VFW Protests Arlington Burial Policy Change
Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders object to Arlington National Cemetery rules limiting burials. DoD said plots are nearly exhausted and interment reserved for honorees and select military or public figures. VFW Commander Sierro announced the group will not participate in Veterans Day ceremonies with other organizations.
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Pope Blesses Crowd From Window On All Saints Day
Pope Paul VI, 70, appeared at St. Peter's window to bless thousands on All Saints Day after a relapse left him bedridden since Saturday. His temperature stabilized by Tuesday, allowing a brief outing from his third-floor apartment to greet worshippers.
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More Air Mail For Holiday Season From Post Office
The Post Office Department plans expanded air mail service during the Christmas rush to bypass surface delays. Officials said air transport may cover hops under 300 miles if traffic bottlenecks or weather hinder ground routes. Christmas cards will receive special air treatment only if bearing two five cent stamps.
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Ford Recall Targets 745000 Cars Over Steering Defect
Ford Motor Co recalls 745000 vehicles including 447000 Mustangs to locate a suspect steering system defect. The firm says 267600 Mustangs have the suspect setup and all 447000 will be checked. In Cleveland a 19 year old bride held 44 hours by an ex boyfriend describes brief sleeps on the bedroom floor and escape attempts before doctors hospital where she is in satisfactory condition.
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Gavin Arrives On Viet Scene
Retired Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin visits Saigon as a Johnson policy critic and says he is “quite minded about the war.” He travels at the invitation of Gen. Westmoreland and aims to see Vietnam as a concerned citizen rather than a former general. A note mentions Gavin as a potential Republican presidential candidate.
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Johnson presses Congress to act on admin proposals
President Johnson urged Democratic leaders to push 20 administration measures before year end. He named a 10 percent income tax surcharge, Social Security revisions, antipoverty legislation, and crime controls as priorities. Senate Finance considers a 15 percent Social Security boost with a $70 minimum. House plan sets 124 percent hikes and $50 minimum.
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Sheriff Links Life Insurance Motive In Poison Deaths
Argadia Florida AP sheriff Prank Cline said a life insurance payout motive underlay the poisoning deaths of seven children, with parathion in pest control products as the toxin. He noted an inquest and stated the suspect faced a possible charge while investigating deaths in Jacksonville and a citrus packing house. The case involves five Richardson children aged months to seven years.
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Ford Strikes Cause Major Losses for Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Co reported a third quarter loss of 73.9 million dollars blamed on a strike over overtime and contract disputes. Board chair Kenny Ford II and President Arjay Miller said the strike led to 68 cents per share loss, exceeding 65.8 million dollars in profits a year earlier. A new three year contract has been negotiated but local plant disputes linger including stamping plants at Monroe and Woodhaven near Detroit. UAW warned of potential targeted strikes at plants if overtime continues. The situation follows the old contract expiring and a companywide walkout being considered amid ongoing negotiations.
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Riot-Probers Warned Of Road To Violence
Washington AP Sen John L McClellan warns of a rising path to riots as hearings open on the assassinations and civil disorders of the past three years. The Senate panel reviews tolls from 1967 to 1969, including Detroit Newark and Houston outbreaks with hundreds killed and thousands injured.
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Democrats Call For In-Party Vietnam Debate At Councils
Democratic critics urged open discussion within party ranks on Johnson's Vietnam policy. Sen Eugene McCarthy warned a formal in party debate could spark platform disputes and possibly a challenge to the president. He argued public debates inside the party could sharpen policy and influence the nomination process.
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Windfall in Yule Funds For Washington County Savers
Washington County residents will receive a Christmas windfall totaling nearly two million dollars from Christmas Fund accounts. Banks and savings institutions report estimated payouts this week with amounts listed for Boonstiro, Currant Bank of Kingstown, Farmers Merchants, First National Bank of Maryland, and others including Washington County National Savings Bank and Home Federal Loan.
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Reuther Moves to Pull Auto Workers From AFL CIO
United Auto Workers leader Reuther pulls at the AFL CIO, signaling a split as his group seeks autonomy. The Industrial Union Department reports reserves falling from over $2.3 million to about $800,000, with observers noting cash use supports organizing drives and social programs while Meany faces criticism.
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U S Economic Expansion Now Longest In History
The economic expansion reaches its longest run in history, with a forecast to last through November. President Johnson's 10 percent income tax surcharge and spending cuts are cited as key to sustaining growth, while wary lawmakers demand restraint and delayed action. The piece notes the expansion began after 1949 and reflects debates in Congress over tax policy and fiscal aid.
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Two men captured infant holdup slaying
Two men are reported to have been captured in connection with the slaying of an infant during a holdup. The incident is detailed on Page 22 of the edition and follows coverage of related crime and court proceedings.
Jackie Lands In Thailand in Bangkok Heat
Mrs. John F. Kennedy disembarked from an Italian airliner in Bangkok wearing white and greeted Washington newsman Charles Bartlett amid the 100 degree noonday heat.
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Cincinnati Papers Strike Paralyzes City Transit
Cincinnati faced a twin disruption as the Enquirer and Post & Times unions joined a citywide stoppage. Engravers walkout sparked by a $4 weekly raise and other contract gaps, halting newspaper distribution and delaying buses and school commutes for thousands. Transit workers tomorrow may pursue court action.
Underworld figure slain. Espert held in Milam case
Anthony Big Yong Espert is held without bail in Milam on charges tied to the murder of underworld enforcer Thomas The Enforcer Altamura. Altamura was gunned down early Tuesday while walking to a cafe on a causeway between Miaroi and Miami Beach. Espert later surrendered to detectives per AP Wirephata.
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