Steel Talks In Third Day
Washington AP says emergency steel talks enter a third day with union negotiators arguing White House wage guidelines are too low. President Johnson and Democratic leaders warn a strike would hurt the economy and security. a strike deadline was postponed at Johnson's request. The AFL CIO United Steelworkers seek a 53 cent per hour rise over three years. industry offers 40 to 6 cents.
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White House
Johnson
House
Senate
Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T Connor
Aflcio
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Unio
Commerce Department
Haase Named As Insurance Commissioner
Madison AP Assemblyman Robert Haase, Marinette attorney and Republican minority leader, was appointed state insurance commissioner by Gov. Warren Knowles. The 42 year old bachelor replaces Charles Manson who was ruled out by an attorney general opinion. The Senate must confirm. Republicans control the chamber.
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Madison
Haase
Assembly
Plane Missing Near Philippines
Search planes combed the China Sea off northern Luzon for a US military C123 transport missing with nine aboard. The four engine aircraft took off from Nha Trang South Vietnam with 11 hours fuel. last communication was off the west coast of northern Luzon.
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Manila
China Sea
Luzon
Nha Trang
Viet Nam
Dr Albert Schweitzer Seriously Ill at 90 in Gabon
Nobel laureate Dr Albert Schweitzer, 90, is reported seriously ill and bedbound at a hospital in Lambarene Gabon. The famed humanitarian born in 1875 celebrated his 90th birthday on January 14 and has been in declining health for months. He and his wife Helene, who died in 1957, founded work in a leper colony in French Equatorial Africa.
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Lambarene
Gabon
UPI
Albert Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Kayserberg
Alsace
Germany
French Equatorial Africa
Helene
Fair Goes On Rain or Shine at Winnebago County Fair
Rain threatened opening events but sunshine returned as Chil dren's Day drew a large crowd. Fair officials reported jammed grounds, strong midway and carnival takings, with an evening show drawing about a thousand fans and a half filled grandstand. Oshkosh Day activities included judging and showmanship events, hog judging, and harness racing slated for 1:30 pm.
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Winnebago County Fair
Robert J Misky
Milky
Bobby Vinton
Northwestern
Rolls-Royce Eyeing German Reaction to Silver Mist Title
London reports Rolls-Royce fears customer backlash in Germany over the planned car name Silver Mist after discovering in German the word mist can mean dunghill, prompting reconsideration of the branding.
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London
Rolls-Royce Motor Firm
Germany
Appointment No Surprise To Gronouski
Washington AP Postmaster General John A Gronouski said he was surprised by his cabinet shift to ambassador to Poland but had suspected it for years He noted his Polish ancestry and his background in international economics He will be succeeded by Lawrence F O’Brien and described his new role as a diplomat with prior Warsaw meetings and ongoing talks with the Chinese ambassador to Poland
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
U.S
Poland
Gronouski
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Dean Rusk
Europe
Sorry He Asked Stranger for Help in Copper Theft
Bradford laborer Trevor Hardy asked a friendly stranger in a pub to help move stolen copper piping. The stranger was off duty police constable Archie Deakin aged 26 who alerted authorities. Hardy was prosecuted and fined 42 dollars for theft.
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Bradford
England
UPI
Trevor Hardy
Archie Deakin
Hardy
Price-Fixing Damages Rise in 1960 Case Involving Major Firms
NEW YORK AP Damages in a 1960 electrical equipment price fixing scheme near 400 million, with a $17 million addition against General Electric and Westinghouse for price fixing and bid rigging. Ohio Valley Electric and Indiana Kentucky Electric were awarded triple damages totaling over 16 million for turbine generators sold to the Atomic Energy Commission. The conspiracy involved 29 manufacturers and cost GE over 25 million and Westinghouse over 110 million. most cases settled.
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New York
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U.S. Dist
Wilfred Feinberg
Feinberg
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio Valley Electric
Indiana- Kentucky Electric
General Electric
Westinghouse
Two Whites Wounded In Street Fight
Racial unrest flared in Plymouth North Carolina and Chicago as two white men were wounded in a Plymouth melee and seven black residents were hospitalized in Chicago after a march and picket at a school official’s home. Police arrested fourteen demonstrators in Chicago as tensions rose.
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North
Plymouth
N.C
Chicago
Main Street
North Carolina
Benjamin Willis
Sheridan Road
Bryn Mawr Ave
Ku Klux Klan
Foes Aware Of War Aims Says Senator Mansfield
Senate Democratic leader Sen. Mike Mansfield said both sides in Viet Nam know their aims and presented a table outlining divergent goals. He spoke in Washington urging clarification of issues to guide peace talks and warned against viewing the conflict as against a single group or government.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Democratic
Mansfield
Dublin Teen Charged Over $350,000 Candy Factory Fire
Michael Tarr, 18, was charged Tuesday with causing $350,000 damage to a candy factory. Police say the fire started after Tarr broke into the plant to steal a bar of chocolate.
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Dublin
UPI
Michael Tarr
Tarr
Copter Crash Kills 4 Yanks in South Viet Nam
Four Americans and one Vietnamese were killed when a helicopter went down near Ben Cat in Binh Duong Province after heavy ground fire. The crash site was about 25 miles northwest of Saigon. Separately, a week-long search failed to locate a missing U.S. Navy pilot after a plane caught fire in North Viet Nam. An Air Force F105 was shot down nearby but the pilot was rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Duong
Ben Cat
U.S
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
North Viet Nam
Search halted as fog shrouds avalanche scene
Rescue efforts in the Mattmark valley halted by fog with victims under ice at the Allalin Glacier. Andre Schmidt said operations resume only in perfect visibility to view the glacier looming potential repeat slide. Mattmark hydroelectric project workers are missing and presumed dead.
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Saas Fee
Switzerland
Mattmark
Alpine
Andre Schmidt
Allalin
Schmidt
Viet Nam Premier Rejects U.S Peace Offers
North Viet Nam premier Pham Van Dong denounced U.S peace offers and said Hanoi is ready to wage a 20 year war, calling Western peace terms an act of aggression. He spoke Tuesday at a Hanoi Radio broadcast marking the 20th anniversary of North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Pham van Dong
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Hano
Pham
Retirees Advised Of Medical Plans
Washington reports that starting today 25 million retired Americans will learn about two new medical programs under the expanded Social Security System. A voluntary medical plan application kit is mailed, cost three dollars a month with government matching payment. enrollment required by March 31, 1966.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
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