September employment and unemployment dip in seasonals
U S Labor Department figures show employment at 70.8 million and unemployment at 3.3 million in September. The jobless rate rose to 5.2 percent from 5.1 in August but remained below last September’s 5.5. About 1.7 million teenagers left jobs for the unemployment pool as part of seasonal declines. The data precede the November election and mark the latest monthly briefing.
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Preliminary Syncom 3 relay pictures from Japan spark hopes
Washington reports that early test pictures sent via the Syncom 3 satellite from Japan have raised optimistic expectations for improved U.S. communications. The broadcast offerings hint at faster data links and potential advances in global telecommunication reach.
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Mrs. LBJ to Visit Ashland Virginia Stop
The Lady Bird Special will pause near Randolph-Macon College in Ashland about 9 10 a m during Lyndon Johnson’s train campaign. The brief stop precedes a 9 30 a m speech in Richmond at Broad Street station with Randolph-Macon President J Earl Moreland and Hanover County Democratic chairman G M Weems co chairing.
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Air Force Recruiter Bumps Head Signing Up at Kent State
In Ashtabula Ohio Staff Sgt John D Schmeltzer suffered a shiner at the education office door after enrolling in additional courses under a special Air Force program with Kent State University.
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Humphrey Attacks Goldwater Desperation In California Swing
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey charged Barry Goldwater is desperate and seeking a issue to strike high in a USC speech. He said Goldwater aims to exploit anti communism to win votes, calling it political cynicism. Humphrey's California trip marks a key campaign push across the state’s major cities.
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State GOP To Chart Strategy In Roanoke Session
Virginia Republican leaders will hold a private strategy meeting in Roanoke Saturday at 1 p.m. The agenda covers campaign strategy and finances with talks on the presidential race and Senator Richard May. A press conference follows at 4 p.m. Corber notes conservatives increasingly align with the GOP amid a strong Democratic campaign.
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4-Movie: Green Grass of Wyoming at 9:15 p.m.
The schedule lists a 9:15 p.m. showing of Green Grass of Wyoming featuring Peggy Cummins. Details appear as a fragment of a cinema listing with likely program notes and times.
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Jury Foreman Says Not Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
In Grub Gulch District Court the defense attorney questioned the lone juror Benjamin Lemon after a guilty verdict in a DUI case. Lemon claimed "Not guilty" and blamed the 11 women jurors. The prosecution retreated and reduced the charge to reckless driving.
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Boy 12 Is Shot While Hunting in Manassas
Sam Payne, 12, of Manassas, was shot in the chest as he left the woods after hunting with two friends. He walked five feet behind the others when a shotgun discharged, striking him. He was in serious condition at Prince William Hospital. Dallas Johnson, 16, was carrying the gun.
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Plane flies 4420 miles to Byrd Station Antarctica
A U S Navy transport plane completed a 4420 mile flight from Melbourne to Byrd Station in Antarctica. The ski equipped Hercules carried a 14 man crew and delivered a 50 pound mail package over the South Pole to Amundsen Scott Station where 22 scientists and Navy personnel are based.
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Street battle injures 32 as Belfast flag torn down
Police clash with Irish nationalists in Belfast injuring 32 and arresting 15 after officers removed the Irish Republic flag from a building. Twenty of the injured are police. It marks a severe flare up in violence in Northern Ireland under British rule.
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Movie Ship Safe Mazatlan Harbor After Storm Rescue
A movie company's disabled ship with 35 aboard was towed into Mazatlan harbor after a tropical storm. Actress Maria Schell and actor Stanley Baker were rescued in a fishing boat from the Hirundo, which lost its rudder seven miles offshore.
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19 Seats Gained in Salisbury Southern Rhodesia Vote
Prime Minister faces a tight political moment after a regional party won 19 seats in the Salisbury elections. Opposition groups claim the shift reflects growing discontent and call for reform ahead of the next parliamentary session.
Dutch and West German Leaders Maintain Unity Talks
Dutch Prime Minister Victor Marijnen and Foreign Minister Joseph Luns ended two days of talks with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn. Informed sources say leaders remain at odds over a plan for European political unity but agree to press the effort with full strength.
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Senator Carl Hayden Turns 87 In Washington
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona marks his 87th birthday as the Senate’s oldest member and president pro tempore He has represented Arizona since 1912 first in the House then in the Senate since 1926 He is second in line to the presidency behind Speaker John W McCormack.
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Police hunt six inmates who escaped from Arcelina prison near Acapulco after a riot that left a police major dead and a policeman and two prisoners wounded. The escapees were serving murder terms as convicts attacked guards Thursday and were reinforced by police who exchanged gunfire to end the riot.
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