Rusk Opens Talks on Salvaging Atlantic Alliance
Secretary of State Dean Rusk begins a round of European discussions to salvage President Kennedy’s trans Atlantic partnership. He will meet Dutch, Belgian, and West German ministers in November with December sessions ahead and a possible British visit in January. The talks focus on nuclear policy and alliance cohesion amid NATO strains.
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Dillon Asked To Stay
Washington AP President Johnson asked Douglas Dillon to remain indefinitely as secretary of the treasury. Dillon, 55, is restless for a change after four years in the post but has not decided. He has held various international and financial posts since 1953 and pledged to stay until the new administration was well established. Two other senior officials announced plans to quit after the election.
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Longo Still Unhappy About K Ouster
Italian Communist leader Luigi Longo voiced ongoing displeasure over the Soviet party removal of Nikita Khrushchev. He criticized the process and its handling during a Rome press statement.
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Cathy Hardy Clings On During Wild Drive
Cathy Hardy a 3 year old girl rode on the running board of her father Jack Hardy's pickup for about 15 miles as he sped toward auto races in Garden. She remained uninjured and was handed to deputies who noted her cheerful grip and back seat driving.
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Goldwater backs Burch as GOP head after defeat
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater returned to Washington urging the retention of Dean Burch as Republican National Chairman despite GOP calls for his ouster. He praised Burch for keeping the campaign “in the black” and urged careful analysis of election returns before drastic action.
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Buddy Cole Dies at 49 in California
Buddy Cole a 49 year old composer conductor died Thursday in North Hollywood California from a heart ailment. He provided piano accompaniment for Bing Crosby Rosemary Clooney and Marlene Dietrich.
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Soviets Parade Rockets in Red Square Anniversary Show
In Moscow Red Square the Soviet Union unveiled five new rockets including the largest yet shown publicly. Brezhnev and the collective leadership presided as Chou En Lai watched from Beijing amid talk of peaceful coexistence and warnings against imperialist aggression. The defense minister lauded the party's Leninist peace policy while stressing the need to strengthen military power.
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Brezhnev and Chou Share Spotlight At Lenin Tomb
Chou Enlai joins Brezhnev atop Lenin's marble tomb signaling Sino Soviet efforts to dampen internal Communist rivalries. Yet Beijing vows a militant stance toward the United States and Western powers despite prior tensions.
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Woman with a kiss on forehead inspires chic heels
A lighthearted note credits a woman who allegedly received a forehead kiss as inspiration for high heel design. The item hints at playful origins of fashion trends and nods to cultural anecdotes about style evolution.
Abel Seeks USW Presidency Amid Ohio Support Shift
Ohio district directors from Cleveland Canton and Steubenville back I W Abel in the United Steelworkers leadership contest to replace David J McDonald as election looms on February 12. McDonald defends his record while union officials expect more opposition and potential impact on upcoming contract talks.
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Bolivia awaits U S recognition after coup
Bolivia's three day old military junta led by President Rene Barrientos seeks U S recognition while Venezuela cuts ties. The revolt killed about 50 and wounded 200 as the junta suspends the constitution but keeps Paz Espos cambios such as tin mine nationalism and land reform.
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Family Tragedy Strikes Grisafe Family in Kansas
In Kansas City Kansas AP reports the Grisafe family endures two losses this year. Six year old Joseph Patrick Grisafe dies after heart surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Salvatore Joseph Grisafe, 17, is fatally shot while trying to stop a holdup April 18. The Junior Chamber of Commerce creates a $5,000 college scholarship in Salvatore Grisafe’s name. The family has three other children.
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McDonald Re-elected President Amid Dues Dispute
McDonald, 61, who became president in 1952 after Philip Murray died, faced a single challenge in 1957 from Donald Rarick of McKeesport. Rarick won about one third of votes as dissidents opposed a $2 monthly dues rise. Abel, 56, remains secretary treasurer since McDonald’s ascent.
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Protesting Low Pay Pushes in Four States Cause School Action
Teachers in Oklahoma Kentucky Georgia and Louisiana protest low salaries as voters reject higher funding. Louisville Kentucky plans shutdowns with about 140 teachers striking after tax-rise proposals fail. Teachers earning 4400 to 6600 yearly demand a 1500 raise five times the proposed increase. they vow to stay out until pay demands are met.
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Midwest City teachers join walkout over failed pay measure
About 600 teachers in Midwest City and Tulsa schools walked out or called holidays as the state faced pay disputes. Tulsa leaders canceled classes for 2,500 teachers citing confusion and emotion, while Georgia and Louisiana educators pressed for salary hikes ahead of upcoming legislative sessions.
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Red Rulers Back Private Farming Shift in USSR
In a Kremlin speech on Bolshevik anniversary eve, Brezhnev announced a reversal of Khrushchev policy, promoting private farming by collective workers and employees. The move aims to boost hard pressed agricultural output and alleviate shortages of potatoes eggs milk meat and vegetables.
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Ford Hurt Seriously By Strike
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co faces a major UAW strike with 25 000 members walking out at nine Ford plants including four assembly sites. Ward's reports say the action will cut about 7 000 cars and 1 000 trucks this week, with overall production down 16 percent and heavy truck output 34 percent.
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Taylor to Return for Consultations on South Viet Nam
Washington AP report says Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor will likely return from Saigon in a week for consultations with President Johnson and top advisers on South Viet Nam, according to State Department officials.
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