Progress Reported In Emergency Steel Negotiations
President Johnson met steel negotiators for about forty five minutes and signaled progress after an eight day postponement of a nationwide strike. Industry offered a small wage increase while the union stood firm on its demand. talks resume at 9:30 a.m. as the deadline looms.
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Washington
Johnson
Bill D Moyers
White House
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
I. W. Abel
Pittsburgh
Bill D. Moyers
Reopening of Credit Union Up to Stockholders
State Capital Credit Union may reopen Oct 1 if a majority of its 20,000 shareholders approve a plan. District Judge Harold Schultz approved the plan Wednesday. Ballots were mailed and must be returned by Sept 14 with results expected in September.
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ST. Paul
State Capital Credit Union
Harold Schultz
Aie
Driver Killed After Skidding on Highway 218 Near Austin
Robert L Hopfe 39 of Austin died after a single vehicle crash on Highway 218 three miles south of Austin. Hopfe who worked at South Side Motors was driving north when a motorbike group approached. He skidded over 200 feet rammed into a rock driveway and was mortally injured. He died at St Olaf Hospital during surgery. Surviving are his widow Phyllis two daughters five sisters and a brother. Funeral set for Jordan Mortuary Chapel. Previous county fatalities listed.
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Robert L. Hopfe
5Th Ave
Austin
Mower County
Highway Patrol
Hopfe
Mason City
Iowa
Bulance
St. Olaf
Phyllis
Cynthia Lou
Sherri Lynn
Roy
Margaret) Sherman
Richard
Vera) Kaaver
Orville
Shirley) Millenacker
Phoenix
Ariz
George
Beverly) Hargis
Manly
Don
Lois) Freeberg
Wayzata
Minn
Kenneth Hopfe
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
William G. Law
Oakwood Cemetery
Leonard Sorenson
David Domino
Adams
21St St. NE
Phillip L- McDonough
Rochester
Dexter Interchange
IL 9
Max Bolles
Austin Rt. 5
Brownsdale
Famed Jungle Doctor Schweitzer Gravely Ill at 90 in Gabon
LIBREVILLE, Gabon AP Dr Albert Schweitzer 90 lies gravely ill in his jungle hospital near Lambarene island across the Ogooue River. Associates refuse to speculate on recovery while staff report he remained alert yet fatigued after a recent loss of consciousness.
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Libreville
Gabon
Albert Schweitzer
Dr. Schweizer
Lambarene Stal
Ogooue
Lambarene Island
Schweitzer
Africa
Congress to Jettison Three Bills for September Adjournment
Democratic leaders in Washington plan to drop the minimum wage, congressional districting, and unemployment compensation bills in a late September adjournment drive. The move, backed by President Johnson, keeps these measures alive for 1966 while pressing action on education aid, repeal of union shop loans, farm subsidy reform, immigration changes, and highway beautification.
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Washington
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Party
Mansfield
B52 Raid on Suspected VC Area Shakes Saigon
An Air Force B52 raid hit a Viet Cong area in Ho Bo woods near Dinh Duong Province, rattling windows in downtown Saigon. The U.S. spokesman noted it as the 17th B52 attack of the Vietnam War and part of a stepped up Guam-based campaign. A second helicopter crash near An Khe injured four crewmen, with two in serious condition, later evacuated to Nha Trang field hospital.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
U.S
Ho Bo
Dinh Duong
Strategic Air Command
An Khe
Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Nha Trang
Wheat to Receive Higher Support Under Omnibus Bill
The Senate Agriculture Committee moves to boost wheat support in the draft omnibus farm bill while keeping dairy programs the same as in current law. Wheat producers may gain about 250 to 265 million dollars annually with price supports and added payments, with mechanisms tied to average prices and processing tax adjustments under the Young proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
Allen J. Ellender
Senate
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
House
Young
Agriculture
78 Day Ship Strike Ends as Crews Return
Crews return to ships after 78 days of strike, ending one of America's longest maritime work stoppages. Deck and radio officers who had removed picket lines ratified four year contracts after Washington negotiations.
