Knight alleges Nixon ally offered California job if he quit race
Former Gov. Goodwin Knight says a wealthy Nixon friend offered him any California post if he withdrew from the 1962 gubernatorial bid. He claims two witnesses heard the Sept 7 call promising “chief justice or anything else you want” and says he will reveal identities if denied again.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard M. Nixon
California
Knight
Dick Nixon
William A. Munnell
Nixon
Robert Finca
el Dorado Hotel
Sacramento
Bob Finch
State Supreme Court
NLRB Reverses Stand on Agency Shop in GM UAW Case
The National Labor Relations Board, by a 4-1 vote, held that the agency shop is a lawful form of union security under Taft Hartley, reversing a prior Eisenhower era panel. The ruling orders General Motors to bargain on agency shop terms for 14,000 nonunion workers across nine Indiana plants amid state right to work limits.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Indiana
Weather forecast with showers and warming trend
The area will see showers or thundershowers tonight and Saturday as temperatures rise. Lows in the 50s tonight, highs in the lower 70s Saturday with a cooling trend late Saturday. Winds southeast 15 to 28 mph tonight shifting northwest 15 to 25 mph Saturday. Noon readings include 60 at American Motors, 58 Downtown, 55 Southport. Sunrise 5 46. Sunset 7:37.
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Southport
Ford Strike Deadline Looms in Detroit Talks
UAW President Walter P. Reuther set a 10 a.m. Tuesday strike deadline as Ford Motor Co and the union seek a three year labor pact. Malcolm L. Denise declined to blame either side while pledging continuous negotiations and a blackout on details. Local talks may extend time but the national deadline remains in effect to avoid a nationwide strike.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
Reuther
Denise
General Motors
United States urged to recognize Outer Mongolia
Justice William O. Douglas asked for quick U S recognition of Outer Mongolia and its entry into the United Nations as the U N Security Council debates Mongolia’s admission A U S position said not to oppose Outer Mongolia but Nationalist China threatened a veto.
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William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Outer Mongolia
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U.N. Security Council
Mongolia
United States
China
Temporary UN Chief Sought as Hammarskjold Remembrance Goes On
U Thant of Burma Mongi Slim of Tunisia Frederick Boland of Ireland and Ralph Enckell of Finland are named as interim candidates as U.N. seeks a temporary secretary general after U.S. and Soviet talks fail. Delegates memorialize Dag Hammarskjold in Stockholm as a resolution for an interim running group moves ahead. The plan to form a four member executive is rejected by the United States over veto concerns.
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U.S
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Valerian A, Zorin
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Tunisia
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Finland
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Temple University
Mediterranean Trip for Fleet Sets Beirut Visit
A large contingent of the U S Sixth Fleet plans a long planned visit to Lebanon, expected off Beirut on Tuesday and staying through October 8. Officials stressed the trip is unrelated to the Syrian revolt, though cancellation was possible amid the uprising. Syria near Latakia reported battle between Egyptian paratroopers and Syrian rebels.
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UPI
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Lebanon
Beirut
Syria
Latakia
Dag Hammarskjold Buried in Uppsala Sweden
A state funeral for Dag Hammarskjold, former United Nations secretary general, drew thousands in Uppsala. King Gustav VI Adolf authorized the ceremony, with dignitaries including Lyndon Johnson attending at Uppsala Cathedral. The service featured Elisabeth Soederstroem singing and a modest grave epitaph marking his birth and death dates.
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Sweden
Hammarskjold
Uppsala
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Lyndon Johnson
Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mongi Slim
U.N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
The
United Nations
Salute National Guard Plans Civic Day in Kenosha
Kenosha will honor 250 members of the 32nd National Guard Division with a public farewell program at Lakefront Stadium on Sunday October 15. A parade display of guard equipment and gifts to departing guardsmen will mark National Guard Appreciation Day with fund drives run by the Kenosha Evening News and local banks coordinating collections.
