Ford Faces crippling strike as GM plants restart
Ford Motor Co faces a potential crippling strike as 23 of 90 UAW bargaining units at Ford lack at plant agreements to supplement the Ford UAW national contract. GM, though recalling plants, remains hampered by local stoppages with 28 of 130 units still without pacts and 18 of 23 assembly plants idle at peak.
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Johnson cites Kosygin pledge to seek peace with West in Utah speech
President Johnson reports a message from Soviet Premier Kosygin promising to maintain existing policies and pursue better relations with the West. He spoke to 8,000 at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City and plans appearances in Wichita, Kansas, Philadelphia.
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Johnson
Alexsei N. Kosygin
Utah
Mormon Tabernacle
United States
Salt Lake City
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Wichita
Kant
Philadelphia
Nikita Khrushchevy
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
West
Kosygin
Johnson Eyes Peace Effort and Changes in Communist Bloc
President Johnson lauded the pledge of peace and pledged continued U S efforts for lasting, just, and honorable peace. He warned that political systems change by historical circumstance and cautioned against expecting the Soviet Union or China to quickly become open societies.
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Soviet Union
Communist
China
U S Accused of Bombing North Vietnam by Hanoi
North Vietnam charged Friday that air and naval attacks by U S forces violated the 1954 and 1962 Geneva accords. Hanoi denounced the provocations and demanded an end to raids while Washington said no such attacks had been confirmed.
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Tapang
Ta Pai
Demilitarized Zone
Political letters must be received by Saturday Roswell Daily Record
Public Forum letters about politics or candidates must reach the editor by 9 a.m. Saturday to be published before the election. Letters under 500 words, signed, in good taste and not libelous, may appear in Sunday's Record. replies to letters published Sunday appear in Monday by 8 a.m. Deadline notes and endorsements rules.
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U S Denies Involvement in Hanoi Radio Incidents
Washington reports state and defense officials said no American ships were involved in any incidents described by Radio Hanoi. Spokesmen stated there are no U S vessels in the area where the incidents allegedly occurred.
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State and Defense Departments
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
City Man Dies While at Work
A construction worker named Albian Daniel from the Roswell area died at work on the new high school project. Daniel, in his early 60s, was employed by C C Stiles Construction Company of Roswell and died after being transported to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.
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Roswell
Daniel
C.C. Stiles Construction Company
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Lyman accuses Miller of accepting race bets in office
Miss B Lyman Republican candidate for secretary of state charges Alberta Miller Democrat incumbent with bookmaking in the office. Lyman said FBI investigators are looking into the matter and urged Miller to explain. Miller denied the allegations calling them malicious lies and said voters will decide November 3.
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Alberta Miller
Albuquerque
Miss B. Lyman
Secretary of State
Miss Lyman
Clayton
Roy
Clovis
KZOL
Farwell
Tex
Ike Returns to Work After Illness Pause
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower resumes a regular workday at his Gettysburg office after a week of illness from acute laryngitis. He spent time at Walter Reed Hospital and canceled several Republican campaign engagements and a Mexico trip as chairman of a People to People salute. His son John handles mission duties while Ike goes to the office from his nearby farm.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Eisenhower
Mexico
United States
John
Hearing Set For Steele In Triple Homicide Case
Preliminary hearing and arraignment for Robert P. Steele on charges of the October 3 murders of Erika McGowan and her three year old son Peter Fortin plus wounding A I C John Daniel of Walker Air Force Base will occur November 10 at 9 30 a m before Peace Justice J C Jones. Steele reportedly confessed to fatally shooting Mrs McGowan and her son at their home 612 Redwood.
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Robert P. Steele
Erika McGowan
Peter Fortin
J. C. Jones
Steele
Kremlin Says Khrushchev Rooted for Dictatorship, Ouster Outlined
Rome AP: L Espreso cites a Soviet Presidium report by Mikhail Suslov accusing Khrushchev of violating collective leadership and mismanaging policy. It alleges his family ties on missions, unapproved diplomacy, and sensational public support for India amid Sino Indian tensions.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
L’espresso
Communist Party Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Soviet Union
Moscow
Suslov
Khrushchev
Party
Adzhubei
Bonn
Berlin
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Abdel Hakim Amer
Supreme Soviet
Bolack, Mechem, Tower Plan Roswell Rally Tonight
Former Governor Bolack will join Senator Mechem and Senator Tower at a public rally in the Pueblo North Junior High Auditorium at 7 45 p m. Tower arrives at 4 15 p.m. A welcome at the airport precedes a 5 45 p.m. Republican workers banquet at the Roswell Inn and the rally with many state and local candidates follows.
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Tom Bolack
Roswell
Edwin L. Mechem
R-Nm
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Pueblo
North
Sen. Tower
Bolack
Sen. Mechem
Republican Party
Roswell Inn
United States
Barry Goldwater
Kansas City
Pampa
Tex
Goldwater Opens Pennsylvania Whistle Stop Tour
Senator Barry Goldwater launched a Pennsylvania campaign swing promising that a large share of unhappy Americans could trigger the century's biggest political upset next Tuesday. Republican rivals assailed Hubert Humphrey as blind to communism and disastrous in foreign policy. Former President Truman, injured in a fall on October 13, was reported recovering well in Independence Missouri.
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Harrisburg
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Tacoma
Wash
Hubert H. Humphrey
William E. Miller
Humphrey
America
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Moseley Fire Probably Was Arson
Deputy state fire marshal John A. Nifes says the September 5 blaze that destroyed the Gary Moseley Furniture Store and damaged Roswell Seed and Grain and Bill Deanes is under active investigation. Authorities with Roswell Police and the National Board of Fire Underwriters consider arson possible but no conclusive proof or suspects have been identified.
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Gary Moseley
Roswell
Bill Deane
John A. Nifes
Nifes
Khrushchev Receives Pension and Relocates Near Kremlin
Reports say Nikita Khrushchev now receives a pension of 1000 rubles monthly and uses a chauffeur driven car. The Khrushchevs reside at 3 Granovsky Street in a four room red brick apartment near his former Kremlin office. Neighbors include Molotov and Zhukov in close proximity.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Granovsky St
Kremlin
Granovsky
Vyacheslav Molotov
Khrushchev
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