Hour of Strike Draws Near As Parleys Go On
DETROIT AP negotiators rush to reach a new labor contract between Chrysler and the United Auto Workers with a 10 am Wednesday strike deadline approaching. UAW President Walter Reuther urges renewed talks while cautioning no government intervention is planned, as both sides report gaps on pay and pension terms.
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United Auto Workers Union
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General Motors
Ford
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Cadillac Square
Johnson
Rebels declare People's Republic in Stanleyville
Rebels in northern Congo proclaim a People's Republic in Stanleyville and advance toward Coquilhatville. Radio names Christophe Gbenye as president and Gaston Soumialot as defense minister, with aims to link with Kwilu forces and isolate Leopoldville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Burundi
Coquilhatville
Cuvette Centrale
Brazzaville
Kwilu
Pierre Mulele
Peking
Ikeda to Undergo Treatment at Cancer Center Hospital
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda, 65, will enter the National Cancer Center Hospital Wednesday for treatment of a noncancerous throat condition. A spokesman said he suffers chronic laryngeal catarrh causing pain.
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Hayato Ikeda
National Cancer Center Hospital
Ikeda
Two Die In Turnpike Accident Near Wellington
AP report notes the Kansas Turnpike carried 95,368 vehicles and traveled 5,622,000 miles over Labor Day weekend with one fatal accident near Wellington Saturday night. Vehicle use fell about 10,000 from the previous year.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Wellington
No Trouble When Color Bar Falls
In Montgomery three schools desegregate with minimal incident as Negro students enter Lanier Lee high schools and Harrison Elementary. A small picket line forms at one site while police guard intersections and verify identities at Lanier. Mothers accompany entering students amid quiet coverage by reporters and housewives across the street.
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Montgomery
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Prince Edward County Opens Schools With Token Integration
Prince Edward County reopens public schools after a five year lockout to avoid desegregation. As students return 1,600 Black pupils join a handful of white classmates in the reopened classrooms, with minimal police presence and little public disturbance. The county had closed schools in 1959 to dodge integration and now gradually restores public schooling.
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Farmville
South
Prince Edward Academy
Prince Edward
Lynda Bird Designated Personal Rep at Royal Wedding
President Johnson designated his daughter Lynda Bird Johnson as one of his personal representatives at the wedding of King Constantine of Greece and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark in Athens on September 18.
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Johnson
Lynda Bird Johnson
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Athens
Democrats Say Miller Wrong On LBJ Castro Policy
Democratic leaders disputed William Miller's claim that the Johnson administration pledged never to take action against Castro. Senate leader Mansfield and House Speaker McCormack rebutted the charge, while McCormack pushed to advance medical care for the aged under Social Security in the current session.
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William E. Miller
Soviet Union
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South Bend
Ind
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U.S
Mike Mansfield
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John W. McCormack
McCormack
Congress
Baker Memorial Fund Enriches Baker University Curriculum
A memorial fund at Baker University Baldwin aims to enrich education and cultural programs as an endowment. More than 60 donors have contributed about $30,000 including a $25,000 gift from Bartlett and Company of Kansas City led by President F W Bartlett, brother of Paul Bartlett Sr. The widow Alice H. Bartlett serves on the university board since 1958.
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Bartlett Grain Co
Kansas City
Bartlett and Company
F.W. Bartlett
Paul Bartlett Sr
Alice H. Bartlett
Baker University Board of Trustees
Tired Klan Session At Stone Mountain Rally
A Stone Mountain Klan convention draws 400+ as cross burning lights the hillside. Venable laments dwindling crowds while leaders denounce Johnson and Hoover. Speakers offer prayers and white supremacist rhetoric amid a restrained, tense gathering of 19 state chapters.
