UAW Prepares Early Talks With Big Three
Walter P. Reuther leads a Detroit meeting as the UAW International Executive Board begins week long talks, seven months before next year’s bargaining. Officials say discussions cover negotiations strategy and recent election fallout as the union eyes substantial wage gains and potential strikes against General Motors Ford or Chrysler.
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Moderates Face Resistance at GOP Governors Meeting in Colo
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield signals moderates may unite behind a single candidate for the 1968 Republican nomination at a Colorado Springs gathering December 9 10. The party balance tilts toward moderates but unity behind delegate rules appears unlikely.
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Colorado Springs
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Man Fights Draft For Wife's Life
Detroit AP report: Tom Michaels appeals Selective Service Board 303 after losing student deferment to care for his wife Mary whose kidneys failed. He plans to operate an artificial kidney device at home and fund it with a $6,200 machine, while working at a Dodge plant to cover hospital costs.
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Warren
Mary
Michaels
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Dodge
Elsie Eng
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Chuckle Progress Is Our Most Important Problem
A brief note highlights humor as a key challenge in daily operations. The statement underscores morale and culture as central to workplace effectiveness and outreach.
Weather forecast and temperatures trend rundown
A fair and not very cool night with a low near 40. Thursday expected to be partly cloudy and mild with highs in the upper 50s. Yesterday peaked at 54 with a 30 degree overnight low. At 10 am today the temperature was 40. Long range outlook shows 4 to 8 degrees above normal before a weekend cooling trend. End of week likely to bring wetter conditions.
Soviet Poet Yevtushenko Visits Buffalo Hall
At the State University of Buffalo Yevtushenko answered questions after a reading of his poems. The visiting Russian, 33, said Americans have native failings and insufficiencies while noting he knew they were not devils nor angels. About 400 people attended. He avoided politically charged questions.
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Yevgeny Yevtushenko
United States
State University At Buffalo
Impressionist Abel Lauvray Arrives in New York Publicity Battle
An exhibit of Abel Lauvray paintings opened amid hype with claims of a major art discovery. The New York Times criticized the hoopla while Findlay Gallery reported strong early sales and prices from $3,000 to $6,000 as Lauvray’s widow consents to the U.S. show.
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New York Times
Hilton Kramer
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Times of London
London Sunday Times
Paris Match
Findlay Gal
Bition
Lauvray
Grace Glueck
Paris
Yves Jaubert
Vetheuil
the Times
Volmar Gallery
Jean Minet
Jaubert
Peter Findlay
Ground fighting flares across Vietnam near borders
American infantry clash with Viet Cong near the Cambodian border while Marines and South Vietnamese troops engage Hanoi regulars near the Viet Nam two zone buffer. U S planes hammer targets as a Marine helicopter is shot down with no casualties reported. B52 raids hit Tay Ninh as the 1st Infantry Division engages a Viet Cong unit. northern fighting continues between Marines, South Vietnamese forces and reinforced Hanoi regulars.
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