GM Refuses Surprise Offer From Union
General Motors rejects a surprise UAW proposal to submit deadlocked talks to a White House arbitration panel as a strike deadline looms. UAW president Walter Reuther vows continued bargaining and warns of a 325,000 GM job shutdown if no new agreement is reached by 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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A. F. Mahan Detrom
General Moriis Corp. Inlay
United Arto Workers
Tiauntan
Weonlraet Tilks
Arbitration Board
Louis G. Seaton
Jose
A. F. Mahan
Walter —P. Reuther
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Wiless MM
Reuther
UAW
Louis G. Staton
Reathers
Soulon
Newthor
General Motor
African Motors Corp
American Motors
Pord
Chrysler
Louis G. Scalon
Teaber
Ugg
GML
Weather Jeechat Station Forecast Update
Weather report from Jeechat Station notes high temperatures in the mid 90s with coastal lows around the mid 60s. Forecaster expects clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and possible thunder showers into the evening and through Wednesday.
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Jeechat
Alo P.m. Man
Yolal
ANK
Associated Press
Contin
Tortheast
Aid
Tenlat
5000 Fight Forest Fires in California
San Francisco AP reports a force of 5000 men fought for a fourth day to contain extensive fires across California. More than 180000 acres burned in 170 fires from San Diego to Guerneville, with damages expected in the millions and over 150 structures lost. Five people died, including two motorists, a bombing plane pilot, and two heart attack victims.
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San Francisco
California
San Diego
Russian River
Guerneville
Travis
Air Force Base
Kelsey
Sutter Creek
Mother Lade
Amador County
Vocano
Eyules
San Quentin
Chico
Woman Fatally Wounded in Arkansas Shooting
Mrs Willig Mae Green aged 31 died Monday after being shot Saturday night in Hop Springs Ark Her husband Delbert J Green 38 is held on an open charge as police say she was shot in the face while seated in a car at the scene Local authorities report the incident remains under investigation.
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Hop Springs
Ark
Cain
Willig Mae Green
Delbert J. Green
Wis
Sin
Khrushchev Jumps at Crack During French Exposition
In Moscow Khrushchev is startled by a compressed air explosion during a tour of the French exposition. A pistollike crack echoes as he cries Oy and guards show fear before officials identify the source and calm returns.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Micer
Americans Honor William R. Foster in Moscow Hall of Columns
The body of William R. Foster, veteran U S Communist leader and three-time presidential candidate, lies in state in Moscow at the Hall of Columns in the Trade Union House. Foster died Friday in a Moscow sanitarium and burial arrangements have not been announced.
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Moscow
William R. Foster
U. S
Red
United States
West leaders urge atmosphere test ban denounced by Soviet
London AP report says Moscow denounces Kennedy and Macmillan proposal to ban atmospheric nuclear tests as a maneuver to justify underground tests. Home Service broadcast first informed Soviet people of the appeal by the two Western leaders.
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London
Moscow
Malia
Kennedy
Macmillan
Home Service
Fighting Continues in Viet Nam Near Kontum Province
In Kontum near the Laos border Viet Cong battalions attacked no government outposts Friday. Reports from Saigon say the fighting persists with continued hostilities in the mountainous region.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Enutine
Kontum
Negro Teenagers Fire Shotguns at Gilkun Park Dance
Report from Little Rock says several youths fired shotguns and pistols at a Negro dance at Gilkun Park Monday night. Two people were wounded and two arrested as crowds dispersed after the incident.
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Little Rock
Apia
Gilkun Park
Jushia Steedie
Nonaligned Nations Urge Peace Moves From Belgrade
Delegates from 25 nonaligned nations urged Presidents Kennedy and Khrushchev to pursue urgent steps to ease the cold war. They planned to send messages and delegates to Moscow and Washington, seeking a Berlin solution and progress toward disarmament, with leaders like Nehru and Nkrumah pushing for talks. The draft communique faced compromises and debated recognizing East Germany, while colonialism and East West tensions dominated discussions.
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Belgrade
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscaw
Washington
Ehru
India
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Modiba Keila
Mali
Sukarno
Gamil Abdle Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nehru
A.m
Membey
Germany
Mauritania
Iren
Mtthiopie
Commmunist
Yugoslavia
Ciba
Cyprus
Nebo
Oresilent Nasser
United
Aral Republic
Osvalle Burticos
Aberin
Angelia
American tourist jailed in Russia for espionage
Marvin William MacKinnon, an American tourist from Chassell Michigan and a West Berlin student, was sentenced by a Soviet military court in Kiev to eight years in prison for espionage. Tass reported his arrest on July 27 for photographing military installations and gathering intelligence while traveling through Hungary and Czechoslovakia. The case underscores Soviet claims that West Berlin is a hub for spies.
