Hard Bargaining Likely Between UAW Ford in New Talks
DETROIT AP Hard bargaining looms as Ford and the United Auto Workers prepare for contract talks. Ford warns union demands could threaten the national economy while UAW leaders push for higher wages pensions and shorter work weeks. Negotiations begin July 1 with GM and Chrysler.
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Ford
Detroit
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Coronado
Calif
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Bannon
General Motors
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Court Overturns Eight Sit-In Convictions and Reapportionment Rulings
The Supreme Court ends its 1963-64 term by overturning eight sit-in trespass convictions and endorsing a one person one vote standard for nine state legislatures. The court also narrows Subversive Activities Act provisions on Communist party passports and reverses obscenity rulings in Kansas Ohio and Florida.
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Florida
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John Marshall Harlan
Byron R. White
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Oklahoma
Idaho
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
Communist Party
US Court of Appeals
Kansas
East German chief abandons hope for separate peace with Soviet
Walter Ulbricht acknowledged he does not expect a separate German peace treaty with the Soviet Union. The report notes the staged statement as part of ongoing East Bloc diplomacy and leaves unclear the path of stalled negotiations.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Soviet Union
Soviet Cosmos 33 Launch Reported by Tass
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos 33 today aboard a satellite mission. Tass says the craft carries scientific equipment for ongoing outer space studies.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Outer
Space
Officials Agree Grivas Is Trouble
Turkish Cypriot officials and U N officers say the return of Greek underground leader George Grivas to Cyprus will heighten island tension. The government denies he slipped back, while Makarios and Clerides dispute reports of meetings. Grivas supports Enosis and unification with Greece.
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Cyprus
U.N
George Grivas
EOKA
Glafcos Clerides
House of Representatives
Grivas
Makarios
Enosis
Greece
Christianson Enters First District County Commissioner Race
Clifford Christianson of Adolpho Township announces his bid for the First District County Commissioner seat. He has chaired his township board for 10 years and served 18 years as a member. He is former vice president of the Mower County Township officers and a director of Mower County Farmers Mutual Insurance. Other candidates include Henry Charles Peters, C. W. Taylor, and Roland W. Young.
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Clifford Christianson
Adolpho Township
Mower County
Mower County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Henry Charles Peters
Mapleview
C. W. Taylor
Dexter
Roland W. Young
Lansing Township
Scranton Expands Campaign Into Delaware and New Jersey
Gov William W Scranton campaigns for the Republican nomination across Delaware and New Jersey aiming to gain uncommitted and limited delegate support. He pitches a 4000 mile Midwest tour and eyes appearances in Ohio and Michigan while highlighting Goldwaters civil rights votes.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Scranton
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Del
Newark
N.J
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W.va
Miami
Fla
Ohio
Michigan
Associated Press
John J. Williams
Williams
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
San Francisco
Midwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
National
Leonard W. Hall
Meade Alcorn
Tax Writers Vote on SS Changes
Washington AP reports House tax writers debate changes to Social Security with prospects favoring a six percent boost in old-age benefits and a payroll tax rise about one fourth of one percent. The committee may block health care inclusion in the proposal.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Final Action on Civil Rights Faces Delay
President Johnson presses for poverty bill priority before adjournment, potentially delaying civil rights action. Republicans weigh a pre convention recess as platform committee meets in San Francisco ahead of the July 13 convention. Charles A Halleck warns Rules Committee cooperation may waver if early recess is denied.
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Washington
Johnson
House
San Francisco
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Rules Committee
Investigation Opens on Cigarette Smokes Health Warnings
Washington AP A broad congressional probe into cigarettes began with a dispute over who should regulate smoking. Sen. Morine B. Neuberger urged the FTC to push health warnings on cigarette containers and urged against obstructing public health research plans. Surgeon General Luther H. Terry was expected to testify on HEW authority to regulate package labeling.
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Washington
Sen
Maurine B. Neuberger
House Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Neuberger
Luther H. Terry
Terry
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Traffic Deaths State Today and in History
Report notes traffic deaths in Iowa and national figures with counts for today and a long-ago comparison. It compares today’s fatalities to same-day figures from a historical year, highlighting trends in road safety.
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Iowa
Goldwater Dominates Platform Committee Beating Civil Rights Issue
Sen. Barry Goldwater commands the largest bloc on the Republican Convention Platform Committee and could veto any plank he opposes. Moderates seek a strong civil rights platform endorsing forthcoming legislation. Rep. Melvin Laird says a plank supporting prompt implementation is likely. Some Goldwater supporters vow to back repeal efforts while Scranton backers push broader civil rights language.
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Congress
Goldwater
Senate
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Lee Edwards
Goldwater-for- President Committee
Edwards
Platform Committee
Laird
Forts
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Khrushchev Tours Stockholm Amid Security Tightening
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev leaves Haga Palace during a five day Stockholm visit as Swedish Premier Tage Erlander watches. Police foil a kidnapping plot against Khrushchev while 30,000 refugees from Communist countries seek haven in Sweden. In Saigon, Henry Cabot Lodge resigns as ambassador to South Vietnam to aid Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid. President Johnson announces U S Soviet cooperation on desalting sea water and outlines legislative aims after the civil rights bill becomes law. Deputy ambassador Johnson to lead in Vietnam until Taylor arrives. Johnson hints at no hate campaigning and notes leadership qualities of Taylor.
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Haga Palace
Stockholm
Sweden
Tags Erlander
Khrushchev
Saigon
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
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Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Johnson
Laos
International Control Commission
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
Appalachian
Taylor
White House
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. Alexis Johnson
Foreign Service
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Risk of War in Asia Flares on Southeast Asia Policy
Congress debates administration willingness to risk general war with Red China to halt Communist gains in Southeast Asia. Senator Aiken says expansion seems decided, seeks Russian restraint. General Harkins and others push for Senate hearings as McNamara and Paylor prepare to testify on Johnson aid package.
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Southeast Asia
Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Congress
Red China
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
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Viet Nam
Laos
Asia
Capitol Hill
Paul D. Harkins
U.S
South Viet Nam
Harkins
Clement J. Zablocki
Dwis
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