Automakers and UAW begin hard bargaining in Detroit
Urgent talks start Monday as Ford, GM, and Chrysler face a looming strike. Three-year pacts expire soon. unions press for broad demands while companies tout generous offers. Walter Reuther plans to visit all three bargaining tables as executives insist their proposals are the most generous yet.
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Chrysler Corp
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UAW International
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Ford
Louis Seaton
Reuther
Police Briefs From Marion and Nearby Areas
Marion and Vernon Johns cited for traffic violations including no valid registration on a vehicle. Clyde Steveson fined $15 for registration issues. Marian Tennis and K Adams reported for(driver) license infractions and related violations.
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Marion
William Halbin
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Vernon Johns
Clyde Steveson
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Marian Tennis
K. Adams
Violence Expected as India braces for mass protest
India faces a massive four day anti shortage protest led by Communists as prices soar and food supplies tighten. Police and troops stand ready amid expected turnout of millions in Mumbai Calcutta New Delhi and other cities with fears of rioting and bloodshed. Sunlit references to Gandhi and Shastri frame a tense national moment as governments pledge controls while shortages persist.
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New Delhi
India
Bombay
Calcutta
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Ghandi
Communist Party
Shastri
27 New York Democrats oppose Kennedy for Senate
Twenty seven reform Democrats denounce Robert F. Kennedy saying he shows no grasp of their aims and aligning with old guard power brokers. Kennedy gains momentum after Mayor Wagner endorses him as Albany organization backs him for the convention. Police brief notes Marion, William Be Singler fined $20 for a valid safety test.
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New York Times
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Wagner
Albany
Daniel P. O'Connell
Erastus Cornling
Albany County
Marion
William BE. Singler
Aid From Soviets Discussed Makarios Urged To Accent Aches on Solution
Archbishop Makarios and Soviet Ambassador Pavel Ermoshin conferred in Nicosia for more than two hours on Soviet aid to Greek Cypriots regarding a Cyprus crisis solution. Foreign Minister Kyprianou indicated a Moscow trip date soon. discussion followed the Greek defense minister’s Athens departure. The Acheson formula, linking Cyprus ending with Turkish presence, faced rejection by the archbishop. The U.S. showed force near Nicosia with armored vehicles while food aid moved to the Kokkinia Turkish Cypriote village after delays over figures and needs.
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New York Times
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Cyprus
Makarios
Pavel Ermoshin
Spyros Kyprianou
Moscow
Petros Garoufalias
Athens
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Johnson
Geneva
Greece
Ankara
Turkey
Westlecn
U.S
U. N
Kokkina
Johnson signs meat import bill to curb beef flow
President Johnson signed legislation to cut meat imports by 15 percent from last year's peak. The compromise bill, passed by House and Senate, caps fresh, chilled or frozen meat imports at 725,400,000 pounds annually with a 16 percent growth factor and a 10 percent leeway for foreign nations selling meat to the United States.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
United States
Johnson Fined $25 For Driving With No License
Murphysboro records say William D Johnson was fined $25 for operating a vehicle without a valid driver’s license. No license on file.
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Murphysboro
William D Johnson
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