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Kenoshans
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National Guard
R. S. Kingsley
Sophus Nelson
Paul Whiteside
Eugene Hammond
Jim Barnhill
William
Salute National Guard
Kenosha
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R. 5. Kingsley
Civic Committee
Kenosha Evening News
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Kenosha National Bank
Brown National Bank
Kenosha Savings and Loan
Khrushchev Rejects Japanese Appeal to End Tests
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev rejected Hayato Ikeda’s request to stop Soviet nuclear weapons tests. He accused Japan of becoming an advanced military base with foreign rocket installations aimed at Russia, Communist China, and Red North Korea.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hayato Ikeda
Khrushchev
Ikeda
Japan
Russia
China
Stengel to Manage Mets for 1 Year in NL Debut
Casey Stengel, 72, agreed to manage the New York Mets on a one year contract as they join the National League next season. The decision follows talks with general manager George Weiss, reuniting the pair after their Yankees success of ten pennants and seven world titles.
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New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Mets
Stengel
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Weiss
Yankees
Nelson seeks probe into Peavey strike at Ladysmith
Gov Gaylord Nelson asked the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board to immediately investigate the month old Peavey Paper Mills strike in Ladysmith after the firm sought state assistance to maintain order at the plant. Berlin protests U S patrols on autobahn link to West Berlin.
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Peavey Paper Mills
Ladysmith
Episcopal Church Calls for World Unity to End Divisions
A 1,000-word pastoral letter read at a final joint session of the churchs house of bishops and house of deputies concluded its 60th general convention in Detroit. It urged Christian unity worldwide to honor the Lord and end divisions.
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IPI
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House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Adenauer Fights To Keep Charge In West German Aid
Chancellor Adenauer urged the Free Democratic Party to join a coalition government as West Germany faced political uncertainty. A CDU spokesman said Adenauer and Franz Josef Strauss invited FDP leader Erich Mende to meetings as the FDP signaled it would back him for up to a year.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Franz Josef Strauss
Erich Mende
Tunisian French negotiators sign Bizerte agreement
Reliable French sources report that Tunisian and French negotiators signed an agreement on Bizerte tonight in Tunis. The deal follows talks aimed to resolve disputes over the base and sovereignty, signaling a potential turning point in postcolonial arrangements.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Bizerte
Manitowoc Man Drowns After Pier Fall
Manitowoc Wisconsin July 59 year old Charles H Holsen apparently toppled into Lake Michigan while fishing from a municipal pier and drowned Thursday. He leaves a widow and a son.
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Wis
Charles H. Holsen
Lake Michigan
Labor Party Expels Communist-Dominated Union in Britain
The Executive Committee of Britain's Labour Party expelled the Electrical Trades Union, which was described as Communist-dominated, in a significant party action set in Blackpool, England.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Labor Party Today
Electrical Trades Union
Signs Of Progress On Berlin Talks Drift
Western ministers report slow gains in questioning Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on Berlin crisis plans. Rusk and Home have spent over ten hours with Gromyko in eight days, with no decisive answers. Indications suggest a Big Four foreign ministers conference may be possible later, but Moscow may delay until after a Kremlin party meeting next month.
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Gromyko
Rusk
Home
Washington
London
Provisional Government Established Amid Arab Union Crisis
Rebels in Damascus declare Syria independent of Egypt and form an 11 man civilian regime led by Mamoun al Kuzbari. Nasser orders withdrawal of military action to avoid Arab fighting Arab as paratroopers are redeployed and Latakia and Aleppo loyalties shift.
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Damascus
Syria
Egypt
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Damascus Radio
Mamoun al-Kuzbari
Latakia
Nasser
Cairo
L Ghoumaria
UPI
Maurice Guindi
Aleppo
Being Slow on Draw Brings Him Pipe Title
Arthur Gerdes of Flint Michigan won the world pipe smoking championship in Richmond by smoking for 64 minutes 7 seconds amid 17 contestants. He outlasted his wife and others as the event emphasized steady draw and cool temperament in its 13th annual contest.
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Richmond
Arthur Gerdes
Flint
Mich
Gerdes
Max Ingrees
Spaniola
Richard Austin
JFK Gromyko May Confer on Berlin Crisis
U S officials say a Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko may visit Washington next week to confer with President Kennedy on the Berlin crisis. No firm decision yet as talks depend on Dean Rusk's Saturday meeting with Gromyko. This would be their third Berlin discussion in 10 days. Rusk spent today at the United Nations General Assembly in talks with ministers from National China, the Congo, Somalia, Nepal, Ethiopia and Mali.
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Gromyko
Rusk
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