Rental Agencies Cars Scattered Across Country Amid Strike
An Associated Press survey shows car rental firms facing a slump due to an airline strike. Airport-based agencies report business down as travelers vanish. central locations vary from normal to booming. Managers describe cars sent to far cities and not returning, with national activity down 25 to 40 percent for some firms.
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New York
Kansas City
Atlanta
Seattle
Wash
Florida
Associated Press
Jack Noble
Hertz
Bob Christine
Alvis
Buffalo
N.Y
Max Hahn
Avis
Rosaline Jackson
National Car Rental Service
Jim Crowley
Econo-Car
Daytona Beach
Fla
Miami
Wilson Sees Pound Move To Stabilize British Economy
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Wilson met amid talks on Britain's economic crisis and pound stabilization. Wilson cited cuts in overseas spending and a manpower shakeup to shift workers into export industries, while the U.S. reiterated support with a $1 billion standby credit.
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United States
Wilson
Johnson
Secret Service
Blair House
Executive Mansion
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Moscow
Trevor Liloyd- Hughes
Britain faces economic freeze plans stir across parties
Britain’s economy shakes as Labour supporters and opposition leaders clash over a proposed six month freeze on wages prices and dividends. Frank Chapple cautions chaos from a crackdown while Sir Harry Douglass and industry spokesmen dispute practicality and seek cooperative solutions. Prices slump on London stocks as Brown defends a voluntary start with potential compulsory powers later aimed at curb.
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Britain
Labor
Frank Chapple
Electrical Trades Union
Chapple
Harry Douglass
Trades Union Congress
Confederation of British Industry
Wil Som
Edward Heath
Eric Lubbock
Liberal Party
Wilson
London
Brown
Robbery Suspect Held On Bank Theft Charge At Shawnee
State University agriculture student Hatchett, held in Shawnee county jail, faced a $7,644 bank robbery charge involving Lynchburg. FBI agents recovered $316,926 and a .22 pistol in his car and trailer at Shawnee. He reportedly sold Bibles in Lynchburg while his wife and son lived there. he previously worked for Southwestern Bible Co. in Nashville. The couple married in December 1984. Hatchett, once in Shawnee High School circle, moved with his family from Carlsbad New Mexico three years earlier. his father was a pastor there. In 1965 he won Future Farmers of America honors for soil and water conservation.
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State University Agriculture
County
Shawnee
Lynchburg
FBI
Hatchett
Southwestern Bible Co
Nashville
Moore backs plan for higher education growth
Gov. Dan K. Moore said he backs a long range comprehensive plan to guide growth of North Carolina colleges and universities while avoiding a blank check. He urged coordination between public and private institutions and projected up to 600 people may participate in the plan, including educators lawmakers students and laymen. The plan aims to show costs and goals and requires broad understanding and support. Dr. Howard Boozer said planning studies are being laid and will begin soon as the SREB conference continues with sessions on student costs.
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Asheville
Dan K. Moore
North Carolina
Southern Regional Education Board
SREB
Moore
Gov. Moore
Howard R. Boozer
Raleigh
State Board of Higher Education
Boozer
State Board
Georgia
Carl E. Sanders
Airline talks end in tentative settlement under Johnson push
President Johnson, labor officials, and airline executives reached a preliminary agreement after intense negotiations over a three year contract. Union and management leaders plan to present the deal to members at Sunday meetings for possible ratification. A federal mediation board was appointed to investigate the dispute and recommend steps to prevent a strike.
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Curtin
W. Willard) Wirtz
James J.) Reynolds
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
IAM
Wirtz
Reynolds
Wayne Morse
Dore
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Congress
Ihraw
Moyers
Senate Labor Committee
Committee
Lister Hinl
D-Alg
Johison
Toom
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
William J. Curtin
Carriers
L. Siemiller
Machinists
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Wilson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
John Dunlop
Harvard University
Bayliss Manning
Stanford University Law School
J. Patterson Drew
Washington
American
Racial unrest across several cities sparks violence
Across the Mississippi and Illinois, racial tensions erupted with stoning and window smashing in Laurel with police sealing a 16 block area. In Chicago a South Side teen gang feud flared, pushing the weekly death toll to two and 14 wounded as truces collapsed amid blame on rival groups. A Columbia judge ruled a segregationist restaurant owner may refuse dine‑in service but must stop discriminatory acts at one shop, while threats against a civil rights leader were reported in Laurel.
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Laurel
Miss
Henry C. Clay Jr
Mississippi Council On Human Relations
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Columbia
D.C
U.S
Bessinger
Sandwigh
Simons
Chicago
South Side
Blackstone Rangers
East Side Disciples
Englewood Disciples
U2 plane missing after flight from Barksdale
USIS official Edmund Schecher said confirmation awaits from the rugged scene 52 miles west of Oruro Bolivia where wreckage and Hickman’s identification card were found. The U 2 had been in a wide south American search covering six countries with nine USAF planes.
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USIS
Edmund Schecher
la Paz
Oruro
Washington
Pentagon
Panama
U.S. Air Force
Schecher
Hickman
U.S
Defense Department
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Air Force
Southern Command
Albrook Air Force Base
Panama Canal Zone
Ecuador
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Brazil
Tucson
Ariz
Barksdale
Francis Gary Powers
Gromyko Says Russians Not Asked To Mediate Viet Nam
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told reporters in Tokyo that Moscow has not been asked to mediate in Viet Nam and will push for peace only if North Viet Nam requests it. He urged US troops to leave Viet Nam and noted continued aid to North Viet Nam.
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Neem’ Gromyko
Viet Nam
Tokyo
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Etsusaburo Shiina
Shiina
Eisaku Sato
United States
Kunashiri
Etorofu
Rights Debate Carries On Over Open Housing Provisions
Judges resist changes to a long standing bill as open housing provisions draw lobbying battles. Debate centers on the jury section while civil rights advocates push to preserve a private housing discrimination ban. House sponsors Celler and McCulloch seek a clear homeowner exemption for real estate agents.
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Page Qne
Whitener
Celler
William MM. McCulloch
Ohio
Convict Car Escape Shocks Robeson County
Dr. Moore recalled being shook as two prisoners Resendz and Chavis escaped from custody in a 1957 car. Resendz fled the Robeson County area briefly before rejoining capture after a high speed chase that involved a patrol collision. Mrs Malpass survived after being held at gunpoint. Resendz faced armed robbery and kidnapping charges while Chavis faced questions about involvement.
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Dr. Moore
Moore
Robeson County Sheriff’s Department
Resendz
Johnson
Resendt
Central Prison
Robeson County
Highway Patrol
Umberton
Chavis
Vietnam War Slow Pace, Hastings Drive Strikes North
Reported actions across coastal plains 360 miles northeast of Sais on killed 37 Communists while Marines and South Vietnamese claim 818 North Vietnamese regulars killed plus 830 probably killed from the 324B Division. American and Vietnamese pilots flew 619 sorties over the south on Thursday aiding ground troops.
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Saison
17Th Parallel
U.S
North Viet Nam
South
South Viet Nam
Dinh
Bor der
Earth
Viet Nam
Saigon
Peking
New China News Agency
Haiphong
Hanoi
7Th Feet
Ranger
Oriskany
Constellation
Air
Thanh Hoa
Scheoviet
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tokyo
I Nam
U Thant
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Thant
Kremlin
New York
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Far East
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West Germany
Bonn
Airlines
Uncle Fred
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Kyoto
Osaka
Eisperor
Wis
Grace G. Thornton
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