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Danielsville
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Lemuel A. Penn
Venable
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J Edgar Hoover
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Lyndon Johnson
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Tenn
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Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Florida
the Invisible Empire
Judge blocks bid to subpoena Baker aides in suit
In Washington, federal Judge Alexander Holtzoff denied Capitol Vending Co a chance to depose four high officials including Walter Jenkins and James Webb in the $300,000 civil suit against Bobby Baker. The judge allowed written questions to Webb and Jenkins, and sidestepped Hodges records. Baker, former Senate aide, resigned amid a probe of improper influence in private business dealings.
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Shreves Brothers Buy Redman Shoe Firm Here
Gordon Shreves and Kenneth Shreves of Omaha have purchased Redman Shoe Co. at 815 Mass. St. The store will be Gordon's Shoe Center opening soon with Gordon managing. Remodeling is underway and a new stock will be offered with different brands. Mrs Gordon Shreves will assist. they have five children.
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W. 21St
Kenneth Shreves
Omaha
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Redman Shoe Co
Mass. St
Gordon
Joe Redman
Kearney
Redman
Grodon Shreves
Dennis
Dixie
Douglas
David
Debra
Red Tapeguide all five missions in Vietnam air strike
A spotter plane and American pilot prepared for action but no Vietnamese observer was found, leaving guns silent until 4 30 p m when the Vietnamese air force arrived and unleashed rockets napalm and machine gun fire. A pilot notes that a single 50 caliber gun, though small by conventional standards, could end helicopter effectiveness in key areas. As helicopters headed back to Saigon chatter continued about including a Vietnamese observer to guide artillery fire.
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Saigon
Pomona Reservoir opens during Labor Day weekend trip swing
Lawrence area residents used the Labor Day holiday to visit the new Pomona Reservoir about 40 miles southwest of Lawrence. The facility with a 4000 acre pool was formally dedicated Saturday while Lone Star Lake remained busy with picnickers though with fewer bathers on the west side beach than on Sundays this summer. Douglas County voters used single election boards in today's school unification vote and counting would start after polls closed at 6 in rural areas and 7 in city precincts with results via the Journal-World after 8.
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Lone Star Lake
Douglas County
Journal-World
County Superintendent of Schools
Neighborhood carnival aids Muscular Dystrophy Fund
Children hosted a carnival Monday afternoon in the yard of George Owen at 849 W 22nd Terr to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. Richard Owen served as ring master for games and entertainment, with help from Heather Owen Patty McCoy Barney McCoy Billy McCoy Steve Scheid Cindy Smith June Smith Mary Tomasek Kathy Tomasek and Jeff Scmalberg. They earned about 4 dollars.
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Richard Owen
Heather Owen
Patty McCoy
Barney McCoy
Billy McCoy
Steve Scheid
Cindy Smith
June Smith
Mary
Kathy Tomasek
Jeff Scmalberg
Western Traders Pursue East German Trade at Leipzig Fair
West German traders face opposition from Berlin and London as they seek access to East German markets at the Leipzig Trade Fair. British MP Brunaby Drayson accuses West Germany of blocking Western business while East Germany offers potash at competitive prices. West German officials cite trade as a domestic matter linked to reunification.
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East Germany
West Germany
Brunaby Drayson
Yorkshire
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Drayson
Building pace in city nears peak as permits rise
Lawrence building permits for 1964 through August total $4,840,228, the highest eight month sum since 1956, and nearly equal to all of 1963. Largest single permit is $95,000 for a sorority house addition at 1345 W Campus Rd. Nine new homes started in August bring year total to 392.
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Stone
Chi Omega
Campus Rd
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Tenn. St
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Mass. St
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Vi. St
R.W. Finley
Conn
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Emery Rad
R.L. Newton
Mich. St
June Newell
J Luindenwood
Herman Cocelin
Ohio St
W. 24Th St
Albert Cook
New York
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Green Construction Co
West Campus Road
Fraternity — Green Construction Co
Tenn
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Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Ida Gray and family John Buchheim and family thank doctors nurses relatives and neighbors for flowers food acts of kindness and sympathy during their mother’s illness and death. Mrs Maxine Brown thanks Dr Lessenden Learned H H Belote hospital staff and friends for flowers gifts and visits during her hospitalization.
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John Buchheim
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