USW Extends Peace Pact Amid Inside Strife
The United Steelworkers approve a four month extension pact with major producers, delivering an 11.5 cent wage rise and averting a nationwide steel strike. I. W. Abel expected to be named president, succeeding David J. McDonald who led since 1952. McDonald heads to speak on aluminum talks in New York.
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McDonald
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Aluminum Company of America
New York
Ohio House considers ban on air travel insurance sales
A bill sponsored by Rep. Barry Levey of Middletown would outlaw coin operated and over the counter sale of airline travel insurance in Ohio terminals and require carriers to carry a $25,000 passenger policy. The measure also seeks to bar firearms or explosives on planes without airline permission, with law enforcement officers exempt.
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API
House of Representatives
Barry Levey
Middletown
Ohio
Levey
Plan to reorganize Ohio school districts advances in 1967
The state board of education will prepare a master plan for Ohio school districts for submission to the 1967 General Assembly. The aim is to make every district a sound administrative unit by 1970 71. The Senate also sent back a bill to encourage judges to release prisoners on recognizance without monetary bond.
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General Assembly
Ralph Regula
Navarre
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House
Two U S Officers Killed In Mekong Delta Clash
In the Mekong River delta south of Saigon U S officers died as Vietnam combat intensified. American helicopters ferried troops into the area while Vietnamese units conducted amphibious landings. Air strikes hit Viet Cong targets as jets attacked highways and a train of clashes continued with significant casualties.
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UPI
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Makong River
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U.S
Viet Nam
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Johnson Moves to Send Marines to Dominican Republic
President Johnson ordered Marines into the Dominican Republic to protect Americans and foreigners. He sought bipartisan congressional backing after White House meetings with top advisers, summoning leaders from both parties for a hurried briefing. Senator Dirksen provided the first clear clue to the conference’s purpose.
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UPI
Johnson
Dominican Republic
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Capitol Hill
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Barratt O'Hara
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Civil rights protests face permits and voter drives in Alabama and Georgia
Demonstrators in Demopolis, Alabama, fail to march without a permit as police halt unauthorized protests. About 116 marchers retreated after police orders, with tear gas previously used to deter similar actions. In Jefferson County, Alabama, 150 Black residents organized for voter registration, with plans to attempt registration in Marengo County and Linden. Brunswick, Georgia, agrees to night registration hours after NAACP request. National Association of Evangelicals pledges action for civil rights without endorsing violence, while the United Church of Christ southern synod in Lexington, North Carolina, calls for universal human dignity and freedom.
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Jefferson
Ala
Marengo County
Linden
Lexington
N.C
Southern Synod of the United Church of Christ
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