No Go Vote Blocks Lear Siegler Pact in UAW Local
Skilled tradesmen in UAW Local 174 vetoed a two year Lear Siegler automotive contract by 44 to 26, while production workers approved 470 to 195 to end the Dec 2 strike. The vote highlights a new union rule allowing separate group refusals to block settlements.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Lear Siegler, Inc
Automotive Division
UAW
American Metal Products Co
Lear Siegler
Long Beach
Calif
UAW Skilled Trades Department
Space budget cut fronts Soviet push for military funding
Western and Communist sources say Moscow reduced nonmilitary space research by one third this year while boosting military spending. Cosmonauts remain grounded after 21 months, yet unmanned probes to Mars may press ahead next month. Officials cite economy strains and plan delays as reasons. A 50th anniversary Bolshevik milestone is linked to forthcoming activities.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mars
Young Fonda Takes Stand in Drug Trial
Actor Peter Fonda testified he never lived in a suburban Tarzana home where police say they discovered marijuana. The prosecution says Fonda shared the house with three men. His testimony was corroborated by his wife Susan and his father Henry Fonda.
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Los Angeles
Peter Fonda
Tarzana
Fonda
Superior Court
Susan
Actor Henry Fonda
Peter
Beverly Hills
Ruby's Cancer Too Advanced to Yield to Cure by Surgery
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby's cancer has spread too widely for surgical cure. Dr. Jack Barnett cites chemotherapy as the only hope, rules out radiology, and discloses a new pleural tumor. Tests continue on Ruby, 55, linked to Oswald case.
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Ruby
Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
Jack Barnett
Barnett
Southwestern Medical School
Parkland Hospital
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Presi
Dent Kennedy
Final Decree Appoints Fronczaks Legal Parents Of Foundling
Chester and Dora Fronczak have adopted a foundling from New Jersey as their son Paul Joseph after a Circuit Court decree. The child, found abandoned July 2, 1965, was the only one of 10,000 orphans to pass all tests suggesting he is their kidnaped son. Officials say certainty depends on arresting the kidnapper.
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Chicago
Chester
Dora Fronczak
Paul Joseph
New Jersey
Newark, N.J
Fronezaks
Michael Reese Hospital
Wreckage of Lost Radar Plane Found
Wreckage of the Air Force radar picket plane that went down on November 11 with 19 crewmen killed appears found. Film shows debris 300 feet below the surface and 125 miles east of Nantucket as Navy divers prepare to identify the debris.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Nantucket
Navy
Des Moines Man 24 Dies in Hampton Area Crash
Robert L. Doyle, 24, of Des Moines, was killed when his car collided head on with a semitrailer on Highway 65 about half a mile south of Hampton. The truck driver Kenneth Benjamin of South Dakota suffered only minor injuries and was released from care.
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Hampton, Town
Robert L. Doyle
Des Moines
Hampton
Highway 65
Kenneth Benjamin
South Dakota
Hormel Reports Record Dollar Sales and Lower Net Earnings
Geo A Hormel Co posts record annual sales of 491.7 million for the year ended Oct 29 1966 up 11 percent from 1965 but net earnings fall to 3.51 million or 2.95 per share from 4.35 million or 3.66 per share. Hog stock and higher meat prices drive margins. annual report and proxy to be mailed January 1967. stockholders meeting set for January 31 at 8 p.m. in Austin.
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Hormel Co
R. F. Gray
Geo. A. Hormel Co
Austin
U N Members Seek Oil Embargo on Rhodesia
Three African members of the United Nations Security Council urged a complete oil embargo to Rhodesia as part of amendments to a British sanctions resolution. Mali Uganda and Nigeria also proposed adding coal and manufactured goods to the trade ban list and deploring Britain’s stance and regional support for the Smith regime.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Mali
Uganda
Nigeria
Britain
Smith
Portugal
South Africa
Left Wing Government to Take Over Company
In Beirut the Syrian government cuts both Iraqi oil pipelines to Banias and Tripoli, halting deliveries as a dispute over transit royalties escalates. Damascus radio claims Iraq will seize the Western owned IPC unless demands are met, while IPC and Baghdad give no immediate comment.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Tripoli
Europe
Iraq Petroleum Co
Banias
Syria
Damascus Radio
Baghdad
Western
IPC
Bomb Drops Short of Target Kill Civilians in Vietnam
A U S warplane dropped a bomb 1 800 yards short of its intended target killing two Vietnamese civilians and injuring another at Thon Phu Gin village 30 miles southwest of Hue. The strike follows earlier near misses near the border and a Viet Cong counterattack around Saigon after B 52 strikes on a base camp.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Thon-Phu Gin
Hue
Inmates Allowed to Send Christmas Cards in Chicago Jail
Inmates at Chicago's House of Correction may send Christmas cards for the first time since the jail opened 114 years ago. About 2,000 cards were printed featuring a wreath and lantern image with a greeting inside.
