Workers Are Ordered To Return to Docks
The International Longshoremen Association ordered 60,000 striking dockworkers to return to Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports by 7 p.m. New York time following a federal court restraining order. The order, issued amid a national emergency, aims to resume work while negotiations continue over an 80 day cooling off period under the Taft Hartley Act.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
U.S
Johnson
Bryan
Five Pound Sweet Potato Grows In Gore Garden
Mr and Mrs Sam J Clark of Rt 1 Gore grew a five pound potato about 18 inches around and resembling a dressed chicken. They say it received no special care. The Clarks also have others not as large. The George Mason Handley football game set for 1 PM tomorrow will be at George Marshall High School not Mason three miles west of George Mason on Rt 7.
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Sam J. Clark
Rt. 1
Gore
Clam
George Mason - Handley
S.T
George Marshall High School
Mason
George Marson
Rt. 7
Maudlin admits hoax on two slayings near Woodstock
Maudlin, a 24 year old North Carolina prisoner on a 10 day parole to aid police, confessed his claim of killing two hitchhikers and burying them in an apple orchard near Mt. Jackson was false. He admitted after failing a lie detector test and now faces larceny charges for stealing 1300 dollars in groceries from Shenandoah County stores.
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Mauldin
North Carolina
Shenandoah County
Phil Crisman
Winschester
Raleigh
N. C
Mt. Jackson
Signs GM Strike Impact Being Felt
DETROIT AP A nationwide UAW strike against General Motors enters its second week with slow progress in settling about 17 000 local plant demands. If unresolved another week could transmit economic effects coast to coast. GM halted new car production while parts factories continued, cutting overall industry output and costing hourly workers millions daily.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Associated Press
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
New York
Indiana
Connecticut
GM Strike Backlog Hits Winchester Auto Market
Winchester GM dealers warn extended strike could harm the local market. Red Royston of B and M Chevrolet notes one new car since the strike began and a large backlog. Dick Kern of Kern Motor Company calls it costly for consumers and cites the risk of higher prices and a stronger used car market. All GM parts depots and factories are closed as UAW walkout continues.
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Winchester
General Motors
Royston
B and M Chevrolet
Dick Kern
Kern Motor Company
United Auto Workers
General Motors Management and Union Aul
Goldwater Campaigns In Illinois On Peace Through Strength
Senator Barry Goldwater rode a whistle stop train into Illinois to attack President Johnson as a Lyndon come lately. He urged building NATO and rebuilding alliances, criticized Johnson’s Europe visit plan, and defended U S peace through strength while pledging not to start an atomic war. He spoke to a large Hammond crowd after a rally in Indiana amid civil rights tensions.
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Goldwater
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Lyndon
U.S
Europe
Cairo
Ill
NATO
United States
Hammond
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
America
Arizona
White House
William E. Miller
GOP
Hammond Civic Auditorium
Weather slows as moist air overruns front off Virginia coast
Cloudy and wet conditions persisted in Virginia today as moist air moved over a stationary front offshore. The anemometer readings and rainfall amounts varied by locale along the coast, with drivers urged to exercise caution on slick roads.
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Richmond
Virginia
Aid to Aged Ill Appalachia Poor May Be Lost in Adjournment
Washington dispatch reports two administration measures aiding the aged ill and Appalachia poor risk being dropped as Congress rushes to adjourn. The reapportionment rider was removed from the foreign aid bill and the House faces a $4.25 billion fiscal package plus a $3.25 billion foreign aid appropriation amid election pressures.
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Appalachia
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Court refuses injunction in Virginia tuition grants case
A three judge federal panel refused to block Virginia’s tuition grants for now saying the Negro plaintiffs failed to show irreparable harm. The hearing precedes a full dress session set for December 14. Judges cited differing conditions across Surry County and Norfolk and debated the 1954 ruling on segregation.
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Richmond
Virginia
Albert V. Bryan
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter E. Hoffman
Federal District
John D. Butzner Jr
W. Tucker
Emporia
William L. Marburs
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Last Chance to Register for Upcoming Presidential Election
Voters urged to register by Saturday as polls show the November 3 contest for president and other offices. City residents can register tomorrow in the City Council Chamber with the registrar enrolling all day, while county residents seek guidance from the Frederick County treasurer at MO 26611.
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U. S
Frederick County
Thursday through Friday extended hours at Cather’s Dept Store
The White Palace Restaurant moves to new management under James E. Keffer with Friday night hours until eight through December. Winter cottons on sale in the weekend dress section while hats and dresses from Margaret L Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop note reduced prices.
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White Palace
James E. Keffer
Margaret L. Hodgson
Phase Two Opens for Civic Center Campaign
Mayor William M. Battaile led a public meeting at the George Washington Hotel opening the second phase of the Civic Center fund drive. The campaign aims to raise 350000 for a 4500-seat building in Rouss Park, with 151000 raised so far. DEL SEWELL and Gerald Goodman outlined goals to boost recreation and attract events, industries, and dollars to the area.
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Civic Center
William M. Battaile
George Washington Hotel
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Rouss Park
Abrams Creed
Shenandoah College
Battaile
Gerald Goodman
Low-Lying Sections Evacuated as Hilda Approaches
Hurricane Hilda neared the Louisiana coast with 150 mph winds prompting mass evacuations of Morgan City and Franklin in St Mary Parish. A 3.5 foot swell was forecast, tides 12 to 15 feet near the center, and coastal roads and oil rigs were affected as the storm moved northward toward Cameron and the coast.
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New Orleans
Hilda
Louisiana
Cameron
Morgan City
Franklin
S. Mary Paris
U.S. 90
Mississippi River
New Orleans Coast Guard
Louisiana Coast
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Tex
Mobile
Ala
Jack Johnson
U.S. Coast Guard
Grand Isle
Louisiana Coast Line
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Rhodes Drug Co
Maudlin
Woodstock
Larry James
Lbj’s
Martin’s Drug Store
McCrory
Jeonete
Everett M. Dirksen
The
Supreme
Fudge Marble Cake Ward's Pastry Shop
Hilda Arms Fury
Texas
Natcher
Houston
Miles
Alexandria
Tee
Gulf of
Mexico
Biloxi
Cather’s Dept
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan Corner
Boscawen & Washington
del Sewell
Campaign Executive Committee
Marsh Island
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