GM and UAW pledge quick peace in 26 day GM strike
GM and the United Auto Workers pledged to speed a settlement as President Johnson urged a rapid end to a 26 day strike that idled over 300 000 GM production workers. The auto sector shows impact on production and wages with AMC resolving its own strike.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
American Motors Corp
AMC
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Automotive News
Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Convicted on Tax Evasion Counts
Earl Welch a long time Oklahoma Supreme Court justice was found guilty on five counts of income tax evasion totaling $13,000. The 78 year old Democrat listened as the verdict was read and sentencing was set for November 13.
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Muskogee
Okla
Earl Welch
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Welch
State Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
Roy Harper
St. Louis
Bankruptcy Declared for Portland Newspaper Co
The Portland Newspaper Publishing Co was declared bankrupt by U S District Court Judge Gus J Solomon. The firm owned the Portland Reporter which ceased publication on September 30 due to financial difficulties.
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Portland, Ore
Portland Newspaper Publishing Co
U.S
Gus .J. Solomon
Portland Reporter
Notable Americans Enter Royal Crown Cola Board
Lt Col John H Glenn Jr, first American to orbit Earth, elected director of Royal Crown Cola Co. He plans to join after Marine retirement delayed by inner ear injury from a fall. Glenn withdrew from Ohio Senate race this year due to injury and recovery.
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New York
John H. Glenn Jr
Royal Crown Cola Co
W. H. Glenn
Glenn
Marine Corps
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Woodrow Hopper Jr
Charles Fowler
Roswell
Young Hospital Patients Favor Child Art Over Modern Pieces
In Ann Arbor Michigan young patients at University of Michigan Hospital veto much modern art in favor of Forsyth Junior High School student paintings. A jury of volunteers aged 4 to 12 approved Hickory Dickory Dock Little Jack Horner and a red yellow rhinoceros painting, while Georges Seurat The Seine at Courbevoie won as the sole masterwork.
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Mich
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University of Michigan Hospital
Georges Braque
Maurice Utrillo
Rheims
Forsyth
Hickory
Dickory Dock
Jack Horner
Renoir
Longchamps
Georges Pierre Seurat
the Seine
Courbe- Voie
Freshman Candidate Must Please ASK Columbia S C
A freshman candidate for USC student government should appeal to campus Democrats and Republicans. The text identifies Strom Thurmond Johnston and Olin Johnston as prominent political figures in South Carolina.
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Columbia, S.C
API
University of South Carolina
Strom Thurmond Johns
Ton
South Carolina
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Goldwater
Olin D. Johnston
President Johnson
Columbus Sails Through August Hurricane on Second Voyage
Christopher Columbus faced a hurricane in August 1494 while near Saona Island southeast of Hispaniola during his second voyage. The ships crossed the Atlantic in the hurricane season but did not encounter the usual late summer storms until this voyage.
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Christopher Columbus
Atlantic
New World
Saona Island
Hispaniola
AF Clears 3 Whose Plane Strayed Over East Germany
The Air Force cleared for flying duty three officers whose RB66 reconnaissance plane strayed into Communist East Germany and was shot down by a Soviet jet. A board cited navigational failures and weather as factors, with two crewmen stationed in France and the navigator hospitalized in Illinois. Welch, the navigator, was later released.
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AF Clears 3
East Germany
Washington
Air Force
Associated Press
United States
Graf
Toul-Rosieres
France
David L. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Ill
Welch
Holland
Kessler
Prisoner Offers Kidney Donation After Bakery Robbery
Gary Goldberg a 26 year old from Minneapolis sentenced to five years for taking part in a $19000 bakery robbery offered to donate a kidney to the father of five children kept alive by an artificial kidney machine hospital tests will determine if he is healthy enough to donate the organ to save the man’s life The case links the crime to a possible life saving act as Goldberg faces prison term
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Minneapolis
Gary Goldberg
Goldberg
President Washington Held as Prisoner by Britain
Washington Andrew Jackson, famed seventh U.S. president, was once captured as a prisoner by Great Britain during the Revolutionary War era, a note on his early experiences in the conflict.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson
U.S
Great Britain
Mrs Goldwater greeted by thousands in New York reception
Mrs Barry Goldwater drew a large crowd of women at a Waldorf Astoria reception. The line stretched along Park Avenue and 49th Street with police estimating about 5 000 inside and hotel officials near 20 000 attendees during the drizzly Monday event.
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Barry Goldwater
Fowers
Waldorf-Astoria
Park Avenue
49Th Street
Goldwater
Federation of Women's
New York St
Carlberg
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