Johnson orders Taft Hartley action to end GE strike
President Johnson invoked the Taft Hartley Act to halt a walkout by about 6,000 General Electric workers at Evendale Ohio the sole producer of jet engines for the F4 Phantom and RF4 planes. The strike affects military production and may slow war related output while the Justice Department seeks a temporary restraining order in Dayton.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
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Honolulu
Chuckle Optimist Fisherman Turns Cameraman
An optimistic fisherman who carries a camera captures moments at sea, turning everyday fishing into a lighthearted, image driven pursuit.
Johnson Heads to Manila Trip Amid Viet Nam Worries
President Johnson continues his Pacific journey to Manila for the October 24 25 conference as protests rise in Hawaii. He cautioned Americans to expect no magic solution to Viet Nam and said no instant peace formula will come from Manila.
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University of Hawaii
Honlulu International
Marine officer pilots extend tour amid resignations shift
The Marine Corps confirmed a second mandatory extension for regular officer pilots with about 800 of 21 500 on active duty affected. Many pilots resigned last month to join airlines, while 6 500 Reserve officers were not included. Navy and Air Force face similar manpower losses from aircrew resignations and airline hiring.
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Viet Cong Attacks Kill Five Across Saigon DMZ
Viet Cong terrorists unleashed a series of attacks from Saigon to the northern DMZ zone, killing at least five and wounding 62 including five U.S. servicemen. A train was derailed by a mine and a grenade at a movie house wounded many. U.S. air strikes in the east DMZ resumed as monsoon rain reduced bombing in North Viet Nam.
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Mostly Cloudy With Showers Across The Region
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight with scattered light showers and overnight low near 43. Wednesday will stay cloudy with scattered showers and a high around 55. Current readings show 11 am temperature at 50 as Middle town records a trace of rain this morning.
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Middletown
NAACP Alleges Ohio Board Discriminates in Vocation Funds
The Cleveland NAACP accuses the State Board of Education of urban area discrimination in federal vocational education fund allocation. A telegram was sent to U S Commissioner Harold Howell urging a hold on Ohio funds for 1966 67 totaling about seven million.
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U. S
Thousands Free Tidal Wave Alert In Pacific Coast
Thousands evacuated low lying areas after a tidal wave alert following an 7.6 quake near Peru. The alert was lifted after four hours as no unusual tide appeared on the U S west coast. President Johnson stayed in Honolulu during the alert.
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Organizing a Local Garage Sale
The notice advises selecting sale items from home, inviting friends to contribute unwanted articles, displaying them in a garage, and placing a Want Ad with two free Garage Sale cards at the Want Ad Counter in the main lobby.
Murder mystery surrounds church leader Dr Spike death
Coroner reports Dr Spike 43 former executive director of the National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race died Monday noon in a guest room at the United Christian Center near Ohio State University. The body showed at least two blows with a claw hammer. Motive unclear with robbery ruled unlikely. threats over civil rights cited. Possible link to last May OSU rocket scientist Loren Bollinger case noted.
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Divinity School
University of Chicago
Loren E. Bollinger
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Years Of Lightning Day Of Drums No Hit In Dallas
A Dallas audience, still wary of the Kennedy assassination, gave a modest reception to the documentary Years Of Lightning Day Of Drums shown at the Festival Theater for a two week run. Norman Levinson, the theater manager, said many locals avoid the topic, despite foreign tours and Congress authorizing U S government production. The film features Kennedy at Dallas airport and the 1963 motorcade and has earned solid reviews elsewhere.
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Norman Levinson
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George Stevens Jr
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Congress
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Bribe Attempt Aimed at LSU Football Stars
FBI arrest a Baton Rouge barber Samuel Graziano 26 charged with trying to influence six LSU games this autumn. Players Jim Dusay Billy Masters and Gawain de Betta cooperated in the investigation. Graziano faces up to 10 000 dollars fine or five years in prison if convicted. He will be arraigned in Baton Rouge.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Billy Masters
Gawain de Betta
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