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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

2

Chrysler Walkout Near End as UAW Reaches Deal

Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers Union reached a tentative agreement to end a six day strike that idled 42 600 workers. Douglas Fraser scheduled a ratification meeting at the Twinsburg Ohio stamping plant. If ratified, some operations will resume today with others over the weekend and into next week. The stamping plant walkout began last Thursday over 14 grievances and is a key plant for body sections for Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge vehicles.

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Campaign to resume riot bill drive faces doubt

Washington dispatch reports President Johnson's administration doubts the constitutionality of more than six anti-riot bills. Assistant Attorney General John Doar warns such laws are not a panacea while Rep. William Cramer accuses Doar of inaction. Celler and Percy weigh campaign dynamics as strike shadows Illinois politics. Valerie Percy's death case advances slowly as Douglas' campaign continues.

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Romney Says Civil Rights Field Too Extended

Gov. George Romney warned that federal leaders have raised expectations on civil rights too high, creating danger. He cited unrest in Michigan cities and blamed militant leadership for disrupting progress toward eliminating social injustice. In Chicago demonstrations, Dr. J H Jackson said King protests failed with millions spent, hundreds wounded and many dead.

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Fire Talk at Hospital Ends With Blaze

A meeting hall at Hudson River State Hospital in Poughkeepsie burned to the ground Wednesday while about 30 hospital safety officers were in a conference on fire fighting. The officers reportedly missed the blaze as they were taken to dinner.

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Contempt Trial Opens Minus Powell Counsel

Four lawyers for Demu against him in a contempt case linked to Adam Clayton Powell. The court ruled Powell’s civil contempt case proceeds while criminal counts loom, jurors to decide wilful defiance. The trial continues as Justice Saypol presides over a mixed jur y panel after Powell’s absence and legal wrangles over jurisdiction.

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