Daley urges Illinois Bell to accept arbitration offer
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley pressed Illinois Bell to accept the IBEW proposal for arbitration in a 69 day strike threatening Democratic National Convention coverage. IBEW chief negotiator Robert Nickey said Bell was stalling and that legal action could follow if the company rejects arbitration.
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Noon New York Stocks Update
United Press International reports stock movements at midday with market activity from major exchanges. Banks and industrials show mixed results while investors await further cues from economic data and corporate earnings.
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Pan American opens first US to Soviet air service
Pan American World Airways Flight 44 landed in Moscow after 25 hours 15 minutes from New York, beating Aeroflot’s Moscow to New York crossing by over two hours. VIPs including Donald G. Agger celebrated with champagne while Moscow welcomed the American jet.
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U.S. and South Vietnamese halt Viet Cong near Saigon
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces fought three major battles with Viet Cong near Saigon and in the Mekong Delta. Communist losses reached 193 with 77 dead and 7 captured in the main engagement 16 miles south of Saigon. American losses were 8 dead and 24 wounded. Additional clashes in Vinh and Binh Provinces killed 61 Viet Cong and 55 more were slain by riverine forces. An Duong village attack burned 300 houses injuring four civilians. B52 bombers intensified strikes toward the Cambodian border as Fighter-Bombers flew 120 missions marking two months of nonstop air assault.
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Reagan campaign swing aimed at Wallace in South
Gov Ronald Reagan plans a six day tour through Alabama Texas Arkansas Virginia and Maryland to bolster two party politics in the South and blunt George Wallace's third party bid He will attend GOP fundraisers in Amarillo Little Rock Charlottesville and Baltimore before the Governors Conference in Cincinnati and Birmingham visit while remaining California favorite son potential nominee essays the shift from a Democratic South with five of six Goldwater states in 1964.
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Circus comes to Phoenix with Ringling Brothers parade
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus arrives by special train Wednesday at 12 30 p m. Public watchers invited to view unloading at 425 South 17th Street and the two mile animal walk to the Veterans Memorial Coliseum starting 1 p m. Elephants zebras llamas horses ponies camels and other tame animals walk first while lions and tigers are moved in cages. The circus performs at the coliseum Wednesday through Saturday.
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FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Advertisement
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture adhesive to keep false teeth secure and comfortable. It claims firmer dentures, easier eating, and reduced denture breath with no pasty taste, and advises seeing a dentist and buying from drug counters.
Congress Abandons Preconvention Adjournment Plans
Congressional leaders abandon plans for a pre convention adjournment and order extra sessions to finish work after the conventions. House Speaker McCormack says resumption in September is very probable. Major bills on Farm Food Stamp Housing Education and veterans remain pending as Congress resists final adjournment before the convention.
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Rockefeller broadens Illinois appeal in bid to edge Nixon
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller paces Illinois as crucial in GOP contest with Nixon. He attracts Indiana supporters and presses for draft reform via random selection while slamming Nixon on city rebuilding and leadership. Nixon defends Vietnam stance and warns against withdrawal as surrender. Humphrey recovers from flu, plans talks with Indian group.
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Castro Named Bolivia Envoy
Raul H. Castro of Tucson Arizona was named by President Johnson to be the new envoy to Bolivia. Castro, a former attorney and Tucson Superior Court judge, has been ambassador to El Salvador since October 1964, and will replace Douglas Henderson who has held the Bolivia post since November 1963.
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Huey Newton seeks delay in murder trial as venire is challenged
Huey P. Newton asks a further delay claiming the 47 member jury panel is not representative and stacked against him. Demonstrators march around Oakland's Alameda County courthouse shouting free Huey as the trial resumes amid security and protests.
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Payson Indian land bill seeks 85 acres near Payson
A House bill introduced by Rep Sam Steiger would set aside 85 acres in Tonto National Forest for a band of Indians near Payson Arizona. The group, possibly Yavapai and Apache descendants, lives half a mile south of Payson in a settlement lacking water and sanitation. Members are mostly unregistered and the village dates to the 1890s.
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