UAW Faces Pay Hike Demand From Production Workers
Production unit leaders demand inclusion of a pay raise in contract reopening talks, arguing skilled tradesmen deserve at least 50 cents more per hour while production workers outnumber them seven to one. Local 600, Ford 600, and UAW leaders grapple with potential demonstrations if demands aren’t met, as skilled tradesmen push for immediate wage increases ahead of the Sept. 6 1967 contract expiry.
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Virginia tobacco recovery boosts grower prospects in state
In Staunton and across Virginia the agriculture department hailed a fantastic recovery for flaccid tobacco after rains. Buyers are being informed leaf is in good shape and growers urged to allow ripe harvesting. The report notes markets open late in the selling season and pressure to maintain strong sales prospects.
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FAMILY WEEKLY August 21 issue highlights doctors and Rubinstein
The August 21 issue of Family Weekly features a practical doctor hunting checklist and directories to help evaluate professional backgrounds. It also profiles Artur Rubinstein at 77 as the world’s leading concert pianist, plus a bold Ageless Mae West and a Family Weekly Cookbook with recipes for serving large gatherings.
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Rockefellers Expect Second Child Announced
Albany New York AP Gov and Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller announce the birth of a second child expected early next year. The brief statement from the governor's office gave no further details and noted no sure campaign implications. The couple married in 1963 after prior divorces and their first child Nelson Jr was born in May 1964.
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Novak family dominates Czechoslovak names in census
AP report from Prague notes that one in every hundred Czechoslovaks is Novak, with 120,729 Novaks in the country. The next common surname is Kral at 67,815, followed by the Smids and Svobodas, while 9,300 Svobodas include 2,500 named Josef.
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Whites In Alabama Community Spurning State Tuition
In Lowndesboro Alabama residents reject state funds to send race conscious pupils to private school amid fear of integration. The Lowndes County Private School Foundation aims to sustain a white academy with tuition from $30 to $60 per family and local contributions, while Hayneville High faces federal integration orders.
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Ray D. Bass
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Desboro
Monroe Yost
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New South Iredell
Troutman
Davis Hospital
Statesville
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