Auto Union in Defiance of Leaders at Ford Rally
Hundred skilled tradesmen derailed Ford headquarters entrance traffic in a five hour protest to press for a $1-an-hour annual wage rise over any new contract with the Big Three. They carried placards backing higher pay and aimed pressure on UAW leaders amid separate union votes.
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Ford Motor Co
Tae General Motors
Chryser
UAW
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Fines for Land and Water Permit Violations Begin
U S Commissioner John E Coates in Little Rock fined nine people ten dollars each, the first penalties in Arkansas under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 requiring permits to use federal recreation areas on Army Engineers reservoirs. Two others paid one dollar for a one way permit. Coates has heard 25 cases, dismissing 14.
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Little Rock
U.S
John E. Coates
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Coates
Firm offers to buy back all stock sold
Continental Securities Corp of Little Rock issued a rescission offer for 100000 dollars worth of stock sold since April 1 after a state securities director order. The offer lasts 15 days and covers stock bought via an agreement with Burch Inc, which was to be paid 10000 dollars for promoting the sale.
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Little Rock
Continental Securities Corp
State Securities
Don
Smith
Continental
Burch Inc
Burch
Winthrop Rockesfeller
Wade Walls
Walls
Ivy, C. Johnson
Jerry K. Thomasson
State Assessment
Gene Talbert
Farmer Bill Lindsey and Lindsey Farm Get Quota Penalty Refund
Federal Judge Oren Harris ordered the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service to refund a $5,519 marketing quota penalty paid by Bill Lindsey and Charles Lamont Lindsey, farming partners near Caldwell in St. Francis County. The error arose from an incorrect notice tied to overplanting a 567 acre allotment assessed after most cotton had been harvested. The government admitted the notice error and that neither farm operator nor producer was responsible. The judge did not determine whether overplanting occurred.
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Little Rock
Oren Harris
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Bill Lindsey
Charles Lamont Lindsey
Caldwell
St. Francis County
Harris
ASCS
Bombers Hit 225 Vital Targets in North Vietnam
AP report states American planes struck more than 225 key military targets in North Vietnam during the two year air campaign. Targets included barracks bridges SAM sites depots storage plants ports and air fields as officials say most hits were near populated zones and near China border with Hanoi critical.
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Bob Horton
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Red China
U.S. Grant Sharpe
Pacific
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
China
Hanoi
Ford
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Most Damage Is Done by Youngsters
The piece notes rising unrest among urban Black youths across major cities, highlighting H. Rap Brown's incendiary rhetoric in Cambridge and the ensuing property destruction by teens. Police and residents grapple with anger and a mood shift among younger generations amid broader civil rights tensions. It cites moderates at a Black Power conference and mentions historically rooted nationalist blocks resurfacing in colleges and communities. The National Park System is described as vast, listing 33 national parks and 225 other areas across 27.5 million acres from Alaska to Maine and Hawaii to the Virgin Islands.
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Austin Scott
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
H. Rap Brown
Cambridge
Detroit
12Th Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
Harlem
Hough
Los Angeles
Rap Brown
Mare Cus Garvey
United States
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Virgin Islands
Caribbean
Hawaii
Maine
Hope Bill Action Narrowly Passes After Amendments
House moves to complete action on a foreign aid bill amid a looming Labor Day recess. Leaders seek a roll call after final amendment. House panel cut the administration’s 3.4 billion request by 219 million, Senate panel trimmed 737 million, full Senate cut 100 million. Senate also reduced military aid to 391 million. House approved all requested funds plus 54 million for NATO housekeeping.
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Es Roys Adair
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House Committee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Millwood Lake Forecast and Lake Conditions Report
Printed forecast for Millwood Lake shows steady elevation at 256.76, Tallwater at 229.80 with clear water and excellent fishing. Visitation recorded 14,886 this week, one gate open, Mosquito control spraying ongoing in recreation areas, C.F.S. flow at 160.
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Millwood
C.F.S
TV School for Golfers Suggested
AP reports Gene Sarazen proposed a charm school for tournament golfers to improve television image as players become actors on screen. He notes golfers worry about appearance and reactions with famous names like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus cited among pros teeing off in the Westchester Classic.
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Gene Sarsazen
Germantown
N.Y
Squire
Sarazen
Westchester
Arnie Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Bastinado
Chancellor Appointed in Third Chancery District
AP reports Virgil Evans, 75, of Hot Springs, was named chancellor of the Third Chancery District by Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller. Evans succeeds after Judge Samuel W. Garrett died July 20. Evans is a lifelong Democrat and cannot seek reelection in 1968. Garland and Montgomery counties are in the district.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Virgil Evans
Winthrop Rockefeller
Samuel W. Garrett
Evans
Garland
Montgomery
Canadians to Ignore De Gaulle
Ottawa reports indicate Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson stays calm after France moves to speed cultural and technical aid to Quebec. Pearson says the French announcement does not disturb him, despite De Gaulle's prior Montrea l rally backing separatists.
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de Gaulle
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
Pearson
Montreal
Insurance Order to Be Tested in Arkansas
Arkansas state insurance Commissioner John Norman Harkey issued a suspension order against Savings Guaranty Corp. and linked Arkansas Loan & Thrift Corp. to the action. A special chancery judge issued a temporary injunction to block Harkey from enforcing the order, and further legal action is expected to determine the measure’s validity.
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Little Rock
John Norman Harkey
Harkey
Savings Guaranty Corp
Booneville
Arkansas Loan & Thrift Corp
van Buren
R. Eugene Bailey
Pulaska
Loan & Thrift
Savings Guaranty
Helicopter Crewman Faces Suit Over Asset Hearing
Charles Rt. Garner of Fort Smith representing Van Buren firm filed suit in Chancery Court. The case challenges Harkey's order tied to a hearing on the sufficiency of the firm’s assets, with findings not serving as the hearing’s reason.
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334Th Armed
Bien Hoa Air Base
South Vietnam
Kansas Loan & Thrift Corp
Charles Rt. Garner
Fort Smith
van Buren
Chancery Court
Harkey
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