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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1964

Page

4

Record Setting Congress Adjourns After Long Session

Congress closed the 88th session after a long productive year with $94 billion set for 12 more months of government funding a net cut of $4 billion from the request. Despite logjam tension the body passed tax cuts and anti poverty measures while debates continued on veterans pensions Appalachian development and other items.

Washington UPI 88Th Congress Congress 88Th Appropriations Committee Johnson House Veterans Committee Olin E. Teague D-Tex House Senate Appalachia

U.S. Drops Spy Charges in Major New York Case

Federal charges against Alexandre Sokolov and Joy Ann Garber were dropped after a five day trial began. Justice Department cited national security to seal the case from public testimony. The pair, held on charges of conspiring to transmit U.S. rocket base and nuclear weapon data to Russia, faced possible death penalty if convicted.

New York UPS Russia Washington Alexandre Sokolov Joy Ann Garber Justice Department America Sokolovs Sokolov Frank F. Dooling National Security Robert K. Baltch Washington, D.C U.S Rudolf I. Abel

GM Strike Enters Ninth Day With Slow Progress

DETROIT UP I reports the UAW strike against General Motors continues into its ninth day, idleing nearly 300,000 workers. The union began Sept. 25 over six non economic issues and plant level contracts at GM's 130 units have slowed settlements.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union General Motors Corp

Outdoor furniture design shifts to lightweight metal

W R Wilkinson highlights a trend toward airy outdoor furniture with light metal builds for grace and mobility. He notes the need for touch-ups and rust control primers to prevent corrosion and extend wear, promoting reliability and color coordination with home exteriors.

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George Mahon The UAW Walter P. Reuther Louis G. Seaton White Roofing and Lumber CO Norwalk Wakeman Komarek Funeral Home West Main Street Oscar V. Kamarek Yiatiing W. R. Wilkinson Wilkinson’s Wallpaper Co Benedict Ave
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