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Chicago
House of Correction
Eisenhower Leaves Bed Sits in Chair 25 Minutes
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has recovered enough from gallbladder surgery to leave bed and sit in a chair for 25 minutes at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Brig. Gen. Philip W. Mallory said Ike is up, responsive, and back in bed, with doctors hoping he may leave before Christmas but not confirming.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philip W. Mallory
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
Mallory
Walter Reed
Sophia Loren Expected to Deliver Child Next May
Italian actress Sophia Loren, seen on a Rome movie set earlier this month, is expecting a child next May, producer David L. Wolper said in Los Angeles. Loren, married to Carlo Ponti, postponed a television special Wolper was to produce.
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Sophia Loren
Rome
David L. Wolper
Los Angeles
Miss Loren
Carlo Ponti
Wolper
Storm lashes East and Southeast with snow and wind
A developing storm spread snow sleet and freezing rain across the East and Southeast with gale force winds. Two inches of snow fell in Bluefield West Virginia and Roanoke Virginia, with warnings predicting several inches by nightfall.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
W.va
Roanoke
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Charleston
S.C
Virginia
World experts study animal role in recurring flu epidemic
Geneva AP reports a WHO panel from nine nations probes a theory that animals especially pigs drive global flu outbreaks. They note origins in central Asia and the 1957 Yunnan outbreak, while China remains blocked from the UN. The study explores a possible man animal swap sustaining a recurring cycle.
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Geneva
China
World Health Organization
Martin Kaplan
United States
Organization
Communist
Central Asia
Yunnan
United Nations
Canada Airports Face Potential Strike
Ottawa reports the Canadian Air Traffic Controllers Association began a strike vote among 650 members after 26 months of failed talks with the government. A shutdown could halt operations at all major Canadian airports.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Air Traffic Controlers Association
Mink farm blaze causes $60,000 in damages near Nisswa
Fire at Vernon Darkhuff mink ranch near Nisswa caused about 60 thousand dollars in smoke damage to mink hides and equipment Monday night. In separate briefs, Henry Blondell's second degree murder trial was moved to February 7 in Litchfield, a San Diego helicopter crash left one body recovered and nine Navy men missing, and Crookston voters rejected a 2.65 million bond for a new senior high school with 1,273 against and 583 for the measure, plus 1,388 to 421 against a 325 thousand pool bond.
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Nisswa, Minn
Vernon Darkhuff
Nisswa
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Crookston, Minn
Hanoi says four Raider planes downed
Radio Hanoi claimed four U S jet planes were shot down over Hanoi as U S raids attacked suburbs and residential areas. Hanoi said pilots were captured, but Saigon and U S officials had no confirmation.
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Hanoi
Tokyo
Radio
U.S
Saigon
French Boy Is Out of Hospital
Philippe Pichon an eight year old from Saint Chamond France was released Monday from St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minn after undergoing heart surgery two weeks earlier.
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Rochester, Minn
Philippe Pichon
Saint- Chamond
France
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bomber Crashes in Kentucky Kill Three Crew
An Air Force B58 bomber returning from a seven hour practice bombing run crashed into a hillside east of Hustonville Kentucky killing all three crewmen aboard.
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Hustonville
Air Force
Here
Maddox predicts 175 legislators back in governor race
Democratic candidate Lester G. Maddox says at least 175 of Georgia’s 259 lawmakers will support him for governor. A statewide poll shows Maddox with a wide edge over Howard Callaway, though many legislators remain undecided as both men campaign in Athens.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Howard Callaway
Athens
Callaway
Prosecution May Rest in Coppolino's Murder Trial
In Freehold New Jersey the prosecution neared its end in Dr Carl Coppolino's murder trial as defense cross examines Dr Milton Helpern famed medical examiner. The victim Lt Col William E Farber died of a twice fractured larynx with heart normal at 50. exhumation and coffin damage are questioned. Marjorie Farber testified Coppolino and she were lovers and that he forced her to help kill her husband with a pillow during a hypnotic session.
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Freehold
N.J
Carl Coppolino
Milton Helpern
Farber
Arlington National Cemetery
Cappolino
Fox Run
Middletown Township
New Jersey
Marjorie Farber
Coppolino
Mad Axman Mitchell Escapes From Dartmoor Prison Work Party
Frank Mitchell 37 known as The Mad Axman escaped Monday from a Dartmoor Prison work party eight miles from the moor. He received a life sentence for robbery with violence and authorities warned he could seize a child as a hostage while at large across the Devon moorland.
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Frank Mitchell
Axman
Britain
Dartmoor
Mitchell
Devon
London
Three Sisters Die in Maywood Fire
A blaze tore through a one story frame house in Maywood Illinois killing Jackie Sales 14 Sheron 9 and Pamela 4 daughters of Mr and Mrs James Sales A brother Thomas 13 suffered burns and smoke inhalation and was listed in fair condition at Westlake Community Hospital
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Maywood, Ill
Maywood
Chicago
Jackie Sales
Sheron
Pamela
James Sales
Thomas
Westlake Community Hospital
Edison Students Protest School Cutbacks
About 100 Edison High School pupils gathered in Minneapolis to oppose Board of Education cutbacks after voters defeated a school levy referendum. They planned petitions against dropping athletics and other activities.
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Minneapolis
Edison High School
Board of Education
Partly cloudy through Wednesday weather update
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a low of 15 to 22 degrees and a Wednesday high in the 30s. Outlook Thursday across all zones shows mild conditions and little to no precipitation.
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