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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1964
Page
3
The Senate predicts possible adjournment as early as next Saturday after passing a $1.06 billion Appalachia revitalization bill. House-Senate talks on health care for the aged via Social Security could clear final hurdles next week.
Two homes in Southwest Mississippi were bombed Friday night. Mayor John J. Nosser and Willie Washington escaped injury as a passing car tossed explosives. a Negro suspect was later arrested. This marks the 11th and 12th bombings in the region in a month, with McComb most affected.
Auto talks resume in Detroit as General Motors seeks to restart negotiations with the United Auto Workers union Sunday or Monday. UAW President Walter Reuther had called a Friday strike after a 24 hour bargaining session failed to settle several non economic issues by the 10 am EST deadline. GM says it will contact the union by telephone to set up new meetings while most car operations are shut down.
Washington local mediation ends work dispute as 150000 shop craft union members win job security safeguards. Negotiations over automation completed with a ban on strike action and pay protections for laid off trained workers, while related issues on outside shop work and supervision were resolved.
Pope Paul VI, turning 67, will not observe a public celebration in Vatican City. He will briefly meet some family members this afternoon after presiding over three consistories with cardinals and prelates considering sainthood for 22 Ugandan martyrs killed for their faith by tribal attackers.
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