Pickets Parade as GM UAW Talks Stay Suspended
United Auto Workers and General Motors kept negotiations suspended as pickets marched at GM plants nationwide. About a quarter of a million UAW members remained off the job, halting 1965 GM auto production while plans for resuming talks over the weekend were discussed by Walter Reuther and GM’s Louis Seaton.
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Appalachia Bill Clears Senate Faces House Battle
The administration’s Appalachia economic bill passed the Senate 45 13 and heads to the House where leaders expect a tough fight. It funds a five year 840 million highway program and links multiple poverty relief efforts across 11 states including Virginia West Virginia Alabama Kentucky Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
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Johnson Relaxes At Ranch After Three State Tour
President Johnson relaxed on his Johnson City Texas ranch after a three state tour mixing horsemanship and stump style politicking. He rode a palomino at the Oklahoma City fair and waved a Texas hat like Buffalo Bill. He also greeted Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos in El Paso for a treaty celebration and spoke to crowds in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. The White House did not label the trip political or nonpolitical pending final cost judgments.
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Young officers issue ultimatum in Saigon coup threat
In Saigon 15 soldiers posted inside the main post as young officers demand purge of older generals. A possible coup looms while Montagnard rebels near Ban Me Thuot threaten stability. Premier Nguyen Khanh heads north to face tribal revolt and civilian rule is pursued by a 17 member national council.
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Moore Wing Loses Preyer Backed YDC Presidency
George Miller of Durham, backed by the Richardson Preyer wing, was elected president of North Carolina's Young Democratic Clubs at the Raleigh convention. A floor clash over club seating preceded the vote as the committee on affiliation recommended certifying 13 clubs and rejecting six.
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Report on Racial Riots in North
Washington release notes director J Edgar Hoover requested a full compilation to reveal patterns needing further recommendations regarding racial riots in the North. The document hints at uncovering specific instances that may guide policy and investigation.
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Enterprise Sunday highlights and local notes in Durham Red Springs and Randleman
The Sunday Enterprise covers a Duke Hospital kidney transplant program led by a Durham High Point area figure, wardell hall growth led by a Red Springs former High Point College faculty member, and the razing of an old Revolutionary War era water mill in Randleman. A campaign trail special report previews Barry Goldwater's presidential run with jet travel cross country.
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Goldwater Preaches GOP Unity to Michigan and Beyond
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged GOP unity across states from Michigan to Kentucky and Vermont. He pressed the gospel of togetherness, saying Republicans must unite to present the strongest party and win in November. Rockefeller backed the effort while Keating declined endorsement.
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Natchez Mayor Targeted In Bomb Attack On Home
NatchezMississippi AP A powerful blast shattered Mayor John Nosser s home as a time bomb exploded in the yard near the porch no injuries were reported two Nosser owned stores had minor damage earlier and several Black churches in the area had burned amid a tense racial crisis with no arrests.
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Warren Report to be widely distributed worldwide
The Warren Commission findings on President Kennedy's assassination will be published in a new 800 page report. The Government Printing Office will print 50 000 copies for home readers with more to follow. Overseas distribution includes 25 000 pamphlets and Voice of America broadcasts and a hard cover edition for 1 50 by AP.
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Kidnappers Still At Large In France Case
In CHARTRES France AP a light blue car found in the city southwest of Paris may connect to a kidnapping involving three children Patrick Guillon 5 Christine 6 and Joel Biet 5 who were freed unharmed after 85 hours of detention. Police say the vehicle color matches the car used and a stolen vehicle report.
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Chiang Kai-shek warns Moscow-Peking threat to free nations
Chiang Kai-shek said the Moscow Peking split remains dangerous and that both Communist powers seek to dominate the world. He urged continued nonalignment support for Southeast Asia and expanding U S aid to South Vietnam amid rising regional instability. He spoke at Grass Mountain near Taipei at age 77, noting his health and routine.
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