Auto Union Rejects New UAW Offer In GM Ford Chrysler Talks
August 30 1967 Detroit AP report says United Auto Workers plan to reject the three offers from GM Ford and Chrysler as the Big Three negotiate three year contracts for 65000 workers. Highlights include a 13 cent hour rise and a 2.8 percent wage rise in 1968 and 1969 plus a four cent minimum cost of living increase. Walter Reuther to join talks Friday as unions consider target company. Hangar 9 restoration fundraiser in San Antonio aims to honor astronaut Edward H White I.
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KIT Kincade Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Shirley Temple enters California race for Congress
Shirley Temple Black, 39, announces a bid for the 11th Congressional District seat in San Mateo County. Opponents mock or praise her entry as the primary approaches, with LBJ criticized by Black as a politics figure. The special primary is set for November 14, with a December 12 runoff if needed. Track-type tractors crossed the Sahara in 1923, now buses and trucks travel widely.
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San Mateo
Calif
Shirley Temple
Congress
U.S
Robert Barry
R-N.y
Shirley Temple Black
J. Arthur Younger
Roy Archibald
San Mateo County
Black
LBJ
Charles Black
Sahara
Sahara Desert
Milwaukee Fire Hits NAACP HQ After Demonstration
Milwaukee Negroes Hit With Rocks reports that an arson fire destroyed the Milwaukee Youth Council NAACP headquarters after a large anti housing march. Police say 45 were arrested and 22 injured including 11 officers. The event occurred on the South Side amid tear gas and conflicting witness accounts. Parallel dispatch from Madras notes tense border standoff at Cho La between Indian and Chinese troops.
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Ken Hartnett
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James E. Gropps
Council
Frank Miller
Corncil
Miller
Madras
India
Sikkim
Cho la
Hindu
Gangtok
Revival and community notices in August calendar
The calendar lists revival services at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church with Rev. D D Stanford of El Dorado as evangelist and Rev. F R Williams as pastor. It also covers the American Legion Back to School program at City Park Youth Center with Dr. William Edward Bazzelle as speaker, Boys' and Girls' State platform guests, and refreshments. Also noted are a Dorothy Cooper birthday party at the home of Walter Joe August 26, a diploma for Shirley Ann Bostic from ILBM School in Wichita, and a Carrigan family reunion in Ozan honoring matriarch Isadora Carrigan with numerous relatives listed.
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Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
D. D. Stafford
el Dorado
F. R. Willams
American Legion
Nelson Hill Post No. 427
Auxiliary
City Park
Dorothy Cooper
Walter Joe
Carrigan
Willie Carrigan
Ozan
Isadora Carrigan
Geneva Morrison
Washington
Mary Morrison
Hope
Thomas Brewer
Patmos
Joe Golston
Catheine Willams
Phoenix
Ariz
Leroy Thornton
Ira Muldrew
Emmet
Leon Stamps
Beneton
George Golston
Nancy White
Emma Walker
McNab
Alberta McFadden
Mary Munn
Earnestine Walker
Lenora Munn
Dora Williamson
Walker Not Hurt in Presence of Detective at Vaughn Slaying
Detective lieutenant Marvin E. Gilbert testified in a habeas case that James Dean Walker was not shot or seriously hurt in his presence after the April 16, 1963 slaying of patrolman Jerrell P. Vaughan. Gilbert described Walker being wounded by five bullets and the discovery of a 38 caliber revolver with six rounds fired.
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L. Gene Worsham
Walker
Gilbert
Worsham
Petitions to Dissolve Cotter District Filed in Arkansas
Cotter residents file petitions with the Baxter County Board of Education to place a Sept. 26 school election issue on the ballot dissolving the Cotter School District and annexing it to Mountain Home. County Supervisor Leon T. C. Davis said the board would meet Saturday to consider the petitions.
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Mountain Home, Ark
Cotter
Mountain Home
Baxter County
Narcotics At Hot Springs Spa Raised Before Grand Jury
Rev Thomas Smith appeared before the Garland County Grand Jury after claiming to possess evidence of gambling liquor and narcotics violations by teens in Hot Springs. He sought subpoena and spoke over an hour about leading gamblers allegedly stopping illegal sales to youths and dereliction of duty by public officials. A deputy sheriff escorted a Little Rock TV cameraman, Clark Rusty Ralston, from the corridor prior to Smith's appearance.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Thomas Smith
Garland County Grand Jury
Father Smith
Smith
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Little Rock
Clark
Rusty” Ralston
State Police Commission
Long Hairs Ousted From P B Band
Pine Bluff Arkansas youths band Post Mortem Express were denied admission to Pine Bluff High School over long hair. Jamie Ruhl Mike Martin and others sought lawyers but found none willing to take the case. They plan to keep searching while continuing music and schooling.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Jamie Ruhl
Pine Bluff
Post Mortem Express
Jamie
Mike Martin
Evyln Martin
Gary Blasingame
Francis H. Blasingame
Pine Bluff High School
Ruhl
Katy B. Ruhl
Arkansas
Young Ruhl
David White
Sheridan
Geral Harrison
Levy Hearing Delayed in Appeal for Army Captain
U S District Court in Columbia learned that the 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond Va declined an earlier hearing on the bail appeal by Army Captain Howard B Levy convicted of disobedience and alleged disloyalty for refusing to train Vietnam bound medics.
Two Hope Ark Marines Graduate From Recruit Training
Marine Private Wal ter L. Green son of Mr and Mrs Carson Green Sr of 314 St Paul Hope Ark and Marine Private Robert L Prater son of Mrs Thelma Prater of 520 So Hazel St Hope Ark graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego.
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San Diego
Walter L. Green
Carson Green Sr
St. Paul
Hope, Ark
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Robert L. Prater
Thelma Prater
Hazel St
Hope Kiwanis hears case for strong 4AA football season
Coach Fred die Glaze told the Hope Kiwanis club that the 4AA conference will be one of the strongest and best balanced in years with larger, stronger teams and returning seniors. He urged full fan support and introduced staff Ed White, Joe Austin, Ronnie Higgins, BU Lawrence, and Gaylord Solomon. Guests included Jim Helms and others from Prescott, plus football players John Hensley and David Fincher. Also notes Wind Cave in South Dakota staying at 47 degrees.
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Freddie Glaze
Hope Kiwanis
tWe
Hope
Glaze
Ed White
Joe Austin
Ronnie Higgins
BU Lawrence
Gaylord Solomon
Jim Helms
Church Honey
Jack Robey
Osborn White
Bill Gordon
Prescott
John Hensley
David Fincher
Floyd Winslow
Saleum
Ind
A. E. Kirby
Victoria
Texas
Jim Gunter
Midwest Farms to unveil giant 26 foot milk carton
Management and employees in Texarkana and Hope anticipate early September display of a 26 foot tall milk carton replica. The oversized sign will publicize Midwest Dairies new packaging designed by Frank Gianninoto and Associates, featuring a two toned color system with a distinctive Midwest trademark.
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Midwest Farms i
Texarkana
Hope Area
Midwest Farms
Midwest
Industral
Frank Giaminoto and
Geo. Walden
Midwest In Hope
Walden
Gianninote
Midwest Dairies
Midwest Farms Dairies
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James Bostic
Il.b.m. School
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