Union Rejection Doubt Cast On Our Strike End
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirig told the Senate Labor Committee the Johnson administration is not pushing a bill to end the airlines strike but isn’t opposing it either. In New York Wall Street tumbled as stocks fell amid airline dispute and union rejection of proposed terms. Machinists union leaders urged immediate wage and fringe-benefit changes to win approval, while administration decisions awaited. The 25 day strike hits five major airlines with ongoing congressional hearings and industry debate.
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White House
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House Labor Committee
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J. Curtin
Violence flares as King marchers clash in Chicago
Amid weekend unrest across the United States a March on Chicago drew about 120 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led marchers confront white locals. Police reported at least 40 people treated for injuries as bottles rocks and firecrackers flew in a Southwest Side clash. Eight protesters were arrested in another march while King urged an all night vigil and nonviolence.
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James Bevel
Chicago
King
Stea Ra
Speck Denies Murdering Eight Nurses
Richard Speck, 24, pleaded innocent to charges that he slaughtered eight nurses in a Chicago townhouse on July 24. In court his voice was faint as judge insisted he speak up. He sat with Public Defender Gerald Getty, documented by reporters when he appeared at the hospital after being wounded and captured in skid row conditions.
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UPT
Richard Speck
Dallas
Alexander J. Napoli
Criminal Court
Speck
Gerald Getty
Hell
Napoli
Nurses Reach For Talks In San Francisco Hospital Bargain
State conciliators summoned the negotiating teams for 33 area hospitals to return to the bargaining table with more than 2,000 nurses, aiming to avert a walkout in 48 hours. Prospects for a settlement appeared dim.
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San Francisco
UPI
Congress Seeks Backers Of Race Rioters
Congress investigates who supported the rioting tied to race in major cities. Two committees led by House leaders plan inquiries into whether violence was organized and connected to broader political groups with ties to civil rights advocates and outside organizations.
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Paul Scott Washington
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House Committee On UN American Activities
ITS
Trustees race in Castro Valley draws 22 applicants
Castro Valley school board has a mid September deadline to fill the vacancy left by Trustee Robert Forbes. Forbes, from California State College Hayward, is in Nigeria with USAID. If no choice by mid September, Rock LaFleche, Alameda County Schools superintendent, will pick. Listed applicants include Don Beauregard Patrick A Cady Louis Collier and several others from across the area.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley School Board
Robert Forbes
Shelf collapse at Meadow Square Liquors in Fremont
More than 500 square feet of display shelves with hundreds of whiskey bottles toppled at Meadow Square Liquors on Blacow Road, causing an estimated loss over $20,000. Owner Robert Cavallero said the 74 by 68 foot shelving unit apparently wasn't anchored. A loud crash was heard at 4 a.m. by nearby workers, and a maintenance man found the wreckage 30 minutes later. Fire department vacuum cleaners removed the spilled liquor.
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Fremont
Meadow Square Liquors
Blacow Road
Robert Cavallero
Fire Department
Sniper Caught After Texas Campus Shootings
Police chief said the sniper was captured after a rampage at the University of Texas. Radio reports indicated a man in custody after surrendering as casualties rose to at least 20 shot with five dead. The attack began at 11 55 am with varying fire rates suggesting automatic weapons.
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Austin
Tex
Bob Miles
Serge
University of Texas Iiner
U S Attacks Guerrillas Near Saigon
U S forces attacked Viet Cong concentrations near Saigon after intelligence reported a buildup of more than 5 000 fighters. Helicopter insertions met heavy ground fire, two U S helicopters were briefly downed and repaired, and the Viet Cong reportedly abandoned an ammunition dump with 90 000 rounds. The assault aimed to disrupt the guerrilla network within striking distance of Saigon.
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U.S
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Home Builders Fight Curbside Mailboxes
Pleasanton officials and the Associated Home Builders of the Greater East Bay plan a federal suit over curbside mailbox delivery. Leonard, executive vice president, says the group seeks to restore door to door mail service and will urge state associations to join.
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Aywilli van
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Greater East
Bay, Inc
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Official report on Viet Cong battalions near Saigon
In the Saigon area a Viet Cong force was described as four battalions with typical strength of 400 to 1,000 men. The report notes Neved nine battalions moved into the region and mentions a colonel as the source.
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Saigon
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Col
Fog Lifts as Bay Area Sees Warmer Temperatures
Weather updates say heat eases with coastal fog but inland areas hit 100 to 105 degrees. San Francisco tied a record with 101 degrees, the highest since 1930. Southern Alameda County reported highs around 100 in Pleasanton and near 105 in Hayward and Union City.
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Bay Area
Scorcher
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Alamoia County
Pleasanton
Hayward
Une Ion City
Unsolved Problem Aimless Woman Homeless
Dorothy Cuthbertson writes about Frank Consola seeking housing for his friend Mrs Ronnie Beucher 27 from Tampa Florida amid landlords in Hayward turning her away due to misconceptions about a medical condition. The piece notes only a few landlords will accept, many see a dog as a disqualifier, and the story continues.
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Hayward
Kinsalf
Ronnie Beucher
Tampa
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