Television and Radio season shifts in 1570 network lineup
AP reports the 1570 TV season shifts as networks load summer schedules with familiar faces. ABC blends Smothers Brothers with Pat Paulsen at 10 p.m. Wednesdays, while CBS revives The Virginian and other classics. New titles include Andy Williams Presents Everything Is Beautiful With Ray Stevens and Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers. Des O Connor hosts The Kraft Music Hall from England, and Glen Campbell is replaced by a show tentatively named Rap. Cartoon blocks join Hee Haw by Huddies, with Gomer Pyle reruns and Happy Days music show. CBS also unveils Lander Red Skelton early shifts and new movies on Tuesday.
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Smothers Brothers
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Ray Stevens
Dean Martin
Johnny Cash
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Gomer Pyle
Jim Nabors
Animal World
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Lee Marvin
Lee J. Cobb
Bette Li
Bishops urge priests to avoid politics in priestly service
More than 200 bishops across the United States endorsed a report discouraging priests from seeking public office. Canon Law 139 allows exceptions with diocesan approval but generally discourages clergy in political races.
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George W. Cornell
San Francisco
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Paul F. Seibold
Cincinnati
Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
Congress
Auto Union Has Contract All Ready
Walter P. Reuther seeks re election as UAW president at the Atlantic City convention where 31670 delegates from 1.6 million members gather to approve new contract demands including a substantial wage raise a $500 monthly minimum pension after 80 years service a $400 pension after 30 years at age 60 and cost of living allowances the outcome shaped by Reuther backed measures while Art Fox contests the post. In other news church leaders report progress in California grape strike mediation and ecumenical talks advancing between bishops and theologians with Roman Catholic and Protestant dialogue showing new unity on Eucharist ministry and related issues.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Nat
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
Art Fox
California
Joseph J. Donnelly
Hartford
Hope Star Highlights Auto Workers Deal Wag e Talks
The Hope Star reports that executives and Ruber Firm workers face similar wage standards as UAW negotiates a three year contract set to expire next Sept. 14. The article notes the current auto hourly wage plus fringe benefits totals about 5.77 dollars and that 750,000 workers in the Big Three are affected. It cites lagging car sales, rising dealer inventories and possible layoffs as factors shaping negotiations, with Walter Reuther stating profits have been "scandalously high" while stressing the focus remains on the industry’s future rather than 1970 economics.
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Reuther
Rubber worker strikes ripple through tires and trucking
Goodyear and other tire giants face walkouts as United Rubber Workers strike 15 Goodyear plants after failed Cincinnati talks. Nationwide disruptions spread to Ozark Air Lines mechanics, teachers in Los Angeles and Minneapolis, with trucker protests driving layoffs from coast to coast. Union plans a nationwide referendum on a settlement while Chicago aims for higher wage increases.
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United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear
Cincinnati
Rubber Worker
Tire
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
Thenational Teamsters Union
Omaha
Neb
Seattle
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Ore
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Minneapolis— St. Paul
Missouri
Lillinois
Iowa
Minneapolis
Cloudiness Increases Over State as Front Approaches
A weak high pressure system moved eastward and a western storm began to influence Arkansas. Clouds increased Tuesday night bringing warmer today, with a cold front expected to bring more showers and thundershowers as it nears the state. Tuesday highs ranged from 81 at Texarkana to 71 at Jonesboro and Little Rock. overnight lows varied from 55 at Harrison to 61 at Fayetteville and Memphis.
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Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Memphis
Harrison
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Truck Firms Forced to Lay Off Some Ark Workers
AP report details Arkansas trucking firms laying off employees due to a wildcat strike by drivers in several cities outside the state. Teamsters Local 878 treasurer George Shackleford says he cannot estimate how many Arkansan truckers were laid off and warns the situation could worsen if the strike persists. The article notes stalled shipments and concerns over moving goods to other regions as the dispute drags on.
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Little Rock
Teamsters Union
Arkansas
George Shackleford
Teamsters Local 878
Shackleford
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