Steel Settlement Nearer Union Cuts Wage Demands
Washington AP The White House said both sides in steel talks have adjusted positions as they seek a settlement. AFL-CIO union reportedly dropped wage demands to about 48 cents an hour over three years, while industry offer rose to about 43 cents. About 450000 workers earn roughly 4.40 an hour including fringe benefits. Johnson may join negotiations later if talks succeed before Labor Day deadline.
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Washington
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Moyers
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
Texas
New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Alexei Kosygin
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U.S
Dean Rusk
U.N
U Thant
Defense Ministry
Chhamb
Sprinagar
Jaurian
Aknoor-Chhamb
United Nations
Dewa
Aknoor
Jafmmu
Naushehra
Utica Cops Lose Dismissal Appeal In Payroll HoldUp Case
NEW HARTFORD New York AP motions to dismiss first degree armed robbery charges against two Utica police officers Anthony J Leo and Peter A Sebregandio and ex patrolman Craig Owen were denied Peace Justice Leo Townsend ruled the motions improper The trio tied to a 5631 payroll hold up July 30 Also charged are James Callahan and three other men tied to a robbery ring Callahan waived examination and is jailed Owen and Sebregandio free pending grand jury action bail amounts ranged from 10000 to 15500
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New Hartford
N. Y
Utica
Leo Townsend
Anthony J. Leo
Peter A. Sebregandio
Craig Owen
James Callahan
Callahan
Oneida
Leo
Herkimer County
Owen
Sebregandio
Oneida County
Rockefeller proclaims record NY workers in 1965
Governor Rockefeller says New York workers have never had it so good with record employment and wage highs. In his Labor Day proclamation he notes the state has opened the door to its most productive year yet.
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Rocky Albany
N. Y
Rockefeller
New York State
New York
Betsy By-Passes Bahamas With Uncertain Final Course
Hurricanes Betsy moves by the Bahamas with 150 mph winds and an uncertain path toward land. Forecasters say a 50-50 chance it will miss the East Coast as U.S. agencies monitor shifting steering currents and prepare coastal alerts.
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Betsy
Bahamas
Miami
Fla
Bahama Islands
United States
Sam Pierce
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Florida
Cape Kennedy
U.S
Air Force
Eleuthera
Grand Bahama Islands
East
Pierce
Atlantic
San Salvador
Peyton Place producer Felix Feist dies of cancer
Encino California AP report says producer-director Felix E Feist 55 known for Peyton Place died Thursday at Encino Hospital after a cancer illness. Feist began in film sales and later steered television and film projects before taking leave of absence earlier this year.
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Peyton Place
Dies Encino
Calif
Felix E. Feist
Encino Hospital
Friends
Feist
Khrushchev Home From Hospital
Former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev was hospitalized for tests last month but returned to his country dacha in good health, his daughter Rada Adzhubei said. She noted he was 71 and declined to elaborate, with reliable Communist sources saying he was treated for circulatory trouble and under regular medical observation since his ouster last October.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Rada Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Ruby Ransomed for 25000 Now Returning to New York Museum
The DeLong ruby, a 100 carat priceless gem, retrieved from a Sunshine State Parkway telephone booth, will soon return to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Millionaire John D. MacArthur financed the ransom of 25000 after a tip from Francis P. Antel, with reporter Bill Federici aiding the recovery.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
DeLong
Underworld
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Sunshine State Parkway
John D. MacAr
Thur
Francis P. Antel
MacArthur
Palm Beach
Antel
Parkway
Palm Beach Gardens
Bill Federici
New York Daily News
Mississippi Guardsmen enforce curfew after NAACP leader bombing
Natchez Mississippi forces impose an early curfew and ban liquor as 650 National Guardsmen arrive under Maj. Gen. Walter Johnson to restore calm after a booby-trap bombing injured NAACP Adams County leader George Metcalfe. The city of 25,000 braces for stability amid mounting tension.
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Natchez
Miss
Mississippi River
Walter Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Paul Johnson
George Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Adams County
The
NAACP
Signers push home rule bill for Washington D C
The 218th signature completed a petition to force a House floor vote on a discharge petition for a home rule bill. Rep George E Shipley D Illinois signed as the majority marker and to freeze signatures as pressure mounts. A competing Maryland restitution bill was moved in the same session by Rep John L McMillan.
