GE Contract Talks Show Signs of Easing
Government proposals to settle the GE labor dispute with 11 unions offer potential movement after weekend sessions with Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Connor. Key issues are grievance arbitration and a cost of living escalator affecting about 120,000 GE and IUE workers.
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Washington
UPI
General Electric
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
New York
L-Union
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Cannon
Wirtz
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Johnson
Chicago Police Probe Slaying Suspect in Percy Case
Investigators seek the killer of Valerie Perterday after a fatal bludgeoning at a Kenilworth area home. A possible suspect, a Chicago youth using the alias John W. Croft, checked into a Glenview motel days before the body was found. Police note tranquilizer bottles and a glass cutter as part of the inquiry.
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Chicago
UPS
Valerie Perterday
Percy
Robert Daley
Kenil@feth
Ill
Valerie
Charles H. Percy
Daley
Glenview
John W. Croft
Kansas City
Kan
Chicago Police Crime Laboratory
Oregon tightens rules for first driver licenses
Salem Oregon motorists applying for their first driver's licenses must prove age and name. Officials say many applicants under twenty one have attempted to obtain licenses by misrepresenting their age.
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Salem
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Mansfields Praises Johnson NY Speech on East Europe Ties
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield praised President Johnson for his New York address on expanding relations with Eastern European Communist nations. He called the speech an honor filled challenge to the Soviets and a forthright statement of U.S. goals. Senator Henry M. Jackson agreed it was superbly timed and significant, noting a new U.S. leadership in allied political cooperation with East Europe and the Soviet Union amid Moscow Peking tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
New York
U.S
Mansfield
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Jackson
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Central Telephone to Hear Complaints in November PSC Probe Ordered
Public Service Commission Chairman George Allard said Central Telephone subscribers will get a chance to air service and billing complaints at November hearings amid a broader probe ordered by Gov. Grant Sawyer on August 29. The investigation includes overcharges tied to Las Vegas hotels and school district disputes, with a three member PSC team to present findings next week.
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Central Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
George Allard
the Sun
Las Vegas
Clark County
Allard
Grant Sawyer
PSC
Monroe, Ltd
Teleconomy Corp
Monroe
Teleconomy
Bob Petroni
Desert Inn
Central Telephone
Carson City
FBI
Henderson Novelty C. and Clark Associates
Sawyer
The
SUN
Navy Pilot Dengler Goes From Escape to Quiet Honeymoon
Navy pilot Dieter Dengler, rescued after months as a prisoner in Laos, married Marina Adamich in Reno. The 28 year old German born officer, now a U. S. citizen, wed at Park Wedding Chapel after obtaining a marriage license with his Stanford research assistant bride, amid previously announced postponement due to medical issues linked to his jungle ordeal.
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Nev
UPI
Navy
Dieter Dengler
Laos
Jg) Dengler
Dengler
Adamich
Stanford University
Washoe County
Park Wedding Chapel
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
U.S. Air Force
San Diego
Calif
Miss Adamich
San Mateo College
San Francisco
Daugter
Z. V. Adamich
Belmont
Bus Train Tragedy in Dorion Canada Kills Eighteen Teens
A freight train struck a bus carrying singing teenagers near Dorion Quebec killing eighteen and the bus driver. Twenty one injured, two in a coma, as investigators probe automatic and manual signals at the crossing and the scene is cleared. Police question two women in a car behind the bus.
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Canadian National Railway
Montreal
Canadian National
Dorion
Texas Navy Auction Sparked Galveston Stand
From 1836 to 1843 Texas operated a Gulf sailing navy. In 1843 the fleet was put up for auction but Galveston residents blocked bids. Three years later the four-ship Texan force was transferred to the U.S. Navy.
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Dallas
UPI
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
U.S. Navy
Space Committee Leadership and Regional Unity Emphasized
The piece highlights Sen. Clinton Anderson of New Mexico as Space Committee chair and praises how New Mexico avoids federal clashes, while Nevada relies on Sens. Alan Bible and Howard Cannon to secure funding and ease labor disputes. It warns that labor strife near Mercury could threaten the regional economy and urges cooperation between workers and management to avoid catastrophe.
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Senate Space Committee
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Nevada
Washington
Walter Baring
Alan Bible
White House
Howard Cannon
Senate
Johnson May Make South Viet Nam Call
Bangkok Thailand UPI reports President Johnson may visit South Viet Nam or fly over parts of that country during his scheduled Thailand trip. Thai officials led by Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn plan talks on Viet Nam and the bilateral anti Communist pact. Johnson to stay at Boromphinman Hall and is expected to visit Korat Airbase and Sattahip harbors with possible stops at Takhli and Udorn bases.
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Thailand
UPI
Johson
South
Viet Nam
Johnson
Manila
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thanom
Boromphinman Hall
Grand Palace
Korat
Sattahip
Takhli
Udorn
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