Ford Strike Deadline Set
DETROIT UPI The United Auto Workers set a strike deadline for Ford Motor Co at 10 a.m. Friday after bargaining on wage inequities production standards and working conditions failed. UAW President Walter Reuther said crisis pressure is needed. 130 000 Ford workers may be affected as Local 600 members walked off at Rouge complex, signaling stalled talks.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Today
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P
Reuther
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford Labor Relations
Mammoth Rouge
Scotch Mist whisky spray from Haverhill firm
A Haverhill aerosol producer plans a plastic spray container filled with pressurized whisky. The product will be marketed as Scotch Mist.
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Haverhill
England
UPI
President Johnson's first foreign trip on campaign soil
President Johnson leaves Washington for a two day Western tour. He lands in Great Falls Montana where Prime Minister Lester B Pearson greets him before boarding Pearson's American made Jetstar twin. The journey marks a rare presidential use of a foreign aircraft on non domestic travel.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Great Falls
Mont
Lester B Pearson
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
Thurmond switches from Democrats to Goldwater Republicans
Sen Strom Thurmond of South Carolina bolts the Democratic Party to join Barry Goldwater's Republican ticket. The move makes him the era's major defector in the 1964 presidential campaign and the first senator to switch parties since 1955. He plans a 6 15 p m CDT TV address to explain his reasons and says the Democratic Party has moved toward socialism and regulatory government, while hoping the change won’t hurt him politically in South Carolina.
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Washington
UPI
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Goldwater
Thurmond
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Barry M. Goldwater
Tool thief admits stealing $100,000 in machine tools
MILWAUKEE UP I A tool maker. who told police he wanted to go into business for himself, has admitted stealing up to $100,000 in machine tools from his employer and reselling them through a dummy corporation. Police said a search of the man’s home found $2,500 worth of tools. He rented office space in Antioch Illinois and sent out cards to engineering firms offering the tools at a price lower than Artos.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Artos Engineering Co
Antioch
Artos
Tires Cut On Stock Trucks Near Clinton Wisconsin
Rock County sheriff's deputies say two livestock trucks had tires slashed by a booby trap on Highway 15 east of Clinton. A third truck avoided the device. three tires on one, one tire on another were damaged. The setup used a six to seven foot angle iron with mower blades wired across the road. Drivers reported no injuries. This follows a string of NFO livestock truck incidents during the holding action.
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Clinton
Wis
Rock County
Highway 15
Cudahy
Senator Demands Ends to Usage of Mythical Student Name
Milwaukee state senator Jerris Leonard questioned the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee registration booklet Tuesday over the mythical student name Arya Forgonson. He sought assurances from the governor board of regents and UW officials that the university would not be used for political propaganda. The dispute centers on the fictional parent I. M. Forgenson linked to the fake student.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Jerris Leonard
R-Bayside
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Leonard
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Arya Forgenson
I. M. Forgenson
Dem Leaders Seek LBJ Aid To Speed Bills
Democratic congressional leaders seek President Johnson's help to advance three key programs on Capitol Hill. They discussed leapfrogging a Senate roadblock in foreign aid and Appalachian aid, plus salvaging the health care bill sent to a Senate House conference. Johnson would need his persuasive power to break a potential stalemate that could keep Congress in session through November.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
House Conference
Congress
Senate Democratic
Rail Walkout Seen Monday
Washington AP reports looming walkout feared by 150000 AFL-CIO rail shop workers from six unions over job protection amid declining employment. Management claims no formal notice yet. negotiators warn a 72 hour notice is typical. A national emergency scenario looms if trains halt. Continued on Page 10 Col 1.
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Washington
White House
Afl-Cio
Edward J. Carrough
J. E. Wolfe
Boston
Johnson
Deaf World War I veteran regains hearing after nightmare replay
Richard Duckett aged 72 of Werrington England regained hearing after reliving a German artillery bombardment in a nightmare. He had become deaf 46 years earlier from a head wound sustained during World War I.
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Werrington
England
UPI
Richard Duckett
Khrushchev Says Soviet secret weapon could destroy life
Premier Khrushchev told a Japanese delegation he had seen a new weapon that could wipe out all life on earth. He said it was aimed at Red China and not the West and described it as a potential cobalt bomb or similar devastating device.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Red
China
West
Khrushch
Eev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Kenji Fukunaga
Washington
U.S
Venezuela official accuses bulk butter of dilution
Public Health Director Lisandra Lattuff charged that half the butter sold in bulk in Venezuela is water and the other half is margarine and animal fats. He said producers gain high profits from this practice.
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Caracus
Venezuela
UPD
Lisandra — Lattuff
Coup Leaders Held as Saigon Fallout Grows
In Saigon, Maj. Gen. Duong Van Duc and Col. Joynh Van Ton were in government custody after Sunday's coup attempt. The Mekong Delta remained volatile as rebels under Duc’s 4th Army Corps faced loyalist crackdowns. Air chief Ky urged purges of corrupt officers and called for civilian rule within weeks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Mekong River
Duong van Duc
Duc
4Th Army
Joynh van Ton
My Tho
Ton
Ares
Lam van Phat
Phat
Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Dalat
Duong van Minh
Barry Goldwater Demands Johnson Cuba Stand Here
Barry Goldwater pressed President Johnson to declare stance on Communist Cuba in Knoxville speech. He accused Johnson of editing Cuba references and questioned White House handling. Goldwater warned of multiple national concerns and drew large crowds from Atlanta to Decatur during a four day Southern swing.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Deep South
Johnson
Cuba
TVA
Goldwater
Memphis
River Bluff
Macon
Montgomery
Ala
International Association of Machinists
Miami
Castro
United States
White House
Viet Nam
Bobby Baker
Tampa
Fla
Atlanta
Decatur
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Arya Forgonson
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Gaylord Nelson
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D-Minn
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