senate OKs reopening Baker probe over McCloskey payoff
The Senate Democratic leadership votes unanimously to reopen the Bobby Baker investigation focusing on a $35000 political payoff alleged to involve former Ambassador Matthew McCloskey.
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Democratic
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Johnson assigns Humphrey to present Democratic ticket
President Johnson designates Senator Hubert H. Humphrey as the official spokesman to present the Democratic ticket. The move signals Humphrey’s central role in promoting the party’s campaign strategy as the election heats up.
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Johnson
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State Moves To Put Dr Sam Back In Prison
Ohio argues to the U S Circuit Court that Judge Weinman lacked authority to void Samuel H Sheppard’s wife murder conviction and that remedies in Ohio courts were not exhausted. The state appeals Weinman’s order granting Sheppard release on bond after nearly a decade in prison and sets Oct 8 for a hearing.
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Athens City Schools enroll 3186 pupils on first day
Athens schools report 3186 pupils enrolled on opening day. The piece notes district attendance figures and outlines a plan for school operations amid the new term.
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Yankees
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Four Hurt In Clifton W Va Crash And Racine Collision
Four persons were injured in a Clifton West Virginia crash Tuesday night when a car driven by Wayne Davidson collided with a truck operated by John Neal. Injured were Davidson a passenger Jack Braley Neal and Mrs Neal. All were taken to Meigs Memorial Hospital with varying conditions. A second crash near Racine involving Hilda M Boggess and Floyd R Dailey left one passenger with neck back and stomach injuries.
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Crisis for Kentucky Seniors at St Agatha Academy
At St Agatha Academy in Winchester Kentucky the senior class facing homecoming traditions has only eight seniors all boys as classes commence creating a rare leadership crisis for the event.
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St. Agatha Academy
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