Critical Search In Industry Today Is For Capable People
SPARTANBURG AP The industry needs capable people not machines says H W Close president of Springs Cotton Mills at the Textile News Seminar of the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association He argues automation raises productivity but harms unskilled workers and cites a skilled labor shortage and rising industry employment due to growth.
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Spartanburg
H. W. Close
Springs Cotton Mills
Close
Textile News
South Carolina Textile Manufac
Try
Bartier
Joe D. Moore
Reeves Brothers, Inc
Frederick B. Dent
Mayfair Mills
Dent
James A. Chapman Jr
Inman Mills
Chapman
James C. Self
Greenwood Mills
Robert S. Small
Woodside Mills
Greenville
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
STMA
Ed Chaffin
Greenwood Index- Journal
Nixon Campaign Dinner in Virginia Boosts GOP Bid
Former Vice President Nixon praised Virginia GOP candidates Linwood Molten for governor and running mates for lieutenant governor and attorney general as strong statewide contenders. He argued a Republican win would energize national party, while stressing no intent to attack Democrats, and endorsed Byrd’s high regard. Holton echoed the need for a Republican governor to energize Virginia’s government, noting a likely Democratic assembly majority. The Virginia GOP team, including Callahan and Warriner, planned overnight stops and district stops in Harrisonburg after breakfast in Norfolk.
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Linwood Molten
Virginia
Nixon
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Richmond
Holton
House
Rep
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Staunton
Eisenhower
Sen
Byrd
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Assembly
General Assembly
Arlington
Richard M. Nixon
A. Linwood Halton
Halton
George Lincoln Rockwell
Hill battle leaves many wounded in Viet Cong encounter
Sgt. Gerald F. Mahoney from New York and Sgt. Charles M. Murphy of Milton describe a trap and heavy fire on a hillside that pinned their platoon. Lt. Lorenzo E. Fessler from Farrell, Pa., barely survived a skull wound while praising a fellow officer’s resolve as rescue helicopters began lifting the wounded and a force moved to counter the Viet Cong positions.
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Gerald F. Mahoney
New York
Milton
Mass
Murphy
Lorenzo E. Fessler
Farrell
Fessler
Daniel
Samuel Tolliver
Richmond Va
Tolliver
Frank O. Vavrin
Racine
Wis
Vavrin
US Air Force
John Tyler
Tyler
Georgia Florida flue cured tobacco earns higher prices
Georgia and Florida tobacco growers argue in a Department of Agriculture hearing that Type 14 flue cured leaf commands higher prices due to aroma and visuals. State growers claim climatic and soil factors create chemical differences and seek a separate class to avoid acreage cuts, with hearings planned in Raleigh and Washington.
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Waycross
Georgia
Homer Durden
Swainsboro
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Carolinas
Virginia
Fred Voigt
Ware County
Voigt
North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Washington
Farm Bill Lets Some Farmers Earn Extra Payments
The Farm Bill expands price supports and permits additional payments without cuts. Large producers may gain by reducing plantings 25 or 35 percent. A provision allows cotton growers to plant up to 250000 acres to dodge controls if they gamble on world price levels. Conferees had already agreed on revisions and extensions of current programs for wheat corn livestock feed grains milk dairy wool rice and cropland retirement.
Soviet Union Praises Pope Paul Speech at UN
The Tass news agency lauded Pope Paul VI for his United Nations address calling it a solemn pledge to use the churchs moral weight to foster world peace The report notes this is Tass first official comment on the papal visit and contrasts with prior criticism of the pope by Soviet media
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Paul VI
United Nations
Tass
United States
Pope Paul
U.N
Izvestia
Johnson
Washington
Papacy
John XXII
Boy Trapped in Narrow Tunnel Near Whipp's Ledges
Morris Baetzold a 15 year old from Berea remains wedged head first up to his waist in a 120 foot cave near Hinckley Ohio. Rescuers in near freezing temperatures fight time to free him using heat and hydraulic jacks while geologists study drilling options. The cave once served as a Civil War era Underground Railroad hideout and the boy was part of a group touring a historical site when the bus tire failed.
