Progress Seen In Settling GM Strike
An early settlement of the GM strike hinges on resolving about 17 000 local at the plant demands. Negotiations show progress and both sides deem local issues as vital to ending the walkout alongside a national contract. UAW and GM officials report calm talks and some resolved items without earthshaking changes.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Walter Reuther
Louis Seaton
Seaton
Reuther
Seven killed in Detroit suburb home including mother and six children
In Troy Michigan a mother and her six children were found hacked and beaten to death in their home. Husband William Gravlin 30 was in custody. The killer used a double bladed axe and a hammer. Authorities report notes on each body saying I love you I am sorry it couldn't be helped. Gravlin had prior arrest for stabbing a cousin's wife.
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TROY
Mich
Detroit
William G. Gravlin
Royal Oak City
Judy
Corrie
Paul
Walter
Gravlin
Logan Clay Union Vote Set for Oct 27
Orville Andrews of the National Labor Relations Board announced that Logan Clay Products Co and the United Brick & Clay Workers of America AFL CIO agreed to a representation election. The vote is scheduled for October 27 from 1:30 to 4:30 PM and 11:30 PM to 12:30 AM at the Logan Clay garage, with over 20 eligible voters.
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Orville Andrews
National Labor Relations Board
Logan Clay Products Co
United Brick & Clay Workers of America
Aflcio
Logan Clay
Andrews
Ohio Farm Bureau Seeks A&P Store Purchase
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation proposes members buy Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. stores to boost farmers bargaining power. Funding would come from 1.6 million Farm Bureau families contributing about 400 million over five years. Directors authorize fundraising across autonomous state bureaus. The scheme awaits study by the American Farm Bureau Federation and a Philadelphia convention decision.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Big Farm Organization
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co
A&p
George Huntington Hartford
John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc
Ohio Federa
Tion
Philadelphia
Douglas R. Stanfield
Ohio Federation
Associated Press
Asian Reds Get U.S. Warning
In Tokyo a State Department official warned North Vietnam and China against increased pressure on South Vietnam. Bundy said expansion of the war could be forced upon the United States, with potential bombing of bases in North Vietnam. He warned a Hanoi victory risks regional instability and broader communist expansion.
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Tokyo
State Department
South Viet Nam
United States
William P. Bundy
The
Research Institute of Japan
Bundy
North Viet Nam
Laos
Red
Southeast Asia
India
Australia
Japan
Hanoi
Peking
Viet Nam
Asia
Africa
Latin America
China
Johnson
Peking Radio
Saigon
Qui Nhon
Hocking Youth Back In BIS After Escape
Merl Bullock an 18 year old of Laurelville Rt 1, a BIS fugitive for eight months, was nabbed after a June 27 incident at Johnny's Tavern. He pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property valued at 200 dollars, received a suspended sentence, one year probation, and 90 day costs.
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Merl Bullock
Laurelville Rt. 1
Boys Industrial School
Hocking County
BIS
Johnny
South Bloomingville
Harley Meyer
Bullock
Cora Huffman
Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie signs peace pact in Europe
In Vienna Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie signs a communique with Romanian President Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej urging world peace. The leaders stated their commitment after Selassie left Romania for Yugoslavia.
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Vienna
Austria
Haile Selassie
Romania
Yugoslavia
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Johnson Appeals in New England Tour Amid Goldwater Ironies
President Johnson speaks to cheering New England crowds during a six state tour, positioning himself as stronger than Goldwater on Eisenhower era GOP programs. He visits Sen Edward Kennedy in Boston, vows caution on Vietnam bombing, and boosts Republican votes while touring six states.
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Washington
Johnson
New England
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
White House
Omaha
Strategic Air Command
Manlio Drosso
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Manchester
N.H
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Viet Nam
Asia
Humphrey Receives Mixed Reception in Georgia Stop
In Moultrie Georgia Senator Hubert H Humphrey the Democratic vice presidential nominee spoke firmly on civil rights saying he would not speak out of both sides of his mouth. About half the crowd booed him during a brief speech. Strom Thurmond, the Republican convert former Democratic Senator from South Carolina, followed with an address.
