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James
State Agency of
Findley Bute
Tein
Ferguson
Tracador Trailon
Cutti Ag
Tracfiller
R. Sphon
Senate GOP Minimizes LBJ's Asian Summit Meet
Senate Republicans discount the Manila summit's impact on Viet Nam policy. Dirksen says it may bring only a broader Great Society financing debate. Javits cautions the conference could promise much and achieve little, urging clear, attainable objectives amid pressures for escalation. (Continued on Page Six)
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Manila
Viet Nam
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Southeast Asia
Asia
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Honolulu
Saigon
U.S
GE Sued Over Bulb Price Fixing By Dept of Justice
The Justice Department filed a federal antitrust suit accusing General Electric Co of fixing bulb prices. It alleges GE kept artificialy high prices through agency agreements with wholesalers and retailers, selling most bulbs on consignment to about 240,000 outlets. GE disputed the claim, saying the practice is legal and serves the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Department
General Electric Co
General Electric
Sult
North Viet Nam TV Calls South Officials to Join Front
The Viet Cong issued a broadcast inviting former South Vietnamese leaders to join the National Liberation Front. Nguyen Huu Tho, head of the front, told journalist Wilfred Burchett that the coalition would include all social groups, nationalities, religions, and patriotic figures. The front aims to establish a broad democratic coalition government.
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Rusyu
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Communist National Liberation Front
Viet Nam
Nguyen Huu Tho
Front
Wilfred Burchett
Tho
Klansman Innocent In Liuzzo Death
A mixed jury acquitted Eugene Thames, a Ku Klux Klan member and steelworker, of murder in the 1965 slaying of Viola Liuzzo after a one day trial in Hayneville Alabama. The case drew national attention as Liuzzo, a white civil rights activist, was killed after the Selma to Montgomery march.
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Hayneville, Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Eugene Thames
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Thomas
Liuzzo
Detroit
Bessemer
Richmond Flowers
Delay Air Line Strike Delayed 12 Hours
The AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union postponed its planned strike against American Airlines for 12 hours citing progress in talks. The TWU represents 12,000 nonoperating employees and a strike would halt the airline system. American says negotiations continue and flights will depart as scheduled. The dispute touches ground crew, mechanics, clerks, and other workers with wages of 2.54 to 3.57 per hour. The union seeks a 30 percent rise. the company offers 59 cents more per hour over three years plus fringe benefits. The most contentious issue concerns the wage package.
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New York
Afl-Cio ‘Transport Workers ‘Union
American Airlines
TWU
American
Eastern
National
Trans World
United
Northwest Airlines
Corry to Observe Commissioner Day October First
Corry proclaims October first as County Commissioners Day to honor William Hill Jr Fred Lamberton and Louis Raymek for a new collaborative approach. The event includes a 4 PM arrival tour of the city urban renewal area recreation projects Mead Park hospital funding and curbwork with a 6 30 PM public dinner at the Hotel Corry and a Q A session.
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Corry
William ©. Hill Jr
Fred Lamberton
Louis Raymek
Mead Park
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fourth Ward
Lawrence Airport
Move Ahead With State's Toughest Credit Law
Harrisburg AP reports the Senate advances toward a final vote on a consumer credit bill described as the toughest in the nation. It limits installment charges to 15 percent annually, amid disputes with Philadelphia retailers over a proposed 18 percent minimum. The measure, amended by the Senate Banking Committee, is paired with a regional mental health proposal pending floor action.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Philadelphia
United States
Richard C. Bond
Wanamakers Department Store
Rowland B. Mahany
R-Crawford
Banking Committee
Bond
Mahany
Briton Bowden Uncertain on Rhodesia Accord after Talks
Salisbury Rhodesia British Commonwealth Secretary Herbert Bowden wrapped a nine day visit to Rhodesia with little optimism for a settlement with Prime Minister Ian Smith. Bowden said discussions helped clear the air and that a last attempt by Harold Wilson aimed at reconciliation would precede sterner action. Smith had declared Rhodesia's independence last November to preserve white rule, and Britain’s diplomatic and economic pressure had so far failed to pry a return to legality.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
British Commonwealth
Herbert Bowden
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Harold Wilson
Bowden
Smith
Riots erupt after police pursuit in San Francisco districts
Bands of Black residents rioted in Hunters Point and spread to Fillmore after a white officer fatally injured a youth fleeing a stolen car. Gov. Brown ordered 2000 National Guardsmen and an 8 p.m. curfew. Police and highway patrols deployed. bricks rained from rooftops near St. Peter's Baptist church.