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Medina
Ohio
Morris Baetzold
Whipps Ledges
Hinckley
Otis Bennett Jr
East Cleveland
Morris
Berea
Cleveland
Paul Chodera
Robert West
Granger Twonship
Archer Bailey
Chodera
Underground Railroad
New Philadelphia
Whipp
Indonesia turmoil deepens as coup efforts unfold
Sukarno held high level talks in Jakarta and Bogor after Monday and Tuesday conferences with civilian officials and armed forces chiefs. Untung’s move in central Java sparked gunfire and executions as army units rallied behind Suharto. Despite reports of pockets of resistance, diplomatic channels indicated organized opposition was collapsing, with scattered troops poorly commanded and followers fleeing.
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Armed Forces
Sukarno
Armed Services
Untung
Suharto
Jogjakarta
Java
Diponegoro
Col
Radio Jakarta
Singapore
Indonesia
Filibuster Breaks as Mansfield Urges Senators Stay
Mansfield sent telegrams urging all party members to stay in the city and cancel travel plans until further notice as filibuster calls resurface. Dirksen signals willingness to back killing the motion to call up the bill, but he doubts success.
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Mansfield
House
Senate
Dirksen
Nuclear disarmament topics on UN general debate agenda
The assembly plans to conclude its general debate within a week and hold an organizational meeting on Wednesday. Five disarmament items plus a nonproliferation treaty are on the agenda, including a world conference with Communist China and a denuclearized Africa zone. The U N hopes the talks in Geneva next year yield firm guidelines after two decades of stalemate.
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China
Africa
United Nations
League of Nations
United States
U.N
Geneva
Burglar Steals Ice From West Plains Gas Station
A burglar at a West Plains gas station broke into a self service ice machine on a 92 degree day and fled with five bags of ice, leaving no money touched. Local police are investigating the incident.
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West Plains
Mo.p
Fowler Sees Johnson Oppose Basic Bank Rate Hikes
CHICAGO AP Treasury Secretary Henry H Fowler said President Johnson opposes basic interest rate boosts by banks. He warned money managers may overreact to imagined economic risks while the administration signals cautious stance on selective rate increases. The prime rate stands at 4.5 percent and could rise if fund demand accelerates. The Treasury emphasizes long term rate stability as key to sustained prosperity.
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Fowler
Johnson
Chicago
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
American Bankers Association
Ible
Indi
Reno Odlin
Association
Qollin
Ars Chie K. Davis
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
President Johnson to undergo gall bladder removal
Johnson Hallenbeck outlined that after the President leaves the hospital a reduced schedule would be needed for a few weeks and he might tire more quickly. Humphrey will handle procedures during the short absence while Johnson remains available for decisions. Surgery aims to remove the gall bladder with low risk given the President’s history and current health.
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Hallenbeck
Johnson
Humphrey
Washington
White House
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Gail
Barkley
Burkley
Moyers
David Paul Osborne
Donald — Christner Mcltrath
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota
Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
Rochester
Edward Paul Didier
Mayo
Hurst
Heart surgery and defibrillator revive Mouton after collapse
A heart surgeon and colleague treated AMfonton who had no pulse or breath. Despite chest massage, a tracheal tube and multiple defibrillations restored a heartbeat after extended open-chest observation. Doctors noted vagal reflex and later said the heart has not stopped since. The piece also outlines presidential succession procedures discussed by Johnson, Humphrey, Eisenhower, and others.
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Amfonton
Mouton
Vietnam War News Card From Da Nang To Quang Ngai
North Vietnam and Saigon area actions reported with air and ground battles. U S planes hit targets near Da Nang 45 tons of bombs. Three Americans reported lost in South Viet Nam. Viet Cong casualties and government losses cited in daily tallies. Hanoi accuses U S and Thailand of collusion, claims multiple U S planes downed. Government manpower numbers and Ky Malaysia visit noted.
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North
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
Saigon
North Viet Nam
U.S
Peking
New China News Agency
Radio
Lang Son
Ha Bac
Hanoi
United States
U S
Quang Ngai
Nguyen Cao Ky
Malaysia
Thailand
Laos
Cambodia
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