Steelworkers vote looms as strike prep nears
Pittsburgh AP report notes early returns from Steelworkers locals show strong momentum for a strike if no wage deal emerges by the July 31 expiration. Management warns wage hikes could erode profits. talks began June 3 with cautious top-level discussions while locals rally behind leaders.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Alrom
United States
Canada
United Steelworkers Union
Copper
Can
Abel
Homemakers to Attend State Meeting in Arkadelphia
Hempstead County Extension Homemakers plan to attend the State Extension Homemakers Council Meeting at Henderson State College Arkadelphia August 13 to 16. Members should contact Mrs Mullins by July 26 for program details and costs. The event capitalizes on the theme Today’s Homemakers Tomorrow’s World with tours, exhibits and a series of educational classes and features including an Arkadelphia Stage Band entertainment and a talk on Drug Abuse in Today’s World.
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State Extension Homemakers Council
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Wilton Mullins
E. H
Arkadelphia Council
Puerto Rico
Tomorow
Arkansas
Tate
Graham
James Dusenberry
University of Arkansas
Hempstead County
E.H
Mullins
Politics At a Glance
The Democrats face a potential vice presidential choice with Hubert Humphrey weighing Kennedy’s wishes and views. McCarthy holds a firm GOP lead over Nixon though Humphrey’s standing slips, while Rockefeller seeks North Carolina delegate support that may not sway votes. Egg-rolling at the White House marks an 1878 tradition starting with Capitol eggs.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Harris
Sey
Nixon
Laguna Beach
Cal
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U.S. Capitol
Chafee
Rhode Reland
Fran John M. Batley
Chicago
Fie
Batley
Miami Beach
Electéttical
CBS
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
North Carolina
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
McCarthy
Humphrey
Washington Post
Wallace
South
Fortas nomination sparks propaganda charge in Senate
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. called a Justice Department memo favorable to Abe Fortas propaganda and demanded to question its authors. The panel extended hearings as the fate of Fortas and Thornberry hangs on Senate action after recess. Republican threats to filibuster loom if Fortas is not confirmed. Hawaii remains buoyant as anthurium exports rise sharply, with 1967 shipments up 11 percent from 1966 to 282,500 dozen.
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Justice Department
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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D-N.c
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Miss
Fortas
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Homer Thornberry
Justice Fortas
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Ervin
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S
Amarlecan
Thornberry
Thurmond
Thornberery
Senate
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Robert P. Griffin
Michien
Flower Talk
Honolulu
Hawaii
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Islands
George C. Wallace
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
House
Soviet Union bows on talks site as troops exit
International dispatch notes the Soviet Union agrees to a Czechoslovak site for talks on reforms while last troops depart. U S aircraft losses decline after Johnson orders bombing limits amid Viet Cong and North Vietnamese shelling and probes in northern South Vietnam. Governors fear Wallace may stalemate the Democratic Republican race.
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Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Johnson
South Vietnam
Kennedy on HH Ticket Is Question
President Humphrey said discussing a Humphrey Kennedy ticket depends on Kennedy’s wishes, with many Democrats at the Cincinnati governors meeting voicing hopes. The talk aired on Dick Cavett’s ABC show, while Kennedy’s stance remains unsettled amid calls to plan a memorial fund for Robert Kennedy.
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Hebert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Ketsnedy
Ketsnedy
Massachusetts
Cotfors Énéd
Cincinnati
Humphrey
Kennedy
Dick Cavett
ABC
Robert F. Kennedy
Hyannis
Port
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
George C. Wallace
White House
Wallace
John H
Transplant at Houston marks 27th heart operation
The Houston hospital reports the 27th heart transplant worldwide completed at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital. Recipient Henry W Durgens of Beatrice Nebraska, 87, received a donor heart from Michael K Buxton of Houston, 16, who died after an auto crash. Surgeon Dr Denton A Cooley led the operation, deemed very successful, leaving Durgens in satisfactory condition.
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Téx
Nebraska
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Henry W. Duregens
Beatrice
Neb
St Luke’s Suns
Michael K. Buxton
Denton A. Cooley
St. Luke's
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Heart
Cooley
Louis J. Fierro
Elmont
N.Y
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