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New York
America
Washington
Tank spearheaded Pakistani assault penetrates five miles into Indian lines
In southwest Kashmir a Pakistani attack led by tanks crossed five miles into Indian positions as fighting continued into a second day. Defense Minister Chavan said about 3,000 Pakistani troops and 70 tanks were involved, with 13 Indian tanks destroyed and four Indian aircraft lost or damaged. Japan?
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Y. B. Chavan
International
Chavan
Pakistan
U S and Soviet Clash Over Underground Test Ban On-Site Inspections
At the disarmament conference in Geneva the United States urged a system of calm unobtrusive on-site inspections to verify a ban on underground tests. The Soviet Union rejected the proposal, insisting on no inspections.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Eye Clinic Screening Finds 7 Percent Referred
Seven percent of 198 preschool children screened at the free Eye Clinic on Thursday August 26 were referred for immediate visual analysis. Attendance was double 1964, with referrals sent to an optometrist chosen by parents. Parents will receive results by mail in a few days.
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Free Eye Clinic
Worthington Cop Arrested in Parking Meter Funds Probe
Worthington Minnesota police officer Peter Duerinken, a 16 year veteran and father of seven, was taken into custody shortly before midnight Wednesday as part of an investigation into alleged misappropriation of parking meter funds. He was held without charge.
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Worthington, Minn
Worthington
Peter Duinkerken
Snowstorm Hits Debris Of Mass Mattmark Disaster
A driving snowstorm swept the debris from the Mattmark hydroelectric project disaster in Switzerland where 90 workers died. Recovery work halted by a fresh threat from the Allalin glacier, perched 1,500 feet above the site. In Aden, Sir Arthur Charles, 55, speaker of the State Legislative Council, was assassinated prompting a dusk to dawn curfew.
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Saas Fee
Switzerland
Mattmark
Allalin Jacier
Aden
Arthur Charles
Arthur
Hughes declines Guard for Labor Day except traffic control
Des Moines AP reports Gov. Harold Hughes says he will not use the National Guard over the Labor Day weekend except for traffic control. He also indicated he is reviewing reports that this year's Independence Day ruts at Arnolds Park may recur.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
National Guard
Hughes
Arnolds Park
Pork Plant Walkout Ends at Perry Iowa Facility
Packing house workers return to work at Iowa Beef Packers pork plant in Perry Iowa, though seven employees remain suspended for having triggered a walkout on Wednesday.
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Pork Plant
Perry
Iowa
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc
Mother Dives Into Zoo Moat To Rescue Son
In St Paul a mother jumped into the Comp Zoo moat to save her 2‑year‑old son who fell in. The moat houses seals and alligators as Rickey Baker climbed a wire fence and dropped eight feet. the mother pulled the child out and was rescued herself.
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ST. Paul
Comp Zoo
Rickey Baker
Richard C. Baker
Monkey Island
Zoo
Akron Man Trades Janitor Job for Teaching Post
Clarence Bradshaw, 33, takes a $350 annual pay cut to leave his janitor position and become a school teacher in Akron Ohio.
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Akron, Ohio
Clarence Bradshaw
Pakistani forces cross frontier toward Jammi after tank captures
Pakistanis reportedly advanced toward Jammi from Kashmir's winter capital as Indian trees faced lightning. Radio Pakistan said army units seized two Indian tanks and substantial arms near Bhimbar in an encounter with Indian forces on Wednesday.
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Arrow
Bhimbar
Trucker Dies After Hitting Tractor Near Albert Lea
Darold Sidney Lodin, 23, of Twin Lakes, was killed when his pickup struck a farm tractor on Freeborn County 13, six miles south of Albert Lea. Arron Ragland, 34, of Glenville, driving the tractor, was in satisfactory condition. The sheriff said Lodin may have been blinded by the gun. The death raised Minnesota's 1965 highway toll to 505 compared with 523 a year ago today.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Darold Sidney Lodin
Twin Lakes
Freeborn County 13
Arron A. C. Ragland
Glenville
Lodin
Minnesota
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
NASA Pheote
Charles Conrad
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