Airliner strike ends as five carriers resume service
Washington AP reports the five major airlines Eastern United Northwest National and Trans World reached a new contract with the AFL CIO Machinists union ending a six week strike. About 36 400 workers return to work as wage hikes totaling roughly 15 percent over three years plus a cost of living guarantee are set to boost pay from 3.25 to at least 4.08 per hour.
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Washington
U.S
Eastern
United
Northwest
National
Trans World
Afl-Cio International Association of Machin
Siemiller
Williams Undergoes Kidney Surgery For Campaign Break
Detroit surgeon says G Mennen Williams, 55, was operated Friday to remove six kidney stones and will stay in Jennings Hospital about 10 days. He will then recuperate for two weeks, interrupting his Michigan U S Senate campaign and planned convention speech.
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Detroit, Mich
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
U.S. Senate
Albert L. Steinbach
Williams
Steinbach
Detroit
Jennings Hospital
Democratic Senate
National Apple Week Set for October 13 to 22
National Apple Week runs October 13 through 22 with the slogan Apple Time is Here Again. The National Apple Week Association based in Washington DC will distribute a new Apple Week poster showing a horn of plenty with apples spilling and a music bar whose notes are red apples.
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National
Apple Week Association
Washington, D C
Aussies Kill 227 Cong and US Pounds Oil Depots
Australian infantrymen hunted remnants of a North Vietnamese battalion 40 miles southeast of Saigon after artillery fire that killed at least 227. U.S. pilots pounded depots over Haiphong area and southern panhandle, while 800 fresh troops of the 1st Cavalry landed at Qui Nhon. Westmoreland lauded the Aussie victory as U.S. jets flew 113 missions Friday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Qui Nhon
1St Air Cavalry Division
An Khe
Westmoreland
Hanoi
Haiphong
Navy
Nam Dinh
Are Hurt In Danville Car Bus Crash
Police said seven people were injured when a car failed to stop at a blinking red light and collided with a Trailways bus at Craghead and Wilson streets in Danville. Driver Henry Davis, 26, suffered a broken arm and facial lacerations, while James Brandon, 48, was unconscious with possible brain injuries and critical condition.
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Danville
Trailways
Craghead
Wilson
Harry Strickler
Riverton
Danville Memorial
Henry Davis
Mary Farmer
Louise Wilson
James Brandon
Gore Yard Party Announces Weekly Openings
The J C Penney Co announces new hours for customer service with Mr Softee offerings. The venue will be open every Monday and Friday night starting Monday August 22.
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Mr. Softee
Gore Yard
J. C, Penney Co
Congress poised to pass antiwar activity bill amid hearings
The House faces overwhelming support for a bill to curb anti Viet Nam war groups with penalties up to 20 years jail and 20 000 dollar fines. Hearings produced clashes with witnesses and more than 50 arrests in four days. Arthur Kinoy was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 50 dollars.
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Washington
House
Committee On UN
U.S
Viet Nam
Senate
Congress
Arthur A. Kinoy
New York
General Sessions
Harold H. Greene
Kinoy
Virginia market basket costs rise in mid July to mid August
The State Department of Labor and Industry said the average market basket cost in Virginia increased by $1.18, reaching $24.74 for mid July to mid August. It compares with $23.08 for the same period in 1965 and $22.83 in 1964.
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Richmond
State Department of Labor and Industry
Virginia
Johnson says Hanoi offered halt if troops stop entering South Viet Nam
President Johnson told a New England crowd that Hanoi indicated it would halt bombing of North Vietnamese targets if the Communists stop sending troops into South Viet Nam. He noted the passkey to peace lies with Hanoi and warned of renewed violence as elections near.
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Manchester
N.H
Johnson
Mahot
Ta Ve Wee
United States
South Viet Nam
New England
Hanoi
Stock market crash echoes May 1962 decline in 1966 67 analysis
The AP reports a sharp weekly fall across blue chips and major electronics and airlines stocks, with the AP index down 13.3 to 289.0 and the Dow off 35.91 to 804.62. Volume rose, signaling heavy trading but no panic. Analysts foresee a possible rally only if the money squeeze eases.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Dow Industrials
Stanley Prunes at The Orchard
Stanley prunes at the orchard two miles east of Berryville on Route 7.
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Stanley Prunes
The
Orchard
M. E
Berryville
Clarke County Fair Opens With Preparations In Berryville
Volunteers from Raritan and others at the Clarke County Fair Grounds race to set up tents and displays for the opening. Exhibits arrive 1 to 9 p m Tuesday and 8 to noon Wednesday with judging to follow. baked goods enter Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Carnival rides run Monday afternoon and grandstand acts feature Happy Davis. No admission Monday.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Ter
Happy Davis
Turkey Quake Toll Rises As Rescue Goes On
Rescue workers counted near a thousand bodies after the earthquake that struck eastern Turkey on Friday. Officials said thousands more were injured and many villages were wiped out in Erzurum Mus Bingol and Bitlis provinces near the Iranian border. The quake began at 2 30 p m local time and was felt in Armenia and the Soviet Union with aftershocks lasting several minutes.
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Ankara
Turkey
Varto
Istanbul
Erzurum
Ali Akarsu
U.S. Air Force
Adana
Milliyet
Armenia
Soviet Union
Richmond Weather Outlook for Central Virginia
A cold front moves into central Virginia bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Showers and thunder showers are forecast for the southern and southwestern portions.
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Richmond
Virginia
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