Mediator Keeps Rail Talks Going
Washington A federal mediator shuttled between union and management in a bid to avert a nationwide railroad strike set for 6 am Tuesday. Francis A. ONeill of the National Mediation Board met with Michael Fox of six shop craft unions and J E Wolfe for the railroads, with no comment on progress. The unions seek job security and oppose outside contractors for maintenance and repair work.
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Washington
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Michael Fox
J. E. Wolfe
Ohio Man Takes Sixth in Contour Plowing Contest
Robert Stewart of Jewett Ohio and Harrison County earned sixth place at the National Plowing Contest in Buffalo North Carolina on Friday scoring 67.5 points of 100 in contour plowing competition representing Ohio.
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Buffalo
N. C
Robert Stewart
Jewett
Ohio
Harrison County
Stewart
Roof That Was Raised Now Fixed By Mrs Johnson
Prattville Alabama AP The Cutler family elderly Negro sharecroppers living on a Johnson land tract were at the center of a political flap when President Johnson signed the antipoverty act. Republicans had warned of a crumbling shack now the house has a tin roof better foundation and a fixed blue front porch Mrs Johnson sent a note saying rents won't rise to 5 dollars a month. Charlie Cutler who knew Mrs Johnson since she was a child says he will not vote this year and prefers Eisenhower for past good stewardship.
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Prattville
Ala
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charlie Cutler
Johnson
Cutlers
Wallace Canterbury
Charlie
Hoover
Eisenhower
Canterbury
XB70 To Make First Flight Monday Morning
PALMDALE Calif AP the XB70 is set for its first flight Monday morning with North American Aviation and the Air Force confirming. The 185 foot craft and a still unfinished sister ship have cost over 1 billion dollars. The flight is 20 months late due to technical problems and funding cuts. Test pilots Al White and Lt Col Joe Cotton will be aboard during a cautious initial flight limited to about 800 mph and 35 000 feet.
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Palmdale
Calif
Air Force
North American Aviation
al White
North American
Joe Cotton
Farmersville Hog Highest At Show
A hog owned by Donald Michaels and Sons of Farmersville Ohio topped the 1th National Barrow Show sale. The Yorkshire sold for 1225 dollars to Dee Bros of State Center Iowa.
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Austin, Minn
Donald Michaels and Sons
Farmersville
Ohio
Dee Bros
State Center
Iowa
Saxbe urges Ohio reapportionment vote by May primaries
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe asked a federal three judge court to delay reapportionment suits and allow time for a statewide proposal to reach voters at the May 4, 1965 primaries. Saxbe and assistant Gerald Donahue argued that a proposal be presented to the General Assembly for timely action, with a hearing slated for Oct. 8. Saxbe opposed Nolan’s plan to void May primaries and move to a November election under a revised 101 seat map.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Gerald Donahue
House of Representatives
James D. Nolai
Cleveland
Ohio House
Senate
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Nolan
House
Tsetse Swarm Devastates African Economies Across Regions
Vast swarms of tsetse flies sweep eastern central and western Africa. The pest devastates livestock farming and local livelihoods, turning affected areas toward economic decline and food insecurity. Local authorities and international agencies mobilize responses to control spread and support affected communities.
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Eastern
Western
Africa
Khrushchev appeals for aid to colonial fighters at forum
Premier Khrushchev denounced war but urged support for anti colonial movements. He offered Soviet weapons to those ready to fight colonialism while stressing peaceful coexistence. He cited Vietnam and Korea as examples, warned of Chinese slogans, and denied claims of a new weapon. A German ex officer named Zeppellin invented an airship.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
World Youth Forum
Soviet Union
Kremlin
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Viet Nam
China
Count Ferdinand von Zepplelin
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