Reuther Seen Taking UAW Out Of AFL-CIO
Washington dispatch reports Walter Reuther plans a dramatic move to pull the United Auto Workers from the AFL-CIO at the federation's December Miami Beach convention. Sources say his plan remains undisclosed though many allied with the federation expect a high profile split.
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Two Sides In Agreement On Nothing In Ford Strike
Ford and the UAW reached virtually no progress after a second month of striking. Walter P. Reuther visited Ford pickets at River Rouge, where a 30 year old clash occurred. Ford planned to reopen three plants making parts for American Motors Corp as a court injunction sought to stop pickets at Sterling Township. About 60 nonproduction workers would be affected across Rawsonville Ypsilanti and Sandusky plants with no work beyond 18 days.
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Actress Sue Lyon Wins 225000 In Auto Crash Suit
Los Angeles AP Sue Lyon 225000 plus 42000 for her mother Sue Karr and Lyon’s sister Mise Lyon 21 in a 1965 crash. Lynch Motors Inc and R J Tichnar were defendant drivers. Lyon claimed knee injuries would impair dancing and acting careers. Tichner allegedly caused the crash with a U turn on the highway. Miss Lyon’s car owned by the driver. Greenville Pa AP Marlene Jackson 18 Philadelphia Negro crowned Thiel College homecoming queen first in school history. NY AP Susan Oliver returned from Moscow flight attempt after Denmark refusal. Australian Denise McGill set women’s English Channel record, crossing Dover to Calais in nine hours, aiming to break it.
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Jamaica Bars Stokely Carmichael and Rap Brown
Jamaica bans Stokely Carmichael the Black Power advocate from entering the country and also bars Rap Brown and James Farman from visiting. No reason given. Carmichael is on a tour of Socialinities.
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Eisenhower Begins Routine Checkup At Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower enters Walter Reed Army Hospital for a routine physical today following two summer hospitalizations. He arrived by helicopter from his Gettysburg farm for a scheduled short stay ahead of his 77th birthday, with earlier treatment at Walter Reed for an intestinal ailment.
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Bowery Project offers medical help to derelicts in New York
The Vera Institute launches a $500,000 Bowery Project to provide private funded medical care, delousing, and housing guidance for derelicts. A 24 hour team including nurses and welfare workers will approach shelters and streets to offer voluntary treatment, medical exams, and referrals while avoiding jail.
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Astronaut Williams Buried After Jet Trainer Crash
Neighbors and coworkers honor astronaut Williams in Tallahassee and at Arlington National Cemetery. Space officials inspect the crash site on the Georgia Florida border where the jet trainer failed, Williams did not eject, and the cause remains under investigation. Rev Eugene Cargill to lead services at the Dickinson Roman Catholic church and Arlington ceremony follows.
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AP Reporter Gilmore Dies After Covering Stalin Era
London based AP correspondent Eddy Gilmore who covered war and the Stalin era in the Soviet Union died of a heart attack at his East Grinstead home. Gilmore won a 1947 Pulitzer for international telegraphic reporting and reported from Moscow during World War II and after Stalin's death in 1953. He was noted for his wit and for reporting on lighter sides of life amid grim times.
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