Government to Try to Halt Rail Strike
Washington reports the government aims to avert a nationwide railway shut down set for Tuesday morning as six shop craft unions clash with railroad negotiators. Federal mediators seek a joint session. union leader Michael Fox warns a strike is in defiance of public interest and cites job security as the core issue.
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Washington
Howard Gamser
National Mediation Board
Francis A. O'eill
Representa
Corfsmon
Michael Fox
Wolfe
Fioh
é.Johnson
Johnson
White House
Railway Labor Act
A. Board
National Railway Labor Conference
Fox
Afl-Cio “Railway
Carmen
Oislers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railway System
Long Island Rail Road
U S Catholic Bishops Rally for Jewish Tolerance Declarations
The U S Catholic bishops gathered at the Pontifical North American College led by Cardinal Cushing to back a Vatican Ecumenical Council declaration on Jews and oppose weakening its declaration on religious tolerance. About 23 bishops agreed on a united stance and plan to present speakers on the Vatican floor when the documents are reviewed at St Peter's late this month. They urged the Jewish declaration to retain explicit language that Jews do not bear the blame for the crucifixion, emphasizing responsibility lies with all humankind.
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Vatican City
United States
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pontifical North American College
St. Peter's Basilica
Weather outlook shows calm day with minor temperature shift
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and little temperature change today. Expect thundershowers likely in the western area Sunday, shaping the weekend weather pattern.
Strong Earthquake Felt in Hawaii
An earthquake struck the big island of Hawaii with magnitude about five on the Richter scale, followed by lesser shocks. Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey volcano observatory, led by Dr. H.A. Powers, warned of potential Kilauea eruption and anticipated damage in populated areas. A later quake was estimated at magnitude four.
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Hilo
Hawaii
U.S. Geoological Survey
Volcano Observatory
Kilauea
H.A. Powers
Arkansas Campaign Roundup Features Rockefeller Policy List
Winthrop Rockefeller unveiled six campaign issues including term limits highways education civil rights welfare and gambling. He argued Faubus could pursue a seventh term and possibly join the Senate. Rockefeller appeared with Barry Goldwater in Memphis while Faubus endorsed the Johnson Humphrey ticket boosting his bid. A 22 year old Episcopal minister in Pine Bluff backed gambling legalization criticizing opponents for misrepresentation. Continued on Page Two.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Orval EB. Faubus
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Hubert Humphrey
Faubus
Senate
William Fulbright
Aie
Mae Thi Faubus
Barry Goldwater
Memphis
Winthrop
Goldwater
Blytheville
Johnson
J. W. Trimble
Fort Smith
el Paso
Tex
Eufaula Dam
Oklahoma
Johnson - Humphrey
McGehee
McClinton
Arkansas Democratic Vote
Ers Association
Garland County
James S. Cox Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Pine
Uff
Cox
Churches United Against
Ford and UAW reach in principle contract accord in Detroit
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers cleared an in principle labor contract. parallel to Chrysler and unions, the agreement includes wage and benefit increases, expanded retirement options, higher cost-of-living protections, added holidays, and new Christmas bonus funding. Enhanced health and life coverage for retirees begins November, with no general wage rise in 1964. Chrysler's status remained unsettled as 7,000 workers threatened to strike at 10 am ST.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Malcolm
Denise
Ford
iCarvaler Corp
Iherefore
Secrecy Clamp on Shooting in Gulf of Tonkin
The United States government maintains secrecy over reports of two U.S. destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin near Nghe An. Initial accounts say radar detected hostile craft while the ships fired no confirmed shots. North Vietnam claimed heavy explosions and aircraft over the scene, while Beijing and Hanoi offered divergent statements. The incident follows earlier Aug. clashes and U.S. air strikes against torpedo boat bases.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Ple Niort
Foreign Ministry
Nghe ‘An
China News Agency
Hanoi
Nghe An
Red China
United States
North Viet Nam
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Secreary
Robert §. McNamara
White House
State’ Department
Mrs Johnson Makes First Political Talk in Ohio
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson campaigned for the great society at a Federated Democratic Women of Ohio luncheon in Columbus after a stop in Akron. She argued the program needs practical leadership and grassroots action, stressing it cannot be delivered at doorsteps and must be brought to life by people.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Johnson
Congress
Akron
Washington
Goldwater Attacks Democratic Farm Policy at Plowing Contest
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces Democratic agriculture programs and pledges to end bureaucratic meddling in private affairs. He decries wartime policy as weakness and indecision, promoting voluntary commodity programs and price supports free from political manipulation. Humphrey also speaks at the National Plowing Contest.
