Anti-War Pickets Disrupt LBJ Talk at UAW Rally
Demonstrators from UCLA and others interrupted President Johnson's remarks at the UAW gathering, prompting clashes as delegates escorted outsiders from the arena. The scene followed Johnson's warning on unemployment and social justice, while UAW leaders and officials praised allies, with talk of stronger union cooperation across the AFL-CIO.
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Internation Association of Machinists
T. W. Abel
Siemiller
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Steelworkers
Machinists
U.S
Canada
Abels
Siemilters
Johnson Press Confirms Viet Nam Policy Despite Poll Pressures
President Johnson declined to take sides in South Viet Nam’s Communist threats and stressed WHO participation and broad population involvement. He defended deterring aggression at minimal cost, noted domestic worry over inflation and war, and praised reduced deficits as evidence of economical governance. He warned against sensationalism and remained in close contact with Lodge and Westmoreland.
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Three Teens Survive Sewer Danger Near Elkhart River
In Elkhart Indiana three thirteen year olds hunted for fallen money in a five foot sewer feeding into the St Joseph River. Neil Crofoot Carol Foster and Randy Witman were overcome by gas but were rescued by firemen and a passing motorist. Crofoot and Foster were revived and released from Elkhart General Hospital. Spectators lined the river banks as rescuers worked to pull the youths to safety.
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Mediators Push Bus Peace Talks In Washington
Federal mediators pressed to end the West Coast Greyhound strike stretching across 12 states as 5,000 bus workers stay idle. A mediation spokesman said talks began Wednesday and would run through the weekend if needed, with 44 issues on the table.
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Washington Upp
Greyhound
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Washington
Laddad
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
Lg Wape
Ingram Dies at 85 Founder of White Castle Was Columbus Native
E. W. Ingram died Friday at 85 in Columbus Ohio. He borrowed 700 dollars to market Scent hamburgers and built the White Castle system, a $36 million business empire. His work helped shape fast food branding and chain expansion.
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Five Witnesses Shed Dim Light on Deadwyler Killing
Conflicting testimony at the Los Angeles County Coroner's Inquest on Leon ard Deadwyler raised three disputed points: whether his car moved before the fatal shot, when and from where the shot came, and whether he exited the vehicle or walked before collapsing. Witnesses include Patrolman Jerold Bova and Barbara Deadwyler as the inquest proceeds with tense courtroom scenes and potential tape-recording evidence.
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Harper
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Thomas
Deadwyler Auto
Deborah Barnett
Deborah
Mary Jones
Cochran
John Provenzano
Los Angeles County
Thomas Freeman
Former City Attorney Concannon Dies in Los Angeles
John M. Concannon, who served as Los Angeles City Attorney for 44 years, has died at age 14. He was found lifeless in his bed at his Los Angeles home on Friday.
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John M. Concannon
Scout Yacht Disaster Kills Gates Wife in Collision
Coast Guard reports a 4 am collision between a yacht and a larger vessel near Long Beach. Martha Jean Gates, 43, died after being trapped below deck. Rescue crews found Gates clinging to the aft sail and two youths in a dinghy. The Caraibe reported sail debris in its propeller. survivors were brought aboard Cape Hatteras and two helicopters.
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Yorty Claims Reds Urging Los Angeles Violence
Los Angeles mayor and gubernatorial candidate Lane W. Yorty says known Communists are openly attempting to incite African Americans to violence in the city. He says he has conferred with City Atty Roger Amnebergh about possible arrests and prosecutions of the inciters.
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Roger Amnebergh
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