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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1965

Page

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Godwin Says Demos Don’t Want Change In Labor Ties

Lt Gov Mills 3 Godwin Jr told union rally Labor Day that Democrats oppose changes to Virginia labor management relations. A union official forecast prompt congressional passage of a bill to ban state right to work. Godwin and Pollard spoke after a parade with Elwood Moffett of UMWA District 50.

Hopewell Mills Godwin Jr Virginia Godwin Fred G. Pollard Richmond Elwood Moffett International Union of District 50 United Mine Workers of America Moffett Labor Movement Pollard Tyou

UN Security Council Rare Cease Fire Plea Amid India Pakistan Clash

The council urged India and Pakistan to halt fire and withdraw troops after cross border actions in Kashmir. Malaysia and other nonpermanent members drafted the resolution with support from France Jordan and others. U N Secretary General Thant reported no official replies from either side as the conflict widened.

India Pakistan Kashmir Malaysia Radhakrishna Ramani Jordan Uruguay Netherlands Bolivia Ivory Coast Roger Seydoux Abdul Monem Rifai Thant U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Amjad Ali Chandra S. Jha New York Ali Germany Hitler Europe Asia Security Council Goldberg State Department Johnson Dean Rusk U.N Council Subcontinent

Through the narrows rescue saga at Zion National Park

Hikers braved knee deep water and narrow canyon walls as rescue teams waited for river levels to crest. Richsteig and Atkin described close calls and fear in the Narrows while Bevan Jones and others reported the party's progress. Sheriff Fife led the party, with others stranded for over 24 hours. weather held steady after Sunday’s flood.

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Betsy barreling toward Florida from Bahamas with 125 mph winds

Betsy’s eye measured about 60 miles across as gale winds span 600 miles. Florida coast residents boarded up, Labor Day plans canceled, and supplies rushed to stores as warnings spread from Palm Beach to Key West. Red Cross workers moved south as Nassau and Grand Bahama prepared for the surge.

Florida Miami Betsy Weather Bureau Abaco Miami Weather Bureau Palm Beach Key West Gordon Dunn Bahama Islands Grand Bahama Freeport Berry Islands Gold Coast Miami Beach Fontainebleau Red Cross Carolinas Nassau Bahamas New Providence Eleuthera Andros Islands Andros Grand Bahama Island

India Pakistan clash deepens across Kashmir region

Chandra S. Jha accuses Pakistan of starting fighting by sending guerrillas into Indian Kashmir. India reports 200 Indian soldiers killed and 22 planes destroyed. World leaders urge halt as refugees flood the region and New Delhi warns of possible air raids.

Europe India United Nations New York Security Council Johnson Harold Wilson Britain Pakistan U.S New Delhi Punjab Patiala Ambala Pathankot Kashmir Ferozepore Athankot Amritsar Lahore Chhamb Indian Kashmir Shastri Lahore City

Through Canyon Flash Flood Terrifies Zion Narrows Hikers

Ron Jones, a 16-year-old junior at Tustin High School, recounts a weekend flash flood that swept Zion Narrows in Zion National Park Utah. He describes the frightening moments and danger faced by several hiking groups as water surged through narrow canyon passages. The AP story frames a first person account of survival and fear during a sudden flood.

Zion Narrows Ron Jones Tustin High School Tustin Calif Associated Press Zion National Park, Utah

Steel industry wage deal eyed as 1967 boosts seen

A wage agreement for basic steel workers raises hourly pay by 10 to 19 cents immediately with 6 to 12 cent increases later through August 1 1967 and provides improved vacations medical benefits life insurance and relocation pay. The settlement surpasses White House wage guidelines and faces uncertainty on potential steel price changes.

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