Governors discuss war, party role at conference
Governors from several states met to discuss Vietnam policy, campaign commitments, and the Democratic Party's role in national affairs. McNair and Connecticut's Dempsey urged more prominence for governors, while noting little concrete action. The meeting followed a broader political debate and included aides such as Adm. Rademacher and Gen. Souza Mello.
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Garolina
Boneath
U.S
McNair
Reap
South Carolina
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
National Party
Dempsey
Adm
Augusto Rademacher
Air Force
Marcio Souza Mello
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Humberto Castello Branco
Costa E Silva
Middle East tensions and tax plan dominate briefing
World leaders meet in Cairo for a regional summit amid Middle East tensions as Iraq and Syria discuss regional actions. In the United States, governors split on a Nixon tax revenue plan with debate over federal welfare funding and a push for a new federalism approach.
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Syria
Cairo
Garial Abdel Nasser
King Hussein
Jordan
Ahmed Hassan Bakr
Iraq
Lebanon
Baghdad
Pope Paul VI
Middle East
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Frank Licht
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Dan Evans
Washington
Nixon
Onixon
White House
Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller names new heads in state agencies
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller announces Dr Max Milam associate professor and chairman of the University of Arkansas Political Science Department will replace Clarence Frost as director of the State Administration Department, effective Sept 15. Also named are Dr John M Peterson director of the Arkansas Planning Commission and Mrs Leona Troxell administrator of the Employment Security Division.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Max Milam
University of Arkansas
Clarence Ge
Mike”’ Frost
State Administration Department
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Rockefeller
John M. Peterson
Arkansas Planning Commission
Leona Troxell
Walter Reuther celebrates Labor Day and career milestones
Detroit profile recalls Walter P. Reuther, longtime UAW leader, honoring Labor Day and his 33 years campaigning. He recounts founding UAW with 78 members, growing to 30,000 in 42 plants, and his rise to president by 1946. He notes future retirement plans beyond union work and his shift to community projects and UN efforts.
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United Auto Workers
Detroit
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West Side
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R. J. Thomas
Ford
Rouge
Youth Automotive Program honors issued at third meeting
Winners of the participation awards for the third Youth Automotive Program are pictured with Mrs. Ernest Ridghill Doreen Smith and Municipal Judge John L Wilson. Judge Wilson spoke on Traffic Code and Your Responsibilities to the group gathered Tuesday night.
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Doreen Smith
John L. Wilson
Youth Auto
Arkansas Weather Forecast With Scattered Tstorms
Forecast outlook for Arkansas calls for mostly slow moving systems from the south today and tonight with widely scattered showers and thundershowers. The heaviest activity expected in the southern half during the afternoon and evening. Tuesday partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. No significant temperature changes. Highs in the 80s to low 90s, lows tonight upper 60s to low 70s.
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Arkansas
Saetipelouty
Worth
Nixon attends governors conference on domestic issues
President Nixon travels to Colorado Springs for the National Governors Conference Labor Day events. He tours NORAD’s Cheyenne Mountain facility and outlines domestic policies to governors and their wives while Mrs. Nixon remains at the Broadmoor. A petition protests Vietnam war and the income tax surcharge.
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Los Angeles Rams
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San Diego
Florida
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Bebe’ Rebozo
White House
Boat iceberg collision kills three near Sumdum Glacier
In Alaska three people died when a fishing boat struck an iceberg near Sumdum Glacier about 40 miles south of Juneau. Two others were found aboard a life raft. Coast Guard units investigated the incident on Sunday.
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Alaska
Sumdam Glacier
Coast Guard
Stray Bullet Triggers Riots and Looting in Fort Lauderdale
In a predominately Negro neighborhood a stray bullet hit 43 year old Millie Adams after a drag race was broken up by Broward County deputies. Riots and looting followed with rocks bottles and fire bombs, 13 injured mostly by glass, 15 to 20 arrests reported.
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Fla
Thomas Atkinson
Broward County
Millie Adams
Miss Klees
Devlin appeals to wealth for Northern Ireland aid at Long Island party
Bernadette Devlin, 22, the youngest British MP, urged 200 guests at an estate garden event in Southampton to fund relief for Catholics left homeless by Northern Ireland unrest. Organizers planned to raise $1 million for the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, with gifts collected by volunteers.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Southampton
N.Y
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Elfine
Devlin
Andrew Stein
Miss Devlin
House of Commons
United States
Stein
New York City
Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
Frank Gogarty
Obituaries for Willie B Yancy and Ode Smith reported
Willie B Yancy 79 a restored farmer found dead at home. Surviving four sons, one daughter, two brothers. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at Herndon Chapel with burial at Patmos Cemetery. Ode Smith a Washington resident found dead at home. arrangements by Hicks Funeral Home. Also note on Libya after Suez War with Hassan el Rida named crown prince and Western ties. US Britain bases continued. 240 million air defense system ordered from Britain.
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Odis
Milton
Eddie Yancy
Pasadena
Texas
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Sheridan
Lois Tatum
Stamps
Richard
Opp
Alabama
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Geneva
Ala
Herndon Funeral Chapel
J.P. Skinner
Texarkana
Patmos
Herndon
Ode Smith
Washington
Hicks Funeral Home of
Hope
Libya
Europe
Associated Press
Allan Jacks
Iris
Hassan el-Rida
United States
Britain
Empowered Catholics Rework Church Voice on Draft Rift
On a Roman Catholic campus lawn early among dissident groups 3.6 million member church moves beyond its usual rules to grant a special voice and vote. Bishop David R. Thornberry of Wyoming says the aim is to let all church elements share in the work while addressing rising internal pressures.
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David R. Thornberry
Wyoming
Brewster accused of $30,000 in union contributions
Washington Post reports former U S Senator Daniel Brewster allegedly received thirty thousand dollars in 1967 and 1968 from the Seafarers International Union while backing federal agency status for the Federal Maritime Commission. FBI and a federal grand jury also probe bribery and junk mail fund claims tied to Brewster and others. Senator Long dismissed the charges as a "cock and bull" story.
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U.S
Daniel B. Brewster
Brewster and Son
Russell B. Long
the Post
Brewster
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Ireland
Long
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