Judge Signs Temporary Injunction To Halt Strike
Knoxville, Tenn AP A Criminal Court judge signed a temporary injunction to halt a strike by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen against Southern Railway. About 400 workers in Knoxville protested a consolidation of two Virginia yards. A Birmingham strike of about 600 Local 351 and 893 members was not halted. The injunction rests on arbitration requirements and the railroad says the consolidation was authorized this year. Two passenger trains were delayed but most trains stayed in normal operation.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Criminal Court
J. Fred Bkibb
Brotherhood of Railroad
Southern Railway
Southern
Virginia
Birmingham
Knoxville
Clyde W. Key
Twa
Appalachia
Norton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tennessee
North Carolina
Brotherhood
Ile
Asheville
N.C
Bristol
Kenosha
Millwaukee
Local 72
Richard C. Thiel
Uniel
Thiel
Soviets urge ceasefire in Kashmir and end to fighting
Soviet leaders urged India and Pakistan to halt military actions and return behind the 1949 ceasefire line, seeking a negotiated settlement. Kosygin pressed restraint and goodwill to stop tanks and guns, while a Pakistan reaction awaited publication. The note also signaled hope Pakistan will pursue peaceful steps over Kashmir.
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United States
Red China
Pakistan
China
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Kashmir
Leonid Zamyatin
Evacuation Efforts Underway As Louisiana Floods Strike
Massive flooding across low lying parishes leaves 12 to 14 feet of water in places. Water moccasins threaten rescue workers and victims. New Orleans lacks power and phone service as dry ice runs short. Death toll rises with seven in Florida, four in Arkansas, one in Mississippi. Coroner reports chaotic scene with unidentifiable bodies and partial autopsies. About 35,000 evacuees moved to shelters. Red Cross says 45,100 sheltered. President Johnson declares Louisiana a major disaster. Army units en route from Texas and Fort Polk.
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Relsy
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
Orleans
The
Red Cross
Phillips Land
Johnson
Louisiana
Phillips
Ft. Sam Mouston
Texas
Ft. Polk
Crash Memorials and Fatalities Highlight Regional Collision
A severe two car crash near Fayetteville left Michael Sells and others injured while investigators considered speed as a factor. Coroner Drum noted no inquest planned as patrolmen recalled this as among North Carolina’s deadliest highway incidents, with historical fatalities across 1964. Funeral services for Michael Sells were announced in Lincoln County with survivors listed across multiple families and towns.
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Farley
Marvin Drum
Tia
Lenoir
Maxton
North Carolina
U.S. 30
Fayetteville
Davis Chapel Church
Lincoln County
Michael Self
Jtwo
Land
Sells
Sin
Ady
Sandy
Arthur Rhoney
Rt. 2
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Charlie
Boston
Lawndale
Phillip Baker
Conover
Terry Starnes
Rt. 4
Hickory
Coy Self
RE 2
Vale
Gene
Cid
Robby
Ferrell
Ri. 2
Miss Kansas Debby Bryant Wins Miss America 1966
Debby Bryant of Overland Park Kansas wins Miss America 1966 at Convention Hall. Debutante contestants from Mississippi Alabama Indiana and more earned scholarships and congeniality honors. Awards include a 10000 scholarship and extensive personal appearances.
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Deborah
Kansas
Patsy
Debby
Princess Waisitine
Alabama
Linda Folson
New Brackton
Louisiana
Lynda Ferguson
Shreveport
Oregon
Susan Pack
Eugene
South Carolina
Nancy Moore
Aiken
Utah
Frances Vernon
Salt Lake City
Maria Elizabeth Mushifo
Iowa
Java
Convention Hall
Vonda Kay van Dyke
Phoenix
Ariz
Kathy Blaikie
Carson City
Debbie Bryant
Overland Park
Joan Crawford
Union Ratifies Agreement Ending 20 Day Strike At American Motors
Kenosha Wisconsin AP The 11 200 member United Auto Workers Local 72 ratified Saturday an agreement ending its 20 day strike at American Motors Corp The firm said its production of 1966 Rambler automobiles would resume Monday.
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Kenosha, Wis
United Auto’ Workers Local 72
American Motors Corp
King and Thiel Comment on Foreign Policy and Labor Ruling
U.S. figures criticize Dr. Martin Luther King Jr for foreign policy stances amid civil rights debates. Senator Dodd warns of used ammunition by King’s critics. Thurmond questions Goldberg’s public conduct and national image after King and Austin talks. Also reported are pageant winners and a Kenosha Milwaukee strike settlement with a contested vote.
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Ese
Ho Chi Minh
China
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Dr. King
Dodd
Dr.King
Thurmond
Goldberg
King
Austin
AMC Ends Long Labor Fight At Kenosha Plants
American Motors reaches a settlement with Local 72 ending a strike that idled 5,800 workers and halted Rambler 1966 production. The agreement upholds management’s right to direct the workforce, sets new work standards, and orders immediate return to work for Larry Wright and back wages for 15 days to union steward Bob Sexton.
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American Motors
Roy Abernethy
Kenjosha
Milwaukee
Michigan
Indiana
AMC
Larry Wright
Bob Sexton
Wright
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