Air service resumes as major unions end strikes
Washington AP report: five airlines Eastern United Northwest National and Trans World accept a new contract, 35 400 workers back to work, Congress may drop anti inflation bill. Wage hikes advance to about 6 percent yearly over three years with cost of living protections, top mechanics rise from 3 25 to at least 4 08 hourly by 1968.
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Washington
U.S
Eastern
United
Northwest
National
Trans World
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
White House
Eastern Airlines
Stock Mart Takes Dive
New York AP reports the stock market posting its worst weekly drop in over four years amid high rates and tight money. The Associated Press average fell 13.3 to 289.0, the Dow slipped 35.91 to 804.62, with volume rising to 32,632,260 shares as tech, office gear, and airlines tumbled.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Aussies' significant victory prompts hunt of routed battalion
Australian infantrymen hunted remnants of a North Vietnamese battalion 40 miles southeast of Saigon after artillery bombardment that killed at least 227. General Westmoreland called the action a significant victory as U.S. and Australian forces reported ongoing air and ground operations across South Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Qui Nhon
1St Air Cavalry Division
An Khe
Westmoreland
Hanoi
Amer
Turkey Earthquake Death Toll Nears Three Thousand
Rescue workers counted near 1,000 bodies after the eastern Turkey quake that leveled Varto and many villages. Officials warned the toll could surpass 3,000 with hundreds more missing under rubble and towns devastated across Erzurum and nearby provinces.
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Ankara
Turkey
Varto
Turkish Interior Ministry
What will be next for the civil rights movement in America
A historian analyzes the trajectory of the rights movement and potential futures in the Sunday Enterprise. The feature also previews a Lake story about a Davidson County community fading away and a Randolph Rt. 1 area anger over a rough road and damaged tires in the Sunday Enterprise.
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America
Sunday Enterprise
Lake
Davidson County
Enterprise
Rt. 1
Trinity
Randolph
House Ready To Enact War Curb Law Faces House Support
AP reports the House moves toward overwhelming approval of a bill to curb antiwar activity, with Rep. Pool pushing for fines up to 20 000 and 20 years jail for aiding the Viet Cong or hindering troop movements. Kinoy’s contempt case and tense hearings marked the week as organizers planned a rally at the Washington Monument to protest.
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Washingtot
House
Committee On UN
Pool
Washington Monument
Capitol
Kinoy
Viet Nam
Charles E. Bennett
Dfla
Edwin Meese
Alameda County
Oakland
Calif
Johnson offers halt of bombing if North Vietnam stops troops
President Johnson said Hanoi leaders have been told the United States will halt bombing of North Vietnam military targets if the Communists stop sending troops into South Vietnam. He spoke in Manchester during a five state swing and urged peace, asserting civil progress depends on calm.
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Manchester
N. H
Johnson
Hanoi
United States
South Viet Nam
New England
Luci Johnson Nugent Starts Life In Austin Home
Luci Johnson Nugent two weeks married sets up house with Patrick in Austin. They plan to move into a brick duplex near the University of Texas and she will study liberal arts part time while Pat pursues an MBA.
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Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Texas
Patrick
Pat
Luci
Washington
Bahamas
Kathleen Carter
Cliff Carter
Democratic National Committee
Patsy Derby
Mrs. Johnson
Betty Beal
Bitsy Barclay
Betty
University of Texas
White House
Nugents
Pennsylvania
Secret Service
Charlotte Sizoo
Arlington
Cherie Cramer
University Presbyterian Church
Clifton Carter
Whipping Case Sparks Arkansas Prison Controversy
William King Jackson, a 27 year old convict from Gresham South Carolina, filed a six page petition in U S District Court alleging he was whipped with a five foot leather strap for missing a crop he could not see due to poor vision bruising and scarring and the case follows a 1963 burglary sentence and a February board rule change. The petition asks the court to review the use of the whip and prison officials plan to comment. Warden Dan Stephens resigned after the earlier controversy and was replaced by C E Bishop.
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Arthur A. Kinoy
New York
General Sessions
Harold H. Greene
Kinoy
Pool
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
William King Jackson
Gresham
S.C
U.S. District Court
U.S
Penitentiary Board
Dan Stephens
C. E. Bishop
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Congress
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CURB
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