Steel Wage Talks Stymied by Steelworkers Union Leaders
United Steelworkers top negotiators say wage talks stall with three weeks to the Aug 1 contract deadline. President LW Abel warns of a possible strike, noting poverty fears and seeking overwhelming strike-vote support as unions prepare for a decisive vote and industry responses.
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Doug Bailey
Associated Press
Pmptsburgh
United Steelworkers
LW. Abel
Abel
Cickens
Strke
Ang. 1
Ainletiod
Tnlon
Ata Ene Donferénes
Television Schedule Fragment From 1968 Evening Lineup
Fragmentary TV guide text lists multiple time slots and codes for Friday July 12 1968 with faded numbers and a line reading TEN O'CLOCK REPORT. The readable item shows a scheduled program block pattern rather than clear show titles or episodes.
Television schedule fragment July 11 12 1968 Texarkana Shreveport
Television listings show a dense July 11 12 1968 lineup across ABC NBC and local stations with daytime shows such as The Today Show Bewitched That Girl Peyton Place The Dick Cavett Show and General Hospital plus evening programs like The Tonight Show Guns of Will Sonnett and Winchester '73. The document lists program times and channel allocations for Texarkana Shreveport areas.
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General Hospital
Dollars Theater
Torpado Alley
Mark Stevens
Dorothy Malone
ABC News
Five Thirty
Will Sonnett Judd
Red River
van Johnson
Richard Boone
Joanne Dru
Jcey Bishop
ABC
Vic Ames
Bozo
Bud Campbell
Guns of
Sonnett
Judd
Arkansas News and Weather
World News
Winchester
Cimarron Strip CBS Thursday Night Movie Highlights
KSLA TV schedule lists CBS Thursday night lineup with The Hellions starring Anne Aubrey and Richard Todd at 10 00, followed by Deadly Companions with Maureen O'Hara and Brian Keith at 10 45 Weather updates and late movie. Also includes daytime shows and nightly news, weather, and weather vespers segments.
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Cimarron Strip
Anne Aubrey
Richard Todd
Erwin
Griffin
Maureen O'Hara
Brian Keith
Floods Lashes England as Rivers Rise and Roads Close
Heavy rains flood western and central England, with up to six feet of water in low towns. Officials call the storms the worst in memory as 39 major roads close and towns near Bristol Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham are cut off. Two deaths reported and several missing amid widespread rescues by troops, helicopters, and amphibious vehicles.
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London
England
Bristol
Liverspool
Manchester
Birmingham
West Country
Ousted City Workers Seek Reinstatement in Fort Smith
Final arguments were heard in a petition seeking an injunction to reinstate 199 city workers and recognize AFL-CIO Council 38 as their bargaining representative for wages hours and conditions. City counters that most left voluntarily. 26 new hires already filled. Bids to privatize sanitation set for 2 p.m. today.
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Sam Sexton Jr
Fort Smith
Ben Gore
James A. Gilker
Jack Shelley
Sexton
Shelley
American Casualties Rise in Vietnam War Weekly Report
The latest weekly tally shows 213 American soldiers killed and 597 wounded, down from 273 dead and 856 wounded a week earlier. Since January 1, 1961, total U.S. casualties reach 25,752 killed and 160,601 wounded in Vietnam.
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Ment
Guerin Signs Three Year Deal To Lead Hawks
Atlanta Hawks coach Richie Guerin agreed to a three year contract extension with the NBA club, replacing his one year St. Louis tenure. Executive VP Lew Woodruff said the team aims to bring top basketball to Atlanta and that Guerin is the best coach for their goal. Terms were not disclosed.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Hawk
Richie Guerin
National Basketball Association
St. Louis
Hawks
Lew Woodruff
U S Students Freed by Soviets After Border Arrest
Stanford Austrian division reports two California students James Kratzer of Davis and Larry Watson of Northridge released by Soviet police at Brest near the Soviet Polish border. They faced possible prison terms for alleged smuggling of old icons and anti Soviet literature.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Stanford University
James Howard Kratzer
Davis
Larry Robert Watson
Northridge
U.S
University
Stanford
Brest
Pravda
Communist Party
Kratzer
Moscow
F.H. Kratzer
U.S. State Department
Jim
Enemy Casualties Fall Off in Vietnam War Report
AP dispatch from Saigon says despite heavy allied manhunts and air raids last week saw the lowest U.S. casualties in a year and a half with 198 killed and 1,248 wounded while enemy losses totaled 961. South Vietnamese casualties also declined as air strikes continued and MIGs were shot down.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Jan
Three Tie in State Junior Golf Lead in Hot Springs
The Arkansas Junior golf tour heads into the final 18 holes with three players tied for the lead Tim Gray of Conway Jim Primm of Little Rock and John Cook of Jonesboro each shot 71 for the first round Stix others were at 74 The defending champion Charles Watkins of Hot Springs shot 80 About 200 golfers competed at Hot Springs Golf and Country Club par 72 layout.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Tim Gray
Conway
Jim Primm
Little Rock
John Cook
Jonesboro
Stix
Charles Watkins
Hot Springs Golf and Country Club
Mid-South Skeet Shoot Set for Paragould Arkansas
About 200 skeet shooters are expected to compete in the Mid-South Open and Arkansas State Championship at the Paragould Gun Club. Events run Friday to Sunday starting 8 a.m., featuring top shooters from around 10 states in 12, 20, 28 and 410-gauge divisions.
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Paragould, Ark
Arkansas
Paragould
De Gaulle’s Shakeup Sparks Mix of Guessing and Karl Play
Paris observers split on whether Charles de Gaulle ousted Georges Pompidou with a push or a shove, amid his parting instruction to be ready for any mission. Maurice Couve de Murville named to replace Pompidou as premier, after Pompidou’s forced resignation, while Couve imposed new taxes as finance minister to trim the deficit. The Sun notes its vast diameter of 865000 miles, about 109 Earths.
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Rodney Angove
Associated Press
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Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Hitt
Guégaltig
de Gaulle
Iaton
Columist
Marcel Gabilly
Independent
Figaro
Pompidou
Tan de Gaulle
Parisier
Bernard Lefort
le Parisien
Gerard Bal
Gan
Aurore
Humanite
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Finance Minster
Couve
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