Ford UAW strike at 30 days shows no settlement in sight
The United Auto Workers strike against Ford reaches 30 days, the fifth longest in auto history, with no contract breakthrough on money issues since talks began 118 days ago. Few movements noted aside from apprenticeship programs, as 160,000 workers across 25 states feel the impact from Dearborn to Detroit and Budd and Dana suppliers adjust.
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Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Pittsburgh
Budd
Dana Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Johnson and Congress in stalemate over tax hike and spending cuts
President Johnson appeals for tax increases to curb inflation while Congress delays. A Defense Department freeze halts about 3.5 billion dollars in Army Engineers civil projects as lawmakers weigh who bears the spending cuts. Rep. Byrnes praises the move yet warns it could be reversed. Mills demands substantial cuts before any tax action.
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Congress
Byrnes
Army Engineers
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Haiphong Raids Resume Target Key North Vietnam Links
U S pilots pressed raids aimed at Haiphong port and rail lines just below China. Targets hit include a rail bridge near China, a Haiphong exit bridge, and a major fuel dump, with aircraft losses and continued air battles over the North.
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North Vietnam
Haiphong
Red China
U.S
China
Pentagon
Hoa Lac
South Vietnam
1St Corps
North
Hanoi
Hailephong
First Moon Aspirant Dies In Florida Jet Crash
Marine Corps Maj. Clifton C. Williams Jr., 35, a lunar module specialist and backup for Gemini 10, perished when his T38 trainer crashed near the Florida Georgia line. A board of inquiry led by Alan Shepard was named to investigate the fatal loss as Williams' family prepared for Houston.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida-Georgia
Marine Corps
Clifton C. Williams Jr
Cape Kennedy
Houston Manned Space Center
Mobile
Ala
Williams
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Miccosukee
Here
Navy
Alan B. Shepard
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grumman
Bethpage
N.Y
Jack Lousma
Clifton C. Williams
Houston
Reds Scientist Defects to Canada from Kiev
Boris Dotsenko aged 41, chief nuclear scientist at Kiev State University, announced in Edmonton that he will not return to the Soviet Union and plans to live in Canada. He has been at the University of Alberta on leave, applied for permanent residency, and cites greater scientific freedom and a more democratic system as his reasons.
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Edmonton
Canada
Boris Dotsenko
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
Kiev
Soviet Union
Dotsenko
University of Alberta
Kiev State University
Canadian Immigration Department
Nuclear Research Center
Du Pont Seeks Recovery After Stolen Coin Heist
A five member gang in masks broke into the Willis Harrington Du Pont mansion and seized a collection of U S and Russian coins valued around 2 million dollars. Du Pont and his family were held at gunpoint while safe and vault contents, including about 500 Russian coins, were taken. The thieves demanded ransom while FBI and Miami police investigated.
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Willis Harrington du Pont
U.S
du Pont
Prince George Mikhailovitch
Smithsonian Institution
Mikhailovitch
Miron
Victor
Lammet
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami
C. O. Huttoe
Weekend Forecast for Southwest Ohio
The forecast for Southwest Ohio calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures today and Saturday. A chance of occasional thunder showers is possible with a low tonight between 48 and 53.
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