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San Francisco
Hunters Point
William Lingaselter
Third Street
Newhall
Oakdale
St. Peter’s Baptist Church
Shipyards
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Corry Route 6 Bypass Bids Set for October 21
The Pennsylvania Highway Department will open bids at 11 a.m. October 21 in Harrisburg for the Corry Route 6 bypass project. The 9,084 feet of reinforced cement concrete pavement includes eight and ten foot shoulders. If the low bid is accepted, construction could start this fall, easing long traffic delays related to the Kinzea Dam area.
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Pennsylvania Highway Department
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Fish Hatchery
Highway Department
Harrisburg
Corry
Route 6
West Columbus Avenue
Kinuza Dam
Warren
Youngsville
Kinzug Dam
Johnson urges space treaty amid U N progress at Cape Kennedy
President Johnson pressed for a space treaty as the United States and Soviet Union race to govern peaceful use of space. He spoke during a tour of Cape Kennedy with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, saying space technology's rapid evolution makes early treaty conclusion urgent. Major disagreements noted continue beyond the page. Also reported Warren General Hospital boosts nurse pay by October 10, adding about 75 percent to the payroll for ten months.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Johnson
United Nations
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
Soviet Union
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Housewives Boycott Appears To Wane As Talks Begin
A Phoenix group of about 4000 housewives seeking lower grocery prices meets with Esther Peterson, Johnson administration consumer price advisor, seeking her view on their bread boycott. The group plans to hear her but signals mixed support as some members abandon the boycott citing government blame and hidden taxes. Branches are planned for St Louis Milwaukee and Washington in the effort.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Esther Peterson
Johnson
Peterson
C. Richard Kresse
Housewives Voice
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington, D.C
Pike Accident Kills Trucker
Lehighon Pa. tractor-trailer ran off the Pennsylvania Turnpike at 3 50 a m, the driver killed as thrown clear. Charles Butler 32 of Wilkes Barre identified by the State Turnpike Commission as the victim, accident on the Northeast Extension near Mahoning Valley Interchange close to Lehighton Carbon County. Tobacco bigwig succumbs in Winston Salem Spencer B Hanes Jr 53, executive VP of RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co since 1969 and chairman of Penick Ford Ltd died yesterday.
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Lehighton, Pa
Pennsylvania
Tobacco
Winston-Salem
N.C
Spencer B. Hanes Jr
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Penick & Ford, Ltd
Mexican stowaway reaches home after 2000 mile jet ride
Francisco Cuevas Garcia, a 17 year old, rode in the wheel well of a four engine jet from Bogota to Mexico City. He said he was scared but determined to reach home in Queretaro. Aviation official Ramon Watkins noted the perilous ride in near freezing conditions. (Continued on Page Five)
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Mexico City
Queretaro
Colombia
Francisco Cuevas Garcia
Francisco
Mexico
Colom
Bogota
Ramon Watkins
Avianca
Watkins
Sukarno Target For Continuing Verbal Attacks
In Jakahta Indonesia AP reports attacks on President Sukarno intensified as authorities prepare to try Subandrio former Foreign Minister for aiding last October s abortive Communist coup. Students newspapers and ex servicemen press for firing Sukarno and PKI probe. Subandrio, key in Indonesia Red China alliance, faces life trial at midnight Friday on the coup anniversary.
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Jakahta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Subandrio
Communist Party
PKI
Red China
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