Realism Urged in UAW AMC Contract Talks
In Detroit AMC executives Frank G. Armstrong and Pat Greathouse pressed the UAW to approach negotiations with realism amid no profits last year and no profit so far this year. The talks cover 17 750 AMC workers and run through Oct. 16 with wage and benefit parity sought with the industry. Walter Reuther signaled possible concessions while outlining a profit sharing aim tied to supplementary programs. Leonard Woodcock described plans to secure guaranteed income via unemployment benefits and other sources.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Frank G. Armstrong
AMC
U.S
Armstrong
Pat Greathouse
UAW
Detroit News
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
American Motors
Leonard Woodcock
Tech Union
William Lohman Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
Coroner's jury in Fort Ya, North Dakota area rules the death of 42 year old William Lohman of Mobridge South Dakota as a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Lohman was found beside his pickup on a ranch north of McIntosh near the North Dakota line. A rifle lay nearby. Death timed at 8 p.m. Monday. He was a feed lot operator and rancher with partnerships in the Dakotas Montana Kansas Canada and Mexico.
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N.D
William Lohman
Mobridge
S.D
West
Lohman
McIntosh
North Dakota
Dakotas
Montana
Kansas
Canada
Mexico
Mother Seeks Return of Abandoned Son at Wichita
A mother who left her two year old at Wichita State University on June 29 has failed to regain custody despite efforts. Juvenile officer James Gates says the dependency and neglect hearing is set for August 3 and will determine if the boy may be returned. Capt. George Mohrbacher notes the mother contacted authorities shortly after the abandonment saying she was out of money and didn’t know what to do.
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Wichita (Ap
Wichita State University
James Gates
George Mohrbacher
Nuclear Treaty May Be Stalled
U S officials say the Soviet Union may delay a proposed treaty to ban nuclear weapons spread due to opposition to U S foreign policy. A final draft was expected after the Glassboro Summit but may wait until Andrei Gromyko returns from the U N debate in New York. The cancellation of a U S tour for a Soviet dance group adds to concerns over nonproliferation talks.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York
United Nations
Middle East
Soviet delays 200 member troupe visit amid U S Soviet tensions
U S State Department says the Soviet Union postponed indefinitely the visit of a 200 member dance troupe as part of a cultural exchange program. Officials view the cancellation as a display of Soviet opposition to U S policy and foresee potential shifts in future Moscow Washington relations amid broader debates on military and foreign affairs. Public accord on a nonproliferation pact marked a breakthrough in Glassboro talks.
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Kremlin
United’ States
State Department
Washington
U.S
East
Vietnam
Glassboro
Public Health Service studies birth control pills in Walnut Creek
The Public Health Service reports 11 000 women in Walnut Creek California will join a long range experiment to assess birth control pills safety. Researchers will look for cancer links and risks of clots and strokes, a process that could take ten years to yield solid results.
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Washington
Public’ Health Service
Walnut Creek
Calif
PHS
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Contract
A contract with the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development is referenced in the document. The agreement relates to funding or collaboration for health research programs connected to child development and related fields. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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National Institute of Child Health,and Human Development
Senators Clash Over Firearms Bill Amid Campaign Attacks
In Washington the administration firearms control bill faces sharp pushback with opponents accused of a massive publicity campaign. Senator Kennedy defends the bill while Senator Mansfield backs a handgun sale bill. Senator Dodd calls for disposal of all guns. Separately the EEOC rules workers hired on religious grounds must prove undue hardship to justify religious-based hiring refusals affecting Sabbath observance and holy days.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Thomas J.dodd
Dconn
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Lawrence city to issue 775000 in bonds for streets sewers and parks
City of Lawrence Kansas adopts ordinance authorizing internal improvement bonds totaling 775 000 to fund sanitary sewers street work and parks projects approved under multiple ordinances and resolutions. Bonds dated August 1 1967 will be issued in 155 5 000 denominations with annual tax levies to cover principal and interest.
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Lawrence ‘Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Capital Improvement Fund
Board OF Commissioners
County OF
Douglas
State OF
Eee
City
United States OF America
Smarmin
TRRIC
K.S.A
Ita
David Blick Named Interior Undersecretary Replacement
David Blick, as undersecretary of the interior, replaces Charles F. Luce who quits to become board chairman of Consolidated Edison Co. of New York.
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David
Blick
Charles F. Luce
Consolidated Edison Co
New York
Cross Claim and Probate Notices in Douglas County
Multiple public notices from Lawrence Kansas dated July 13 1967 include a cross claim by Goldie Allen against American Real Estate Inc and Prudential Insurance Co of America with a plea for declaratory ownership. Also a probate hearing on the Elsie Haigh estate and a special election for a Lecompton bridge with a cost up to 1 100 000.00. Public notices request defenses by August 8 1967 and outline court dates and locations.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
19Th Street
Kansas
City Hall
Atchison, Topeka ,and Santa Fe
Haskell Avenue
Block
Bowling Square
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad
Homewood Gardens
Vera Mercer
Cs Weare Lita
Soate Association
American Real Eatate, Inc
State of
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Goldie Allen
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas Couny
Elsie Haigh
Hale Steele
Douglas County
Oyler
Paddock
Lecompton
Board of County Commissioners
Kansas, At the Following Described Location, To Weginning
Carriere
Kansas River
Jefferson County
Perry
State Highway Commission
Asx
DD. E
Virgil Francis Horrell
Vine
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence National Bank of
Riling & Riling
John J
Riling
Lawrence Realty& Insurance, Inc
Ira Baker
le Roy
Kans
Hays Brothers
Centennial Park
Gill
Indian Hills
Missouri
Baldwin
Barrett Realty
Gill Agency
HPR
Holmes, Peck & Brown, Inc
Good West
Atic
Esther
Eddy Shriver
Hills
Glenn Kappelman
Traylor
Calvin
Mass
Esther Eddy
Shriver
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Lawrence News
Circulation Department
Shriners
Anid Legal
Journal-World Net
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Ansas
R.A. Raney
Boeay
Ibelty
J. Raney
Lawra Bally
Igseas Court
Jack C. Maxwell Lawrence
National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
R. H. Raney
APTAC
Lil Vera Mercer
Dougdan Co Coupety
Mlugene
Dacoanys
Antate Gill
énOty
Aas Ag
23Rd
Hwy
N.E
Schwarz Rd
Nals
Jewel
Broadview Heights
Holmes
Peck & Brown
Monkhy
Iowa
Poe
Sash
Nashua
BRN
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