Breakthrough signals in Ford UAW contract talks
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers produced two new contract proposals after a three month strike. Reports say both sides withheld details as late night talks ended with cautious optimism and plans for further negotiations led by Walter Reuther and Ford leaders.
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Ford Motor Co
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Manente
Ana Hes Tans
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Thargainers
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Walter P. Reuther
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Elderly couple survive six days in desert canyon ordeal
Salt Lake City AP report says Mr and Mrs Ira Lloyd, aged 75 and 73, survived six days with no food and brackish creek water after getting stuck in Last Chance Canyon in the Red Rock Desert. They credited constant prayer and faith as rescuers found them 30 miles from safety.
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Utah
Last Chance Canyon Country
Ira Lloyd
Lloyd
Red Rock Desert
Last Chance Canyon
Harold Stevens
John Kimball
Kanab
Bruce Lloyd
Highway Patrol
Lloyds
Bus Robbery Highlights Reader’s Focus on Newspapers
An unidentified passenger on a Cincinnati Transit Co bus was reading a newspaper while three youths robbed the driver, taking 103.75 dollars from driver Ransom Whittaker and passenger Nancy Hoffman. The reader did not notice the crime, prompting officers to remark on his inattention.
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Cincinnati Transit Co
Ransom Whittaker
Nancy Hoffman
Cincinnati
Marines Repel Attack Near DMZ in Renewed Battle
U S Marines beat back a 500 man NVA assault on Con Thien as heavy shelling and air strikes continued near the DMZ. Fifteen Marines wounded and three killed in the Red shelling at Con Thien, while 21 Marines died and 20 wounded elsewhere. U S air missions totaled 154 as pilots hit MIG fields near Ha Noi Haiphong defense zone. An F4 Phantom was reported missing with a two man crew.
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U.S
Kep
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Panhandle
North Vietnam
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Marine
Rostow says he held security clearances during Eisenhower era
Walt W. Rostow denies being re elected for security clearances in the Eisenhower years. A Civil Service brief in the Otto F. Otepka case alleges the claim. State Department offers no comment while the case is heard. Rostow, 51, asserts continuous clearance from 1951 onward and is noted for his international studies work and Vietnam policy stance.
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Civil Service
State Department
Department
Otto F. Otepka
Rostow
Eisenhower
Department of State
Otepka
Roger Robb
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Task Force Groups Formed At Cincinnati Schools
Cincinnati officials urged creation of task force committees at city schools to craft conduct codes and enforce them. Following racially charged violence at Hughes High and other schools, students parents teachers and administrators would inventory human resources to curb future incidents. Courts handled related cases as the city sought to halt violence and avert recurrences.
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Cincinnati
Paul A. Miller
Miller
Hughes High School
Compromise Sought In Steel Truckers Strike
A multistate mediation panel returns to Pittsburgh to press for a settlement in the two month old steel haulers strike. Disputed is how long drivers may wait at docks before pay. Governors reps seek a two hour limit. firms push for four hours or more. Violence continues with firebombs and attacks on trucks. a terminal near Pittsburgh is damaged as arson.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Joseph Kelley Jr
Shater
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
N.Y
Erie
Gary
Ind
William Kusley
Youngstown
Ohio
National Steel Carriers Association
Judge frees boy but keeps hair policy in doubt
Judge Toner released Carl from detention Friday after ruling hair length was not the issue. The court remained focused on ensuring Carl receives a proper education while a private tutor continued his work, with protestors from Case Western Reserve University outside the courtroom.
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North Olmsted
Ernest Towner
Case Western Reserve University
Tower
Cleveland Board of Education
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Tonight and Tomorrow
Cool and cloudy conditions forecast for the Miami Valley. A low in the 40s tonight, about 10 degrees cooler than this morning. A high in the 60s is expected tomorrow afternoon with rain likely after noon.
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UN General Assembly ends with Cuba’s attack on U.S. policy
The United Nations General Assembly closes a 17 day policy debate with a sharp Cuban assault on U.S. policy. Cuba calls U.S. actions distorted and violent while the U.S. denounces the blast as spurious. The body delays Middle East debate to Oct. 25 amid U.S.-Soviet diplomacy. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa delivered a lengthy denunciation of U.S. policy.
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U.S
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