Auto Owners Union Talks Continue
Bargainers for the United Auto Workers and General Motors planned to resume contract talks after a 17 hour session failed to settle an eight week strike. GM VP Earl Bramblett and UAW President Leonard Woodcock left the GM Midtown Detroit headquarters with no comment.
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Stephen H. Wildstrom
Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Earl Bramblett
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Woodcock
UAW International Executive Board
United States
Canada
Crash Kills Two at El Dorado
Two El Dorado men were killed Monday night when a car driven by Henry Goode, 30, ran out of control on U.S. 82 near El Dorado and struck a bridge abutment. Jimmy D. McGee, 26, died in the crash identified by State Police.
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el, Dorado, Ark
News Quiz Lets The Sun Back In
A weekly News Quiz offers a pleasant mental workout and keeps readers on top of important day’s news developments. Answers appear on Page 3.
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Quiz
VEC
The
Hope Star
Railway Union Rejects Largest Rail Wage Offer in History
U S. railroad workers' union leader C L Dennis rejects a White House board's 36 percent three year wage raise for over 500000 workers as insufficient. The five member panel urged moving wages from 3 68 to 5 00 hourly, with hard negotiations possible and a potential 30 day cooling off period under the Railway Labor Act. The earliest strike could start is 12 01 a m Dec 10.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
White House
C. L. Dennis
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Dennis
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Memories Are the Best Investments Then and Now
New York AP notes memories endure like wealth and rise in value with time. A satirical tribute recalls 1950s norms from stiff collars to high button boots, streetcar conductors, maid wages, and a culture of thrift. It reflects nostalgia for simpler, livelier days and a weekly Christmas Club savings plan.
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Thial
Villege
General de Gaulle praised yet seen as arrogant by many
Cambodian frontline battles with North Vietnamese Viet Cong forces disrupted the northern front near Kompong Cham and Skoun with airport and bridge strikes. reinforcements blocked by destroyed bridges and heavy fighting on Highway 7. independent of Paris, the article notes De Gaulle's contrasting views by U.S. leaders and diplomats in the Casablanca era.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Kompong Cham
Prey Toutong Troeung
Skoun
Troeung
Cambodia
Taing Kauk
Tax Exemption Granted for Delta Education Foundation
The IRS has granted tax exempt status to the Delta Education Foundation Inc a private school foundation formed by Mississippi County residents in Arkansas The nonprofit will be tax exempt and donations will be deductible under income tax rules The basis is a statement that the foundation will not practice racial discrimination in admissions
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Little Rock
Internal Revenue Service
Mississippi County
Emmett E. Cook Jr
IRS
Delta Education Foundation, Inc
Man Killed in Arkansas Pickup Collision
Robert Wendell Gilbert, 48, of Dierks was killed when his pickup struck the side of a house inside Nashville city limits. Authorities said the accident happened on a county road in Nashville Arkansas.
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Nashville, Ark
Robert Wendell Gilbert
Dierks
Nashville
Accident Is Fatal to Local Man Rutherford Jr. Dies in South Carolina Crash
Will V. Rutherford Jr., 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. W V Rutherford Sr, died from injuries after a Saturday car crash in South Carolina. Funeral at Lonoke Baptist Church Sunday November 15 at 1 30 p m with Rev. James E Coby of Texarkana Texas officiating. An honor graduate of Yerger High, he attended Tuskegee Institute, a Vietnam War veteran with a Purple Heart, survived by his parents two sisters and a brother in law, with a grandmother listed as well.
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Will V. Rutherford, Jr
W. V. Rutherford
South Carolina
Lonoke Baptist Church
James E. Coby
Texarkana
Texas
Yerger High School
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Alabama
W. W. Rutherford
Marva Lavern Rutherford
University of Missouri
Mattie Frank Harding
Stuttgart
Germany
Richard A. Harding
Narciss Bumphus
Dumas
Soviet ships again near Cuban port reported by AP
Government officials minimize the movement of two Soviet ships toward Cienfuegos as the Pentagon notes possible submarine base construction. A submarine tender and salvage tug neared the Cuban port, fueling concerns echoed by White House warnings of potential consequences. Moscow denies any sub base claim.
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Cuba
Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
Cuban
United States
Pentagon
Jerry W. Freidheim
Cienfuegos
Moscow
White House
Capsule Not Candy Caused Child Death in Detroit
Detroit AP report says 5-year-old Kevin Toston died of a heroin overdose believed to be from a capsule swallowed at an uncle’s home. Inspector Slottke said no warrants were sought and the investigation found an unidentified person sprinkled heroin on Halloween candy to obscure the source. The boy slept after Halloween then died Friday. police continue probing the case.
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Detroit
Robert A. Slottke
Homicide Bureau
Kevin Toston
Slottke
Kevin
French General de Gaulle Dies at 80
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle died at his home after a ruptured aneurysm. The long time leader, who guided France into the Fifth Republic and served as president 1958-1969, died in Colombe y-les-deux-eglises. France declares a day of mourning with Notre Dame services. President Nixon plans Paris memorial at Notre Dame Cathedral.
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Associated Press
Charles de Gaulle
France
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
de Gaulle
U.S
Robert Murphy
Roosevelt
North Africa
Casablanca
Henri Giraud
Murphy
Churchill
Africa
Eisenhower
Mediterranean
United States
Associated Press Paris
Fifth Republic
Morris Rosenberg
PARIS
Colombey-les-deux-eglises
Notre Dame
Yvonne
Claude Jaugey
Father Jaugey
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida White House
Nixon
Cathedral of
Fair Skies Through Wednesday Forecast For Arkansas
Arkansas outlook shows fair skies through Wednesday with a chance of showers Thursday and again Saturday as a cold front approaches from the northwest. Monday highs ranged from 47 at Harrison to 42 at Jonesboro, and nights fall to upper 30s to upper 40s. Wednesday highs reach mid 60s to low 70s across regions.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harrison
Jonesboro
Various local updates including deer checks and homecoming news
City police checked 12 deer at City Hall by Tuesday morning. Arkansas State Police radar checks led to 24 speeding arrests Monday. Henderson State College selected Janet Butler Homecoming Maid. Homecoming game set for November 21 against Ouachita. Artis Perry Jr. won the 13 year old Punt Pass and Kick title in the Mid-South region, defeating Danny Kennedy. Hope Auto Co sponsored the event during the Lions Saints game. Officers and students participate in regional conferences and Explorer activities at Texarkana and Houma. Christmas Seal campaigns begin in Hempstead County to benefit Tuberculosis and related causes.
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Janet Butler
Warren Butler
Henderson State College
Reddies
Ouachita
Artis Perry Jr
Hope
Danny Kennedy
Many
New Orleans Saints
Hope Auto Co
Veterans Day Observance at Arkansas Capitol Parade
Three of Arkansas seven Congressional Medal of Honor recipients including Lt Gov Maurice Britt will join a Veterans Day observance at the state Capitol. A parade starts at 10 a.m. from MacArthur Park and moves to the Capitol for a 1 p.m. ceremony with Sgt Nick Bacon and Col Lloyd Barker also on the program. Bands and military personnel will participate.
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Little Rock
Maurice Britt
State Capitol
Macarthur Park
Capitol
Nick Bacon
Caraway
Lloyd C. Barker
Stuttgart
Pers
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