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Buffalo
N.D
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
Orville L. Freeman
Raleigh
N.C
Lambert Brothers Honored for 111 Years of Service
The Lambert family of Washington notably totals 111 years in Army Navy and Air Force service across four brothers. Marcus Lambert, Pine Beach NJ, Navy 1919 1950 31 years. Joe Calvin Lambert, Adjutant General of the U S Army since 1961 now Major General. Oliver G Lambert, Army Air Forces and later Air Force Master Sergeant, retired 1953 Fort Worth. Walter S Lambert Jr Army 1931 1944 instructor at Ft Knox. Sisters C L Grimes Mineral Springs and Tom Rextoat Hope provided research.
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Lambert
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marcus
Pine Beach
N. J
Norfolk
Pearl Harbor
Joe Calvin
U.S. Army
Hope Star
Nuemberg
Oliver G. Lambert
Regular Army
U. S
Canal Zone
Italy
Infantry
Cavalry
Air Corps
Air Forces
Fort Worth
Walter S. Lambert, Jr
Army Jn
Honolulu
Start Early on Social Security Claim Before Retirement
Retirees should contact their social security office up to three months before retirement to obtain earnings records from Baltimore and learn required proofs. Mr Blackwood, district manager in Texarkana, urges early calls or mail to ensure timely first benefit and avoid avoidable trips, with Texarkana office reachable by phone at 792-2736.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Blackwood
Texarkana
Texas
Presbyterian Women End Year's Study
The First Presbyterian Church adult members completed a year's Covenant Life Curriculum study, a new Christian Education approach for six denominations. Nine curriculum previews were held in the Synod of Arkansas in September to introduce the program to church members, especially Sunday School teachers and officers. On September 17 Magnolia Church hosted a preview from 5:30 to 10:00 pm with attendees including Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawrence and several others from Hope Church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Covenant Life
United States
Presbyterian and Reformed
Presbyterian Church
Synod of Arkansas
Magnolia, Ark
Hope Church
Magnolia
L. T. Lawrence
Fred Ellis
W. E. Waller
Crit Stuart, Jr
Hamilton Hanegan
Jin McKenzie
Tax Relief Brought No Wild Spree
Washington AP reports that after the income tax cut there was no stampede to stores last spring yet economists note spending of the extra money rose in recent weeks. Consumers spent about 52 percent of the first three months of the tax relief, April through June, with July and August expected to show a larger share.
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Adren Cooper
Richard H. Holton
Commerce
C. Canby Balderston
Federal Reserve Board
Holton
Raymond Clark Charged Over Bank Shortage
Raymond Clark, 30, assistant cashier at First National Bank, was arrested by FB agents for allegedly converting 4000 in bank funds. He was arraigned in U S District Court at Texarkana on bond and released. Clark, a Hempstead native and eight year employee, faced a continuing investigation amid bank assurances of insurance coverage.
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Raymond Clark
First National Bank
Clark
U.S
Texarkana
Hempstead
Itc
Lloyd Spencer
First National
Spencer
Barry Goldwater Attacks Johnson as Wild Spender in Texas
Barry Goldwater launched his campaign swing in Longview Texas accusing President Johnson of being the wildest spender. He cited rising federal payrolls and daily spending, claiming Johnson misleads the public about frugality. Goldwater pressed for an open Bobby Baker inquiry as crowds cheered in eight Southern states.
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Longview
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Kennedy
Goldwater
Lyndon
Coldwater
Greenville
Paul F. Wagner
New Orleans
Tulane Stadium
Bobby Baker
White House
Lyndon Baines Johnson
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Melbo
Ter R. Mears
Fee
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Humphrey
Marcus Lambert
Mary Anita Laseter
Doe C
Walter Lambert
Start
S. S
Presbyterian
Barry
Walter R. Mears
Springfield
Mos ‘Valville
Nde
Charleston
W.va
Arizona
South Carolina
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
D.C
Shreveport
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