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Washington
House
George E. Shipley
Ill
Capital City
Maryland
District of Columbia
Johnson
Texas
John L. McMillan
D-S.c
Phyllis Diller Files Suit for Divorce
Phyllis Diller, 48, famed comedian, filed a divorce suit in St. Louis against Sherwood Diller, 52, alleging general indignities after 25 years of marriage. He answered, but her attorney said she would not contest. The couple, with four children at home and one married, plan to move to Los Angeles as she continues her show business career.
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ST. Louis
Comedienne
Phyllis Diller
Sherwood Diller
Los Angeles
Priest Dies in Fire Cited Smoking Blamed
In Niagara Falls New York the Rev Joseph Garin 58 assistant pastor of Prince of Peace Church died after a fire started from a chair he slept in the firemen said. He was found unconscious in his smoke filled rectory bedroom by the pastor and another priest.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Joseph Garin
Prince of Peace R.C
Father Garin
Daughters Return to College Life for Johnson Family
Washington AP report notes President Johnson's daughters Luci and Lynda begin fall 1964 college terms. Luci, 18, starts nursing at Georgetown University. Lynda, 21, returns to Texas at University of Texas in Austin after prior study at George Washington University. Each remarks on adjusting to campus life amid male-dominated environments.
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Washington
Johnson
Luci
Lynda
Texas
White House
Georgetown University
School of Nursing
University of Texas In
Austin
LBJ
George Washington University
University of Texas
Forecast says fine Labor Day weekend for Upstate New York
Extended Weather Bureau forecast for Upstate New York from Saturday through Wednesday expects a mainly fair to partly cloudy weekend with highs in the upper 70s to 80s. A few showers possible western and northern sections Saturday or Sunday, with rain or showers likely Tuesday and nighttime lows in the 50s to low 60s by Sunday night.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
1400 More Marines Landing in Viet Nam Conflict
Saigon reports 1400 Marines begin landing at Chu Lai near Da Nang as part of ongoing buildup. A U.S. spokesman notes 29,800 Marines previously in Viet Nam, total now 31,200, with manpower goals rising toward 125,000. In Saigon a grenade attack wounds a U.S. Army guard. Hanoi claims heavy losses at Bien Hoa with disputed figures.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Strategic Air Command
da Nang
Chu Lai
Johnson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
Hanoi
Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
United States
Voluntary Enlistments Rise After Draft Boost Ordered
AP reports a $4.7 billion higher education bill cleared the Senate 79 to 3, with broad support and conference action likely. Separately, voluntary enlistments jumped in August after Johnson ordered a draft boost, with the Army up 19 percent and the Marines up 20 percent, as branches aim to exceed their goals amid Vietnam buildup.
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Washington
Senate
James O. Eastland
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
House
National Teacher Corps
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Viet Nam
Searchers drag Lake Ontario for NY man and son
Police continued the lakefront search for Dale Thompson 37 of Almond New York and his son Dale Jr after a cabin cruiser accident near Kingston Harbor. The boy fell overboard and the father dove in to rescue him but did not surface as of today.
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Kingston, Ont
Lake Ontario
New York
Dale Thompson
Almond
N.Y
Dale Jr
Kingston Harbor
Skunks Become Prime Carrier Of Rabies
Albany NY AP reported the State Health Department said skunks are the leading rabies carriers this year with 49 of 101 rabid animals tested statewide. There were 12 rabid skunks in 1963 and 33 last year, while rabies in dogs has declined.
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Albany, N. Y
State Health Department
Conrad Boys Joy Infectious At Astronauts Homecoming
Four rambling Conrad boys turned a formal Gemini 5 homecoming into a riotous greeting for L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr. Peter 10 leaped into his father's arms first, followed by Andrew 6 and Thomas 8 barefoot after rain. The two teen daughters watched fondly as Cooper kissed his wife Trudy and Jane. Photographers captured the lipstick moment as the family shared a jovial reunion amid the Houston SPACE CENTER crowd.
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Peter
Conrad
Andrew
Thomas
Cooper
Camala
Ranita
Trudy
Jane
Stewardesses protest being retired at 32
Washington AP Congress weighed the fate of airline stewardesses forced to resign at 32 or 35 as part of a broader look at older workers. Colleen Boland, union president, testified that airlines push many into reservation clerk roles. Lawmakers questioned why age-based retirement exists and urged rethink.
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Washington
Congress
House Labor Subcommittee
James H. Scheuer
D-N.y
Colleen Boland
Air Line Stewards and Stewardesses Union
Scheuer
William D. Hathaway
D-Maine
James G. O'Hara
D-Midh
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CIA
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Thailand
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Lodge
Richard Nixon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tan Son
Hong Kong
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