AFL-CIO Pledges Rift With Teamsters Over Aid Pacts
Unity House reports AFL-CIO leaders move to sever mutual aid pacts with the Teamsters Union. George Meany announces that all AFL-CIO unions must end ties after the Teamsters were expelled eight months ago for corruption.
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House Faces Decision on Social Security Benefit Boost
The House weighs amendments passed by the Senate on a 7 percent rise in Social Security benefits for about 12 million recipients. Conflicting moves over public assistance funding accompany the vote, with looming White House action and possible conference.
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Congress Faces Big Backlog Unfinished legislative agenda challenges adjournment
Congress confronts a backlog as the House lists 35 bills for possible action and the Senate plans to tackle civil liberties and anti subversive bills. Debates threaten adjournment as W Wilson White faces opposition from Southern senators over civil rights enforcement. The policy committee has cleared 106 bills, many minor and unlikely to be called up.
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Hurricane Cleo Moves Northward Across Atlantic
Hurricane Cleo travels northward in the open Atlantic with winds near the center at 105 mph, expanding in size as it moves 500 miles east northeast of Bermuda. It is headed north-northeast at 20 mph, with hurricane winds extending 75 miles and gale winds reaching 225 miles to the north and east. No threat to the U S mainland reported.
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Congressmen Abroad Preview Next Session Travels
Washington AP dispatch notes many members will travel abroad this week or soon, with elections in November likely reduce future trips. A notable delegation of seven House members and four senators attended the Interparliamentary Union conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Winston White Grade School Admits First Negro Students
The Winston White Grade School signed three Negro children today to the all white Easton elementary school and rejected five other requests for reassignment. The board ordered integration below high school level marking a first in the area while Winston-Salem previously integrated at the high school level last year.
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Kierdorf surrenders in arson case probe in Pontiac
Herman Kierdorf former Teamsters official turned himself in to Oakland County authorities at a drive in restaurant saying he had no reason to hide He denied any connection to the arson and doubted his nephew Frank Kierdorf burned himself He noted a heart condition and voiced regret that Chief Prosecutor George Taylor faced criticism over the case
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Moon rocket blows up after attempted launch at Cape Canaveral
The first U S moon rocket exploded 77 seconds after liftoff as Air Force ordered a second attempt within three days starting Sept 14. Debris recovered from Atlantic sea floor. officials say a leak or rupture in fuel lines could have caused the blast.
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Nautilus Leaves Britain For Home
Cmdr William Anderson said the Nautilus would dive 25 miles off Portland and travel to Ambronse Light near New York next Monday after a Portland air welcome. The ship sailed from Pearl Harbor July 23 for its polar voyage and made a first post ice voyage landing in Britain Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Weekend Traffic Toll Hits 29
Deaths on western Pennsylvania highways push weekend toll to 29 across the state, with 18 killed in Pittsburgh area incidents and several families singled out. A Pittsburgh couple and two children died in a Route 4 crash near Butler. two sisters ages 13 and 14 among five killed on Route 21 near Mastontown. Four Apollo girls and a serviceman were fatally injured near Breezewood, with one girl newlywed among the victims.
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Cool Air Brings Autumn Tone Across Great Lakes Region
Air from Canada cools sections of the northern Great Lakes lowering temps by 10 to 15 degrees into the 40s in Alpena and surrounding areas. Most readings rise into the 50s to 60s with lingering heat in the southern plains. Western storms spread light rainfall from Idaho to New Mexico while El Paso and Pocatello report gusts to 45 mph and a severe 60 mph storm hits Cleburne Texas with heavy rain.
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The Telephone of Prayer Never Fails
CRT on line The number of telephones is increasing all over the United States. Thousands of new instruments and new numbers are added every week. The service is being constantly improved. Long distance calls can be completed in seconds. If one circuit is busy another is tried through some other city. If man can create a system for billions to talk across vast distances, the Father of mankind can maintain a telephone system of prayer which never fails. God's connections are never busy if we call His number or pick up the spiritual telephone of prayer.
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