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Moscowat
Kev
Marvin William Mikinen
Chassell
Mich
Isvestia
Makinen
Moscow
West Berlin
Ukraine
Tass
Marvin
William MacKinnon
U.S
State Department
MacKinnon
Chessell
Upper Peninsula
Vass
Mackiinon
West Berlin University
U. Ss
Soviet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Sone
Margt J. Kaminsky
Edwardsville
Postmasters Are Confirmed by Kennedy Nominees
Washington reports the Senate confirmed three Arkansas postmasters named by President Kennedy. The appointees include Jessie Z. Lowery at Lusor James, James at Saint Joe, and Gerald Sale at Pigott, replacing prior incumbents and advancing postal operations in their communities.
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Washington
Arkansas
Kennedy
Jessie Z. Lower Meats
Lusor
James 1
Saint Joe
Gerald Sale
Pigott
Faubus Warns of Backlash Over Texarkana Tax Vote
Arkansas Governor Faubus warned that lawmakers who oppose his funding will face political retaliation. He criticized Sen. John O. Moore of Texarkana and Sen. Marshall Shackleford for breaking with the administration over budgeting in a special session. Faubus tied Texarkana sales tax concessions to lobbying, noting Texarkana's prior exemption and a new local levy.
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Dorado
Moore
Texarkana
Arkansas
Texas
Ark
Wattbus
Jack Clark
Faubus
Quake Scorches Chalkis Near Athens in Greece
An earthquake shook Chalkis and nearby areas about 40 miles northeast of Athens with tremors felt across the capital region. No casualties were reported as the quake jolted coastal Greece and caused minor structural concerns in several houses.
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Atmens
Janik
Buhosa
Chalkis
Gaboen
Tear Gas Incident In Berlin Border Sector
An American patrol at Heidelberger Strasse in Berlin faced East German police spraying a high pressure water hose. In response the Americans fired tear gas across the border as Communist police ducked into doorways. An officer and a Jeep crew were involved in the confrontation.
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Berlin
Binder
Heidelberger Strasse
West Berlin
Local 1961 Graduates Entering Colleges Across the Area
A mix of 1961 graduates note college enrollments in the area with names heading to Southern State and other institutions. Students including Ford Ward Burke Lloyd and Haminton Coffee head to colleges, while others pursue football baskets and naval careers. Data on births and deaths for April appears, alongside community notes on clergy moves and a local business change at Jack's Newsstand.
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State
Ford
Ward
David Burke
Peggy Lloyd
Ftope
Wenslell Hamiton
Gary Coffee
Emmet 2
Ondehila
Sharon Fielding
Dorothy Smith
Tonna ‘Taylor
Ann Suttery
Violet Townemaker
James Hardy
Larry Walton
Arkansas State Teachers College
Bill Paulkner
Emmet
Henderson State Teachers College
Curtis Churchwell
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Jimmy R Lieyd
Lubbock
Texas
Texas ‘Tech
Rumie Loudermilk
Emeret
Air Corridor Traffic Grows Jittery Over Berlin Threats
West Berlin air traffic faces rising tension as East Germany and the Soviet bloc threaten to control the four power air corridors. Pilots warn that losing navigational safety or air personnel could halt flights to and from Berlin, already difficult due to fog and strict altitude limits. If East Germany acts, the air over Berlin could become volatile, forcing airlines to consider stopping service.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Berlin
West Berlin
Pan American
British Europe- San Airways
Air Iandge
Aifields
East Germany
Reddorin
East Berlin
Schoenfeld
Rain Dampens Large U.S. Weather Across Regions
The Associated Press reports widespread rain dampening much of the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast amid Labor Day weather. Cool in the Rockies, warm elsewhere with heavy Texas rainfall up to five inches and major flooding in Abilene and San Angelo. Temperatures vary from the low 40s in the Rockies to around 84 in Laredo, with midwestern plains and Great Lakes regions seeing mixed conditions.
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Associated Press
Coaglatves
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Colorado
Texas
Abilene
San Angelo
San Antonio
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Washington Coast
Caralinis
Rocky Mountain Region
Laredo
Tex
Grgeat Lakes
JFK Opens Door to Reds to Ban Tests
President Kennedy signaled openness to a test ban with Soviet Premier Khrushchev after Moscow resumed atmospheric nuclear trials. The U.S. and Britain pressed for a three power agreement by the deadline set for a response, while Washington called the latest detonation not an answer to the proposal.
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JFK
Reds
John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Russia
White House
State Department
Hyannis Port
Moss
Kenenedy
Nantuelus
ABC
Andrew Haleher
White Hose Pr
United States
Kurush
Moscow
Kennedy
Muroldl Macmilin
Khrushclev
Battinlay
Stirastivhev
AEC
Protest at Soviet Nuclear Tests by Japanese Women
A column of 15m Japanese women staged a protest in Tokyo against Soviet nuclear tests. The demonstrators, linked with the Japan Women’s Federation, urged an end to the tests while receiving no official response from the Soviet embassy.
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Tokyo
United States
Alekssei Li Setutorov
Japan Women's Federation
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