Strikes Possible in Auto Talks as Ford Signals Stance
The AP reports upcoming auto industry contract talks with Ford Motor Co and UAW amid a cautious market. Ford said a strike remains possible as part of bargaining while UAW seeks early retirement, higher pensions, shorter work week and improved conditions. Auto output neared a record 4.36 million cars first half 1966, steel eased 3 percent, and Morgan Guaranty notes tax cuts boosting the economy.
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Coronado
Calif
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Ex-AG Silas Garrett Fraud Charge Dismissed in Alabama
Circuit Judge Alta L. King dismissed vote fraud charges against former Attorney General Silas Garrett, pending since 1954, on recommendation of Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers. Garrett faced indictments in Jefferson and Russell counties related to Albert Patterson’s 1954 race and murder.
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Att
Silas Garrett
Circuit Court
Alta L. King
Richmond Flowers
Garrett
Jefferson County
Albert Patterson
Lee Porter
Gadsden
Patterson
Phenix City
King
Garret
Russell County
Flowers
Montgomery
Polio Cases Drop Across States in 1964
The U S Public Health Service reports only 29 paralytic polio cases this year, down from 68 at the same point in 1963, with 18 states having polio cases so far in 1964.
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Satlanta
U.S. Public Health Service
the Health Service
Georgia Receives $29 Million in Military Construction Funds
The Senate approved a $1.5 billion national and overseas military construction bill, authorizing $29 million for Georgia projects. Notable allocations include Albany Marine Corps Supply Center, Ft Benning, Ft Gordon, Ft Stewart, Moody AFB, Robins AFB, Turner AFB, with broader base housing and missile facility provisions and a conference to reconcile House and Senate figures.
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Georgia
Senate
House
Marine Corps
Albany
Army
Police Course Speaker Cites Public Apathy
Police training session highlights public apathy toward enforcing the law. Capt. Joe Lane and Lt. Alex Butler note citizens often hinder investigations by not testifying or turning away from violations. Lane cites vice statistics, moonshine production, and gambling as major concerns shaping enforcement in Thomasville.
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Police Department
Lane
Alex Butler
Butler
Thomasville
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Ling
Georgia
Capt Lane
Richmond Republicans See Goldwater Win Key to Victory
In Augusta Georgia three Richmond County Republicans Robert G. McCarthy Jr. Landrum G Wylds Sr. and Robert L Raburn concede that nominating Senator Barry Goldwater for President is vital to their bid to unseat Democrats in November. The county has trended Republican in presidential races, and they credit Goldwater's organization as the keystone of their chances.
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Augusta, Ga
Richmond County
Bary Goldwater
Robert G. McCarthy Jr
Landrum G. Wylds Sr
Robert L. Raburn
Goldwater
Khrushchev Leaves Sweden for Norway Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev sails from Stockholm aboard a naval vessel for Norway after a five day Swedish stay. President Tage Erlander praises talks and mutual peace aims while Sweden and the Soviet Union eye expanded trade and cooperation. Wallenberg case remains unresolved prompting Swedish disappointment.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Norway
Scandinavia
Skeppsholmen
Tage Erlander
Soviet Union
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