Union Sets Out Demands for Guaranteed Annual Income
The Detroit Ford plant UAW council seeks a guaranteed annual income as the major demand. Since 1949 Ford workers gained a pension plan for heavy industry and later unemployment supplements totaling $900 million for layoffs and reduced weeks. The council now targets Ford as the main focus of the nationwide measure.
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Senate approves 75 million to curb summer riots
The Senate backed a 75 million antipoverty fund to curb summer riots in big cities, to be used for jobs, recreation and pools. It is part of a larger 2.26 billion supplemental bill awaiting House action, with added 143 million items and a ban on using funds for general media outlets. Talks include preservice training for National Teacher Corps recruits and interns.
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Senate
House
Johnson
Allen J. EI
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Teacher Corps
Car Theft Case Ends With Empty Trunk Threat
Pittsburgh police raced to locate a stolen car after Robert Shuster said the trunk held enough explosive material to blow up blocks. The city-wide search found the car but no explosives. Shuster drove away with the vehicle.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Shuster
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Johnson approves DMZ invasion amid Vietnam buildup
President Johnson reportedly approved the DMZ invasion to counter rising North Vietnamese forces as Moscow calls the move a new grave provocation. Johnson did not comment at a Thursday press briefing and White House aide George Christian declined to discuss the president’s remarks.
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Auto makers forecast 1968 price jump and union talks
General Motors chief James Roche and Henry Ford II predict a substantial price rise of about 150 dollars on 1968 cars. Both cite complex effors with federal safety standards and looming contract talks with the United Auto Workers. Donnor and Roche express hopes for a fair settlement without halting production while Nadars suit against GM continues unresolved. In a separate incident, Charles Nelson 22 of Munhall was killed in a one car crash in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Chrysler
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Ford Council
Henry Ford II
Detroit
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Rocher
Frederic G. Donner
Donner
United Auto Workers
Ralph Nadar
Nominaton
Wilma Loss
New York
Women Stockholders Federation of America
Nader
Senate
New Castle
Charles C. Nelson
Munhall
Lawrence County
Nelson
James Wetzel
Three Plead Guilty To Western Pa Bank Robberies
Alfonso J. Conde of Niles Ohio pleaded guilty to possessing 300 dollars of 7500 looted from the South Irvine First National Bank Mercer County branch and received the maximum ten year term. Fred E. Couderc of Pittsburgh and George E. Hazlip of Manchester area admitted possessing stolen funds and travelers checks from Pittsburgh and Irwin branches. Sentences for Couderc and Hazlip will follow pre sentence investigations by the U S probation office.
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Alfonso J. Conde
Niles
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Fred E. Couderc
East Liberty
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George E. Hazlip
Manchester
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Two Injured in Incident At Turtle Creek Area
Of Turtle Creek and Dennis Kaeufer, 20, of Old Forge, were admitted to the intensive care unit of St. Francis Hospital.
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Dennis Kaeufer
Old Forge
St. Francis Hospital
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