Zionists Draw U.N. Row As Asian-African bloc protests
At the United Nations New York the 62 nation Asian African group urged the United States to punish Zionists who invaded the Syrian U N Mission and called for safeguards for all delegates. The statement described the intrusion as a shocking assault and noted previous incidents prompting fears of moving U N headquarters.
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Eban
Odd Bull
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Israel
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson to Sign Cabinet Bill Creating Transportation Dept
Washington AP report states President Johnson will sign a Saturday bill creating the 12th Cabinet department, the Department of Transportation. A White House East Room ceremony will include members of Congress federal officials and private guests. The secretary of transportation name was not disclosed.
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White House
Congress
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Robert C. Weaver
GE and unions reach three year contract end 125000 workers to avoid strike
Washington AP General Electric Co and 11 unions agreed Friday on a three year contract with about 5 percent annual value including 28 cents per hour wage rise and up to 10.5 cents in cost of living pay. The settlement averts a strike of roughly 125,000 GE workers and follows White House and AFL CIO President George Meany involvement amid potential Taft Hartley injunction. Meany called it a major achievement for bargaining while noting grievances procedures remain weak and the union stands ready to strike if needed.
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General Electric Co
Johnson
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
General Electric Workers
Meany
General Electric
Westinghouse Labor Fight Averted By Federal Mediation
In Pittsburgh, Friday night intervention by a federal mediator halted a potential midnight strike involving about 75,000 Westinghouse Electric Corp. workers. Negotiations will continue day by day with four unions, three of which had threatened a midnight walkout, under the mediator William A. Rose. The move follows a settlement reached earlier in the day between General Electric and the IUE, mirroring money terms offered by Westinghouse and rejected by the unions, with GE adding a modified cost of living provision.
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UPI
Westinghouse Electric Corp
William A. Rose
IUE
U S Resumes Bombing On Eastern End Of DMZ
U S forces restart air attacks on the eastern end of the DMZ after an 18 day bombing pause. B 52 jets strike Red trails and bivouac areas, hit North Vietnamese depots, and destroy rail infrastructure near Thanh Hoa and Ninh Binh. Ground clashes report Marines killing 16 Viet Cong and an 11th Armored Cavalry unit engaging 45 minutes southeast of Saigon.
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White House
Parish official on SH list amid hospital surgery plans
Ouachita Parish schools assistant superintendent P. B. Mangum is on the SH list at the school board office and was admitted to Glenwood Hospital Thursday for a surgery likely Monday. West Monroe celebration at City Hall marked City Clerk Floy Kilpatrick’s birthday anniversary with paper plates and cake.
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Ouachita Parish
School Board
Glenwood Hospital
West Monroe City Hall
Floy Kilpatrick
Contaminated Water Shown In Reports
West Monroe water samples from May and June were labeled contaminated by the Louisiana Board of Health. Mayor Hatten said the issue will get attention, while health engineer Perry Watson noted indicators found do not trigger alarm. a chlorinator failure may have caused the problem, with the system considered safe but exposed to line breaks and low pressure.
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West Monroe
Louisiana Board of Health
Morning World
W. B
Bert) Hatten
Health Department
Hatten
Perry Watson
Watson
Two Papers State Edition Walkout Halts St Louis Publications
Spokesmen for St Louis two major newspapers said they would print weekend editions despite a printers walkout that has stopped publication. The stoppage against Pulitzer Publishing Co began Tuesday night and affects the Post Dispatch and Globe Democrat under contract.
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Senate bill slows tax incentives to curb inflation
Senate passes a bill to suspend major tax incentives for business capital spending as the economy cools. War burdens in South Vietnam ease inflation with a mild recession, while nationwide headlines report political shifts, a murder retrial in Cleveland, civil rights positions, and a severe early fall blizzard across Wyoming and Colorado with multiple deaths.
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Senate
Tornado Hits Belmond After Homecoming Parade
A twister struck Belmond Iowa minutes after the high school homecoming parade, demolishing the business district and leaving at least six dead. Fire, medical teams, and search crews swarmed the town as 100 injured were treated and shelters set up. Governor Hughes authorized National Guard deployment as officials worked through rubble.
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Marc E. Thm
Belmond Community Hospital
American Lutheran Church
Belmond High School
Lake Mills
Partly Cloudy Skies Come To Twin Cities Forecast
The Twin Cities forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Northerly winds 12 to 22 mph. Highs 66 to 72, tonight’s lows 48 to 54. Monroe recorded 85 at 2 pm and 72 at 6 am. No FAA rainfall at Selman Field. Year ago high 84, low 60.
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Mercury
FAA
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Powell Arrest Set For Contempt In Defamation Case
New York AP report notes Supreme Court Justice Waltemade ordered the arrest of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell for civil contempt for failing to answer a December 15 1965 subpoena in defamation judgment collection proceedings totaling 164 000. The order permits arrest when Congress is in recess and confinement until judgments are satisfied.
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Supreme Court
Wilfred A. Waltemade
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
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Powell
Harlem
Wale
Esther' James
House Passes Cities Bill For Slum Rehabilitation
The House approved President Johnsons 1.74 billion demonstration cities bill by a 178 to 141 vote. The measure aims to upgrade urban slums through metropolitan area planning and uses multiple federal and local programs. The Senate will reconcile differences promptly.
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Johnson
Congress
Senate
W.E. Brock
R.tenn
William A. Barrett
D Pa
Brock
Paul A. Fine
R.N.Y
Fine
Britain weighs large cut in troops in Germany
London sources say a sizeable cutback in the British Army of the Rhine is inevitable with a mid December decision target. The Labor government aims to decide before year’s end for budgeting to cover hard currency costs, accounting for reductions in BAOR supplies and logistics while annual maintenance runs about 215 million dollars.
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UPI
Britain
Germany
British Army of the Rhine
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Belmond Iowa Woman Witness Describes Tornado Debris
An Iowa woman in Belmond reports a late afternoon tornado struck the town around 2 30 PM, damaging the Belmond Hotel and surrounding buildings. She describes flying bricks, clothing torn from stores, power lines down, and a farm nearby wiped out as she and her husband escaped toward Meservey with traffic headed away from Belmond.
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P.A. Rietz
Main Street
Bud Boelman
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