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Tifton
Hubert H. Humphrey
South
Georgia
Moultrie
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Mechem Backed By Athens County Republicans In Tribute
Nelsonville state senator C Stanley Mechem received both praise and support from Athens County and state GOP leaders in a tribute event. The event featured remarks from Rep Homer Abele and Gov James Rhodes ally Paul W Brown, who urged sending Mechem back to the Ohio Senate as Senate president pro tempore.
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Dean Collison
Hocking County
Athens County
Nelsonville
C. Stanley Mechem
Mechem
Homer
Pete) Abele
McArthur
Ohio Senate
Sen. Mechem
Senate
Charles Pancake
Paul W. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
James Rhodes
Brown
William Rowland
Nora Atkinson
Elmer Jones
P. T
Butch) Grover
Jim Whaley
Earl Lowry
Senate Passes Presidential Succession Bill Amid Uncertainty
The Senate approves a constitutional amendment on presidential succession and disability. It would allow the president to nominate a vice president in vacancy, require approval by both chambers, and provide a process for disability transfer of duties. House action is unlikely this year while Dirksen backs timely security legislation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Hocking Valley Weather Forecasted Light Rain Tonight
Mostly cloudy conditions with light rain or showers are expected in the Hocking Valley tonight and Wednesday. Last night’s low was 49, a 56 degree reading at 11 am today, and Monday’s high reached 55.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking Grand Jury Enters Second Day of Session
The Hocking County grand jury continued into day two of a three day session with ten witnesses testifying Monday and twenty more scheduled today. Over thirty cases are expected to be investigated by the jury.
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Hocking County
Grand Jury
Vatican approves married men as deacons at council vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council backed allowing married men to become deacons by 1 598 to 629 while a ban on young men marrying was defeated 1 364 to 839. Deacons may baptize wed couples give communion and preach but cannot say mass or hear confessions.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's
Middle East
Patrick O’boyle
Washington
Stephen A. Leven
San Antonio
Tex
John C. Heenan
Westminister
Council Fathers
National Conferences of Bishops
Tax Collection Cost Rapped in English Tale
Storekeeper Eleanor Marshall blasted a tax official who drove 66 miles to collect two pence she owed. She had sent a 200 pound check and was told the two-pence must be paid to balance accounts. The office said a receipt would be mailed after postal costs.
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Workington
England
Eleanor Marshall
Senate OKs ROTC expansion to high schools and colleges
UK Senate approved by voice vote on Monday a bill to expand Reserve Officer Training Corps programs in high schools and colleges and sent the legislation to the House for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Reserve Officer Training Corps
House
Celebrezze Attacks Barry in Marietta Campaign Swing
In Marietta Ohio Secretary Celebrezze denounces Barry Goldwater's voting record as out of step with an America on the march under President Johnson. He cites Goldwater's opposition to tax cuts and social programs and urges support for the Johnson administration's peace and prosperity agenda.
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Marietta
Ohio
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Celebrezze
Goldwater
Arizona
America
Sen. Godwater
Columbus
John F Kennedy
Flood Refugees Protest In India
About 2 000 ragged villagers marched into New Delhi to protest government flood relief failures. They filled the main business district, disrupted traffic, and carried children and infants as monsoon floods left six million homeless and harmed crops across vast northern regions.
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New Delhi
India
Goldwater Campaign Stop Draws Athens Crowd in Rain
Senator Barry Goldwater urged a stance of strength to avert war as he spoke from a campaign train platform before about 5060 at an Athens railroad crossing. He criticized Democrat policy, warned of World War IV risks in Viet Nam, and tied his crime and social security views to his national security stance.
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Athens
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
South
Viet Nam
America
Marietta
Johnson
Goldwater Visits Ross County Face Crowd With Jabs
Three Logan police and three auxiliaries helped maintain crowd control during Senator Goldwaters visit to the Ross County seat. He criticized Johnson for focusing on dam dedications, urged action beyond studies, and warned on national dollar stability amid aging care concerns.
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Logan
Chillicothe
Sen. Goldwater
Ross County
Roy Kelch
Lloyd Fraizer
Ron Schultz
Frank Ricketts Jr
Dave Roberts
Gilbert Anders
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Hocking Gop
Ohio State Uni
Hocking Grand Jury
Rotc Expansion
Barry
Ohio University
Nelsonville Party
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