Airlines and machinists inch toward arbitration plan
Washington AP Representatives of grounded airlines and striking International Association of Machinists agreed to explore arbitration to end the work stoppage. IAM president Siemuller warned members likely will vote against submitting unresolved issues. A previous settlement attempt was killed by a union vote. Senate, Congress views split as 32 days to verdict loom. In New York, 7000 machinists rejected arbitration while earners tentatively backed the idea. Continued on Page 3, Cot. 5.
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Washington
Chef Labor
International Association of Machinists
PL Siemuller
Siemiller
Congress
Peter H Dormick Rcola
Siemuller
New York
George Kleinman
William J Curtin
Yank Ace Shot Down In Viet Nam
Maj. James H Kasler, 40, U S Air Force ace with over 80 combat missions in North Viet Nam, was shot down and presumed captured near the Red River Valley 70 miles northwest of Hanoi. He previously flew 100 missions in Korea with six MIGs downed and was cited as the service's top Viet Nam pilot.
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James Kasler
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
James H Kasler
Red River Valley
Hano
Flers
Kasler
Korea
Robinson
Senate Fights Over Open Housing Law Intensify
The Senate moves the civil rights housing bill forward after House passage. A proposed ban on racial discrimination in housing failed to be killed by Republicans, and key leaders warn the measure faces a tough Senate path without support. Majority Leader Mansfield hints at direct Senate action or committee referral with a deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M Dirksen
Marie Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Judiciary Committee
Judherry
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Milwaukee NAACP HQ Bomb Sparks Citywide Probe
An all‑out investigation into the Milwaukee NAACP headquarters bombing mobilizes a dozen detectives. No suspects named as police battle fires, evacuations, and fragmented bomb parts sent to the FBI lab. mayor condemns the act and links it to possible multiple attackers.
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Milwaukee
Edwin Shaffer
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Naacp Earth
Shaffer Sand
Marines Kill 140 Viet Cong In Encounter
US Marines report heavy fighting near Tam Ky five miles west, killing about 140 Viet Cong soldiers armed with recoiless rifles and mortars. Casualties among Marines described as light. In the Mekong Delta a village 8 miles from Can Tho was attacked by two US jets after Viet Cong spotters fired on a village. 15 Vietnamese and 182 wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tam Ky
da Nang
Colorado
Air Force
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
4Th Corps
Marriage Bureau Sees Summer Boom After Noted Wedding
Allegheny County Marriage License Bureau chief Andrey Richey reports a surge in applications due to coverage of the Luci Johnson-Pat Nugent wedding. The bureau busiest day of summer occurred Monday with 69 marriage applications and 41 more on Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Andrey Richey
Allegheny County
Luci Johnson
Segregationist Wins Arkansas Governors Nomination Runoff
Jim Johnson a segregationist and critic of the federal government won the Democratic runoff for Arkansas governor. He defeated Frank Holt as the federal-state relationship dominated the campaign. Republican Winthrop Rockefeller prepares to challenge him in November with headquarters to open today. Johnson led with about 198,494 votes to Holt's 179,961. In Congress, David Poor won the 4th District nomination in a runoff over Richard Arnold, with a separate special primary set to choose the foe of Lynn Lowe in Texarkana for the unexpired term of Rep Oren Harris who resigned to become a federal judge.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jim Johnson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Alabama
George Wallace
Frank Holt
Johnson
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Holt
David Poor
Camden
Congress
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Prior Als
Lynn Lowe
Nexs
Oren Harris
Orbit Set for Today Moon mission to map lunar sites
CAPE KENNEDY Fla 4P The space agency planned another Lunar Orbiter launch to photograph the moon and identify landing areas using a photography lab. The Atlas Agena rocket was due to lift off in a favorable window between 3 11 and 6 0 p m CDT. The 80 pound orbiter aimed for a quarter million mile flight completing in about 9 1 hours, reaching the moon’s vicinity Sunday morning.
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Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Photography Laboratory
Racial Violence Strikes Detroit and Grenada Amid Civil Rights Debate
Racial clashes erupted in Detroit and Grenada Miss after the House passed a civil rights bill. A white man was hospitalized in Detroit after a rock throwing mob attacked him while he tried to retrieve a hub cap. Police moved in with 150 officers to quell the unrest in minutes. In Grenada a crowd of whites attacked Negro demonstrators with rocks and bottles. several Negroes were injured though none seriously. Police tried to keep the groups apart with rifles at the ready.
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Harold Brewer
John Gilman
Wisconsin Civil Rights Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratories
Washington
Grenada
Miss
Associated Press
Detroit
East Side
Ray Girardin
Town Square
Wisconsin House Approves Open Housing Provisions
In a party line vote the Wisconsin House approved the measure 259 to 157 with all Republicans and four Democrats supporting the bill. Rep Race and Clement Zablocki led votes to eliminate the open housing provisions, while Melvin Laird Alvin O’Konski Vernon Thomson joined in to defend the provisions. The motion to strike failed 222 to 190 as the majority remained intact.
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Washington
John Rece
Wisconsin House
House
Clement Zablochs
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Race
Clement Zablocki
Melvin Laird
Alvin O'Konski
Vernon Thomson
Robert Kastenmeier
Lynn Stalbaum
Henry Reuss
John Byrnes
Glenn Davis
Oshkosh Sets 1966 Assessed Valuation at 127 Million
City assessor George Goltz announced Oshkosh total assessed value for 1966 at 127,791,225, up 6,978,975 from last year, with real estate 105,375,025 and personal property 22,416,200. The board of review will meet Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for possible changes. Last year’s totals were 120,812,250 overall, with 100,034,900 for real estate and improvements and 20,777,350 for personal property. The 1965 tax rate was 49.24 per 1,000. Continuous breakdowns by ward and property class are listed. figures project four real estate categories and personal property stocks for merchants and manufacturers. Page 3 continues.
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City of
Oshkosh
City Hall
George Goltz
Oshkosh Board of Review
Postponed March in Chicago Sparks Citywide Civil Rights Tension
Civil rights leaders postponed a planned open housing march in Chicago's Southwest Side near Bogan and announced a new destination would be named later at a news conference. Leaders warned Cicero may be targeted. officials prepared for potential unrest as crowds faced stones and bottles during earlier protests.
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Chicago
al Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Warren Avenue Congregational Church
Cts
Bogan
Finda
Chicasca
Cicero
Chicago Lawn
Gage Park
Martin Luther King Jr
William J Bogan High School
Jesse Jackson
James Bevel
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