Reuther and Meany clash over communist walkout
United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther accuses AFL-CIO chief George Meany of hampering President Johnson's bridge-building toward the Communist world by backing a walkout at the International Labor Conference. Reuther says the stance isolates democracy and opposes freeing relations with Eastern Europe, while Meany's side remains silent.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Johnson
Reuther
Meany
White House
International Labor Conference
UAW
Jetter
AIL Cio
Labor
Geneva
Switzerland
Leon Chang
Poland
International Executive Board
Europe
Wheat Crop Decrease Seen
Washington AP The Agriculture Department forecasts this year's total wheat crop at 1.235 billion bushels, 7 percent below last year. The 1965 crop was 1.827 billion, with the five year average at 1.234 billion. Earlier estimates ranged up to 3.372 billion. Strong foreign demand and government controls raise export limitation possibilities before the 1967 crop.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Area Catholic Parish Priests Get Transfers
Reassignments shift multiple area priests including Rev. Fr. Charles Haluska from St. Aloysius Stras burg and St. Stephen's Bolivar to St. Bernard's Corning effective next Thursday. Rev. Fr. Raymond F. Totten moves from St. Therese Wainwright to succeed him, with several other clergy reassigned among Columbus and surrounding towns.
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Charles Haluska
St. Aloysius
Strasburg
St. Stephen’s
Bolivar
St. Bernard’s
Corning
Raymond F. Totten
St. Therese
Wainwright
Haluska
Strasburg - Bolivar
Coshocton Sacred Heart
St. Charles College
Columbus
Thomas McLaughlin
Dennison Immaculate Conception
Bishop Flaget
Ronald Arter
Hartley
Robert T. Manning
Wainwright St. Therese
Midvale St. Paul
Edward Hudacek
Millersburg St. Peter
Columbus St. Gabriel
Donald Schultz
Glenmont St. Paul Mission
Ohioan Plans World Flight
Cleveland designer James R. Bede announced plans for a nonstop suborbital world flight this summer. He will modify Schweizer Aircraft Corp. gear into a high range sailplane with a 25 000 mile cruising range and a wet wing holding 2200 pounds of fuel. The mission includes wing tip extensions and a power fueled engine to permit six and a half days aloft with crewmember naps between cruising altitude checks.
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Cleveland
James R. Bede
Schweizer Aircraft Corp
Elmira
N.Y
Bede
Pilot Dies From AmeliA Plane Crash Near Ohio
Lonzie Neal, 48, of Cincinnati, the sole occupant of the private plane that crashed southeast of Amelia severing two high tension wires, died in a Cincinnati hospital from head and internal injuries. Rabies cases in the U.S. rose to 4,700 in 1964, up 16 percent from 1963.
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Amelia, Ohio
Here
Cincinnati
Lonzie Neal
Neal
New Gadgets for Metal Work Lighting and Optics
A roundup of portable tools and supplies includes a metal former bends up to 16 gauge to 90 degrees with 1 inch slots for flanged edges, a compact self lighting torch in 8 and 15 inch lengths, a plastic egg carrier for campers with high impact cases, a folding projection cabinet for educators, a home protection light powered by nickel cadmium cells, an indicating caliper for direct outside readings up to 6 inches, and an optic cleaning cloth roll designed for optics and plastics.
Mineral City Banquet and Permits Set for Sprinkling
Community notices outline sprinkler permit details with fees for devices and hoses. A father son steak dinner at region hall on June 18 with prices set. reservations close by Wednesday. Vacation Bible school at St Pauls United Church of Christ runs daily to June 24 for ages 2 to 15. Church celebrates 1966 graduates with Bibles by gender and notes May Sunday school attendance of 142 and $1492 raised for general purposes. Seven new members join since Rev Stouffer and church youth softball interest noted. Women’s Guild meets at St Paul’s with program on religious themes and a sack lunch served.
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American Legion
Carr-Bailey Post
St. Paul’s
Bolivar
Clayton Stouffer
Stouffer
Union Hospital
Connie McCartney
Sit
Malone College
Alma’s Sneezing Ends After Shock Therapy
Miami AP report details 17 year old June Clark who suffered months of uncontrollable sneezing. Doctors Kushner and Sander used operant conditioning with mild electrical shocks to forearm sensors and a voice cue. The sneezing stopped by 3 PM after rapid decline from 40 second intervals to none. Cause unknown and outcome uncertain if condition recurs.
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Ben Funk
Miami
Fla
June Clark
Malcolm Kushner
Veterans Administration Hospital
June
Jack Sander
Kushner
Jane
Third Woman Raped Slain In Cincinnati
Police pursue a single serial attacker after the latest killing of Mrs Jeannette Messer 56, found nude and battered in Burnet Woods. The victims include Mrs Lois Dant 58 and Mrs Emogene Harrington 52, all women tied to area apartments. Authorities note similar methods and suspect one man, with few clues and no arrests. neighborhood caution rises.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Schott
Jeannette M. Messer
Burnet Woods
University of Cincinnati
Price Hill
Lois Dant
Walnut Hills
Emogene Harrington
Schott
Whivag Aml
Ogy Dence
FBY
Washington, D.C
Fred Scheuke
Mrs. Messer
Dant
Summer School Signup Opens for Dover High
Registration for summer school at Dover High starts Monday, with sessions Thursday through Saturday in the main lobby at Dover High or Central Elementary in New Philadelphia. Tuition is due at registration. program runs 8 am to 4 pm with strict attendance and credit rules, offering driver education and music alongside regular subjects.
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Dover High
Central Elementary School
New Philadelphia
Board of Education
Dover
Claymont
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
Summr
Rebel Union Leaders Quit End Power Struggle in Cleveland
In Cleveland, two rebel leaders resign from Teamsters Local 73 to restore control to longtime chiefs. John J Felice, Babe Triscaro, and John Wiggins regain offices as Bryant McGarry and Cunningham exit amid claims of election pressure. DOJ suit over irregularities remains pending.
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Cleveland
Teamsters Local
John J, Felice
Louis
Babe) Triscaro
John Wiggins
Walter Bryant
Felice
James McGarry
Higskins
Bryant
McGarry
Richard Cunningham
Triscara
U. S. Justice Department
U. S. District
Man Is Sentenced For Dope Offense
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Gary Holden Flanders 27 of Columbus jailed for two to 11 years in Ohio Penitentiary for possession of marijuana and allowing a dwelling to be used for illegal narcotics use Judge Leonard B Stern also fined Flanders 1000 dollars and costs and denied a new trial Reaper Is Landmark STEELES TAVERN Va AP Walnut Grove Farm where Cyrus McCormick invented the mechanical grain reaper designated a national historic landmark
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Gary Holden Flanders
Columbus
Ohio
Leonard B. Stern
Flanders
Steeles Tavern
Walnut Grove Farm
Cyrus McCormick
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