Last-Ditch Steel Offer Rejected by United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh AP report says the steel industry made a final effort to avert a strike by proposing wage and benefit increases totaling 40.6 cents per hour over 35 months. R Conrad Cooper indicated the union rejected the offer as executives prepared a formal rejection. Cooper would not confirm union negotiations or comment on President Johnson’s plea for a quick settlement.
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R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
Johnson
Heiress Beulah Overell Dies In Las Vegas Of Alcoholism
Beulah Louise Overell, once accused in the high profile 1947 yacht murders, dies in Las Vegas at 36. Autopsy cites acute alcoholism. body found by husband Joseph Kooyman, with son Steve present. The Overell case drew a 67 day trial and featured lurid letters before the couple was acquitted.
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Beulah Louise Overell
Harvey Schnitzer
Joseph Peter Kooyman
Schnitzer
Walter Overell
Mary E
Newport Beach
Calif
Miss Overell
Cannon
Gollum
How Fish Hear Without External Ears
Waterborne sound waves reach a fish through the head’s flesh and bones, then to the inner ears and on to the brain.
Weddings Are News The Tribune Notice
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Ready to Try Again Gadsden Driver Crashes on Test Drive
Mrs Minnie K Reagan 75 of Gadsden Ala was on her first driving test when she pressed the accelerator instead of the brake and her car struck a telephone pole The incident did not deter her and instructor L W Barnett said she wants to keep learning to drive, noting her optimism and progress.
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Gadsden
Ala
Minnie K. Reagan
L. W. Barnett
X-19 Crashes During Initial Test Flight
The Curtiss-Wright X-19 experimental aircraft crashed during its first flight at Pomona facility. Chief test pilot James V. Ryan and Bernard J. Hughes parachuted to safety as the plane burned in a swamp about 7:30 a.m. after roughly 20 minutes aloft.
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N.J
National Aviation Experimental Facilities Center
Pomona
James V. Ryan
Project
Bernard J. Hughes
Federal Reservation
Sam Myers
Associated Press
Canadians Visit U.S. Spending Millions in 1964 Travel
About 5.5 million Canadians toured the United States in 1964, 0.5 million more than 1963, with total spending around 440 million dollars, increase of 68 million from the prior year, according to the American Society of Travel Agents.
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Chicago
U.S.A
United States
American Society of Travel Agents
Fulbright Considers Resigning as Foreign Relations Chair
Washington AP report says Senator J. W. Fulbright faced pressure over criticism of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He considered resigning after attacks and a staff pamphlet linked to the Dominican Republic inquiry. Colleagues urged him to stay, praising his leadership and warning a resignation would harm U.S. foreign policy.
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Senate
Thomas H. Dodd
Dconn
Johnson
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Stuart Symington
Dmo
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Symington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Frank Carlson
Kan
Carlson
Must Stop Commies Billy Graham Says
In Denver Billy Graham declares communism must be stopped somewhere and the President wants him stopped in Viet Nam. He arrives for a 10 day evangelistic program and criticizes clerics opposing the Johnson administration stance.
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Viet Nam
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Johnson
Luci Johnson Confirmed by Romans
Luci Johnson, younger daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson, has been confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church. She was confirmed privately a few days ago after converting from Episcopalian and was baptized on her 18th birthday July 2 in a ceremony attended by her parents, sister Lynda, and close friends.
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Luci Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Elizabeth Carpenter
Johnson
Luci
Lynda
Legislature Holds Key To Fees In State Parks
At a Topeka hearing 20 people heard Lynn Burris Jr of the Park and Resources Authority say fees for park use are set by the Legislature. He noted protests received and that the 1965 session raised temporary permit costs from 1 to 3 dollars while keeping annual permits at 5 dollars. The temporary permit lasts three days at a single park. The annual permit covers access to all state park facilities for a year.
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Topeka
Lynn Burris Jr
The
Park and Resources Authority
Burris
Sahara Highway Aims Linking Algiers and Timbuktu
A modern highway plan could connect Algiers in Algeria with Timbuktu in central Mali, forming a major trans Sahara route between two famed African cities. The project highlights regional transport ambitions and cross border cooperation.
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Africa
Algiers
Timbuktu
Mali
Talk of Sabotage Is Brushed Aside
In Hong Kong Bay a U S Marine transport plane crash killed 58 American servicemen with 13 of 71 aboard surviving. Investigators studied wreckage while officials said sabotage was unlikely. The C130 Hercules was recovered from 30 feet of water after seven hours as rescue workers searched for the remaining bodies.
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Hong Kong
U.S
Hong Kong Bay
Viet Nam
Washington’s birthday planting of lilacs and saplings
On his birthday in 1785 George Washington transplanted lilac bushes and young dogwood sassafras and redbud trees.
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George Washington
Search Ends For Dawson Returns Home After Jungle Quest
The State Department said Donald Dawson, who quit his job to search Viet Nam jungles for his brother Daniel's body, has returned to Saigon and is headed home. Dawson, a civilian from Costa Mesa California, had been roaming with troops and alone near Bien Hoa in the pursuit of his brother's remains. The department was told he reported at Bien Hoa and would soon leave Saigon for home, with his wife to be notified.
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State Department
Donald Dawson
Viet Nam
Dawson
Saigon
Daniel Dawson
Cecil Place
Costa Mesa
Calif
Bien Hoa
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
Instructions direct readers to call the Tribune using the phone line after 6 p.m. If the primary contact cannot be reached, the alternative number HE 1 3400 is provided for evening inquiries.
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Mysterious Music Reported Around Yellowstone Lake
Visitors for over a century report hearing strange music drifting across Yellowstone Lake. The enigmatic sounds have drawn curiosity from hikers researchers and curious locals, fueling legends and ongoing effort to capture the source.
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Yellowstone Lake
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