Trouble Hits Cincinnati As Newspapers And Bus Service Strike
Cincinnati faced double disruption as 800 transit workers joined a city bus strike amid a newspaper strike that shut the Cincinnati Enquirer, Post & Times Star, and halted morning and Sunday editions. Schools remained open, but traffic jams and missed broadcasts plagued a rainy morning. court action could halt the transit walkout.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Amalgamated Transit Union
Cincinnati Transit Go
Cincinnati Enquirier
Cincinnati Post & Times Star
Paul A. Miller
Warren Hargis Leads Warren Lumberjacks to Hope Clash
Leigh Hargis the Regions 4A scoring leader stars for Warren as they travel to Hammons Field to face Hope Bobcats in a bid for a second Rogan 444 win. Warren, coached by James M. Raper, has beat Canview Magnolia and lost to Fairview Crossett Malvern Smackover, with non conference wins over Monticello and Damas. Hargis elder brothers play at West Point Arkansas and Fordyce ranks top Class A. Senior fullback Hargis has added points and a long 88 yard TD run this season.
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Warren
Leigh Hargis
Warren Launbers
Hope Bobcats
Hammons Field
James M. Raper
Canview
Thed Magnolia
Fairview
Crossett
Malvern
Smackover
Lumberjacks
Monticello
Damas
Fordyce Redbugs
Associated Press
Fordyce
Arkinass
Hargis
James
West Point
David
University of Arkansas
Hope
Cawdn
Bure Ankrews
Jarey Mc
Hippies Spread Halloween Prank in Fort Walton Beach
In Fort Walton Beach Florida residents reported a new Halloween prank as bearded locals roamed the town on a Tuesday knocking on doors with lumps of sugar offering a mysterious phrase Trek ov trip as part of their gimmick.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Claws in the Contract Bip front office Hosp on the Philadelphia fayles
A chaotic sports column discusses multiple players and coaches with scattered references to teams and matches. It mentions Andy Ries, Ladd, and other figures, notes shifts in positions, and references a Senior Bowl context with unclear events and outcomes.
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Bip
Philadelphia
Wolian
Fio
Far Sriden
Ani
Peck
Sheegireys
Andy Ries
Brale Ladd
Anime Palaver
Dias
Sligo
Lewis Varesee
Tran
Ed Cole Named Head of General Motors
Ed Cole rose from a Maine farm memory to become president of General Motors in a tale linking early driving mishaps to a long engineering career. He led Chevrolet division before advancing to GM chairman, guiding key projects like the Corvair and launching major product and policy shifts during his tenure.
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Ed Cole
Maine
Edward Nicholas Cole
Gateral Motors Corp
Cole
Mostors
Tint
Mich
Cadiluc
Hoehn
Cadiths
Platietiot
Copetoodity
Detroit
Ayia
Fae
Chevrolet
Poe
Ideadh
Ody
Cua
Pole
Ontiashhes
Grand Rapids Junta College
Hayes
Think Small Is Message to Defense in Small Purchase Probe
A House subcommittee probes wasteful defense buying with reports of high prices on tiny orders. Witnesses admit buyers lack knowledge of item cost and source, noting transactions rose from 91 000 to 201 000 while staff numbers doubled. Examples show catalog prices and payoffs far above value, prompting calls to curb taxpayer loss.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Weiter
Washington
Defense Department
Rep
Otis G. Pike
DNY
Chaireman Porter Hardy Jr
D-Va
Armed Services
Col
Stanley Allen
San Antonio
Col. Allen
Pike
27 More Counties Seek Food Stamp Expansion in Arkansas
Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock announced 27 additional Arkansas counties have applied for the federal food stamp program, joining 29 counties already enrolled. He said the Agriculture Department has issued new requirements, including assurances that those eligible with no income receive enough local or state funds to meet the minimum stamp purchases.
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Little Rock
Len Blaylock
Arkansas
Blaylock
Department of Agriculture
Welfare Department
Commission
Liberties Union to Enter Case Defense of The Crusader
The American Civil Liberties Union moves to defend The Crusader, a newsletter the Post Office Department claimed incited Negro servicemen to insubordination and mutiny. ACLU legal director Melvin L. Wulff said court action for publisher Robert F. Williams, who fled a kidnapping charge years earlier and now resides abroad, began recently after the newsletter was barred from the mails in August.
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Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
Post Office Department
ACLU
Melvin L. Wulff
Robert F. Willias
the Crusader
Williams
Minitov
Red China
Viet Nam
American Image Clouded in Europe by U.S. Role
London reports show European views praise American efficiency yet criticize U.S. dominance and cultural impact. Vietnam war, race issues, crime fears fuel mixed reactions while Britain, France, and Italy weigh economic and political influence and Western Europe’s future.
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James F. Ring
Associated Press
London
United States
Vietnam
Mate
Paris
Britain
Imperial Chemical Industries
U.S
Europe
England
Ken Mills
White House Still Clings to Tax Hope Amid Delays
Washington officials said no, the administration has not given up on enacting a tax bill this session. President Johnson urges a 10 percent surcharge to trim the deficit, but Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield warned passage this year is unlikely as Congress nears year-end adjournment.
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Washington
White House
Congress
George Christian
Johnson
Senate
Lyndey
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
The Negro Community by Ester Hicks
The Negro Community column covers union mission at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church with three churches present, Ray and Shep Jackson preaching, and a report total of 310.84. Next meeting at New Bethel Baptist Church December 30 to January 3. Personal notices include birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mulciew on Oct. 30. Obituary notice for George Gilmore of Rt. 1 Hope, Feb. 3, with funeral arrangements to be announced by Hicks Funeral Home.
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Union Mission
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Act
Ray
Shep Jackson
New Bethel Baptist Church
Callie Vail
Mozell Priorson
Tepatter
W. M
Bobbie) Mulciew
Branch General Hospital
Olealy Geotge Gilmore
Rt. 1
Hope
Gary mayoral race hinges on race and fraud claims
By Relman Morin Gary Indiana faces a tense election with Hatcher, a Democrat, opposing Republican Radigan amid charges of registration fraud and fears of violence. Hatcher, 34, focuses on crime and housing while Krupa accuses him of extremism. Radigan, Gary native, seeks to show broad support beyond Midtown. Navaho growth notes end.
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Relman Morin
Gary
Garey
Este Fe Democralie
Richard Gotdot Hataher
Hemodratie
Mayer A. Martit Kata
Mes
Phyllis Spencer
Auestion of
Dolor
Hatchier
Joseph G. Radigan
Hatcher
Hallmnd
Ind
John Krissoa
Lake County
Democratic
Lake County Criminal Court
Ano
Katz
Bernard Konrady
Konrady
Krupa
United States
Edison files for first invention in 1888 vote recorder
The World Almanac notes on October 11, 1888, Thomas A Edison filed papers for an electrical vote recorder to tabulate floor votes in Congress in minutes. Congress rejected it. the record reflects early tech attempts and reception.
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Thomas Anna Edison
The
World Almanac
Congress
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