New Turn In Airline Strike Talks Shows Glimmer
Washington negotiators edged toward a possible settlement as talks between the International Association of Machinists and five airlines showed a conciliatory tone before stalling. Labor Secretary James Reynolds scheduled a morning session, while IAM leader Joseph Ramsey signaled willingness to compromise if wages and benefits concessions were liberal. Ramsey indicated a possible 42 month contract if employers offered more, contrasting with the union's demand for a 53 cent raise over three years plus a cost of living allowance and other benefits.
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Funeral Set For Parker Chief of Los Angeles Police
William H. Parker 64 longest serving LAPD chief dies after collapsing at a Marine veterans banquet. He joined the force in 1927 and led the department from 1951 amid fighting crime cartels and a major corruption scandal linked to officers allied with gambler Mickey Cohen. He had surgery last October for an aorta aneurysm and returned to duty before illness forced leave. His funeral will be held with full military honors in Los Angeles.
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UPS
William H. Parker
Parker
U.S. Bases in France in Crisis Talks over Evacuation
Paris reports say the United States and France opened talks on the future of U.S. bases in France as Paris demands withdrawal of about 28 000 troops and 40 installations by April 1 1967. Bohlen and Couve de Murville discussed reoccupying rights and post evacuation materials with no decisions reached.
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Charles E. Bohler
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Bohlen
Couve de Murville
Wilson peace bid rejected by Soviet Union
The Soviet Union rejected British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Viet Nam peace proposal and refused to intervene in North Vietnam's war crimes trials of U S prisoners. Spokesman Leonid Zamayatin said the fate of American pilots was for Hanoi to decide.
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Goldberg Warns of Disastrous Results Over Hanoi Trials
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg told Geneva officials that trying U S prisoners in North Vietnam would bring disastrous consequences. He presented a letter from Washington asserting U S fliers are protected by the 1949 Geneva Convention. Gallopin offered no comment while a Red Cross spokesman said they are acting to safeguard U S prisoners.
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Who Fears Virginia The Cop Arrests Manager Over Film
Police Sgt. Fred Cobb attended a screening of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf with his wife then returned with two officers to halt the film and confront theater manager Lawrence Kerrigan. Cobb arrested Kerrigan on charges of showing an indecent film amid a constitutional dispute over obscenity guidelines.
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Virginia Woolf
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
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Lawrence Kerrigan
Wilson seeks Moscow help to push Viet Nam peace talks
British and Soviet officials report no change in the climate for peace in Viet Nam after four days of talks with Prime Minister Wilson. The Soviet side rejected three key proposals including convening a Geneva peace forum and strengthening the ICC. A positive takeaway was closer rapport with Kosygin and better understanding of Soviet attitudes toward East West relations.
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Coed Editor Denied New Contempt Trial
Lane County Circuit Judge Edward Leavy denied Annette Buchanan a new trial on her contempt conviction for refusing to disclose student sources in a marijuana story. The 20 year old University of Oregon Daily Emerald editor was convicted June 28 and fined 300 dollars. an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court was signaled.
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University of Oregon
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Last Night At The Guild Theater And Local Says
Tonight is the final show at the Guild Theater with possible awards expected. Los Angeles Police Chief William Parker has died, a loss to law enforcement and its complex rights protections. Paradise is right here in Las Vegas proclaims Mr and Mrs John Kinnear after returning from the South Pacific. Caesars Palace enjoys heavy publicity before opening. Local resident Mr Bible suggests casinos pool resources to fund a Data Center nursery for children while parents enjoy casino facilities. SUN reader Harry Hayes jokes about illiteracy and grammar as he signs off with a playful note.
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William Parker
Las Vegas
John Kinnear
Islands
South Pacific
Bible
Sign on Southern California church draws faith lift
A Las Vegas clergyman recalls seeing a church sign in southern California that read Come in and have your faith lifted signaling a lighthearted plea to visitors and believers.
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Las Vegas
California
Violence erupts as crowd attacks in South Bend
A four hour outbreak in South Bend saw bricks and rocks hurled at police and bystanders. Seven injured including one officer. Two suspects, both Black, arrested. Police used dogs and fired shots over heads to disperse a crowd of up to one hundred. One person bitten by a police dog.
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Ind
Upt
Johnson Signs 3.2 Percent Federal Pay Raise
President Johnson signed a 3.2 percent pay raise for federal workers and said the measure sets an example for labor and management or inflation control. He warned the law could threaten anti inflation efforts if followed by further spending that raises overall costs.
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UPI
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