Chrysler Resumes 1967 Model Production After Strike
Chrysler Corp. resumes production at Twinsburg Ohio stamping plant and other facilities after a week long strike over working conditions. About 42 600 of its 150 000 hourly workers in the U S and Canada were laid off. 4200 at Twinsburg ratified a new contract and return to work today.
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Chrysler Corp
Twinsburg
Ohio
U.S
Ohryter Spenawareer Canada
Windsor
Ont
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General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
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UAW
Fisher Body
Chrysler
Canada
Dodge
Plymouth
Detroit Area
Newark
Del
Belvidere
Ill
Frosty Morning Delivers Mild Start for Virginians
A light frost greeted early risers in the Winchester area though temperatures stayed above freezing at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. The low was 38 with a near 40 forecast tonight and warmer weather expected over the weekend. The Winchester Parking Authority opened the Palace Hotel lot on Loudoun Street offering free parking for now, soon to be fenced and metered, with space for 42 cars.
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Winchester Parking Authority
Palace Hotel
Loudoun St
Foreclosure Sale Cancelled for Tower Hubble Property
A scheduled 10 A.M. foreclosure sale on Saturday October 8 1966 of the Tower Hubble property on Lyttle Street was cancelled. Dabney W. Watts serves as Substitute Trustee.
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Tower Hubble
Lyttle Street
Dabney W. Watts
Education Bills Sent to Conferees
Washington reports both House and Senate approved wide school aid bills. The House backed a $5.7 billion measure with a ban on federal busing mandates while adopting desegregation amendments. The Senate passed a $6.4 billion two year plan with no such language.
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Washington
House
Senate
Office of Education
Byrd Opposes Federal Education Bill Overreach
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr of Virginia criticized the Federal Education bill for overstepping taxpayer limits and expanding federal control. He warned the $1 billion plus cost exceeds Johnson’s request and harms purchasing power amid inflation. House and Senate debates centered on funding scope and desegregation provisions under the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
D-Va
Johnson
Byrd
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Labor Committee
House
Moon to reveal creamy side in new lunar orbiter photos
Hampton Virginia AP reports Lunar Orbiter 2 will launch between November 6 and 11 to photo moon’s smoother areas. Dr Lawrence Rowan notes Orbiter 1 results showed dynamic moon activity including tremors and possible faults, as data from August frames are disclosed.
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Hampton
Lawrence Rowan
Geological Survey
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Research Center
Lunar Orbiter
Earth
Rowan
Wanted Experienced Hydraulic Backhoe Operator
Help wanted Perry Engineering Co seeks an experienced hydraulic backhoe operator. Apply in person to discuss duties, qualifications, and immediate opening.
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Perry Engineering CO
LBJ Signals Reduction of Soviet Forces in Europe
President Johnson floated a gradual Soviet troop reduction in Central Europe as Western allies study NATO needs. He outlined three NATO modernization and East West engagement fronts and announced steps including expanding Export-Import Bank credits to four Eastern European countries and reviewing Polish debt relief options.
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ExporteImport Bank
Poland
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East Europe
Dean Rusk
Fiat
Uneon
Coun
LBJ Eyes Peace Proposals in Manila Conference
President Johnson outlined a six nation Asian tour ending in Manila from October 23 to 27. He will seek ideas from Far Eastern allies on Vietnam war endgames and postwar security. Possible stop in Da Nang floated amid Saigon speculation. Johnson says he will listen and participate.
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Viet Nam
Mrs
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Australia
Thailand
Malaysia
Korea
Saigon
da Nang
U.S. Marine
Soviet Orders Chinese Students Out of USSR by October
Moscow announced that all Chinese students must leave the Soviet Union by the end of October in retaliation for the expulsion of Soviet students from China in September. The move targets the entire Chinese student community in the USSR.
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Soviet Union
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China
Inez Hurricanes Lashes Yucatan Coast Amid Floods
Hurricane Inez pounded the Yucatan shoreline with 110 mph winds and torrential rain. The U S weather service noted a possible shift to a west southwesterly course that could parallel the coast for hours, easing the threat to the peninsula. Progreso suffered seawall overflows and flooding as residents fled and federal aid mobilized.
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Inez
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Orlean Weather Bureau
Bay of Campeche
Progreso
Louis Torres Mejias
Denver Housewives Plan Boycott of Major Chains
Denver area housewives formed Housewives for Lower Food Prices and announced a boycott of Safeway Miller’s King Soopers Red Owl and Furrs starting Oct 17. Spokeswoman Mrs. Jay S Threlkeld says thousands were informed and plans to shop at independents until chains lower prices. Miller’s VP McLeod Hutson and Safeway PR chief Cal Pond defend current pricing citing production costs and market conditions.
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Colo
McLeod Hutson
Miller’s
Cal Pond
Safeway
Housewives’ Organization
Food Industry
National Association of Food Chains
Viet Nam
Pond
Rusk Talks Make Little Headway in Vietnam Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returned to Washington after three days of sessions with Communist and nonaligned diplomats in New York seeking signs of peace talks on Vietnam. No message appeared to pass from Hanoi through Vaclav David of Czechoslovakia and Janos Pete of Hungary, and David said he had no message to relay.
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N.Y
Dean Rusk
Washington
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Rusk
Vaclav David
Czechoslovakia
Janos Pete
Hungary
Dan Evid
Jozef Lenart
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Lenart
North
David
Famous Name Transition Dresses at Greatly Reduced Worth
Bargain alert for readers: discounted transition dresses offered at a fraction of regular price. Limited sizes and delivery available. Call the Pizza Shops at 662 3232 for details and ordering options.
Noose Is Tightened On Reds Over Vietnam War Actions
U S B52 bombers pounded North Vietnam above the demilitarized zone while tactical bombers struck inside it. Allied forces closed in on Communist units near South Viet Nam's central coast as U S Cavalry burned a Viet Cong hamlet 22 miles northwest of Qui Nhon and Marines fought near Don Ha. Vietnamese paratroopers reported heavy clashes south of the DMZ with estimated North Vietnamese casualties around 200, amid months of infiltration from staging areas. Five major air operations hit storage, bivouac, truck parks, and infiltration routes with ongoing 25 sorties by tactical bombers near the buffer zone.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
17Th Parallel
Irving
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Don Ha
American raiders focus on central and western zone fronts
American raiders concentrated on the central and western areas of the zone while avoiding the eastern end where a bombing pause has lasted 11 days to permit International Control Commission field teams to investigate violations of the zone's neutrality.
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International Constrol Commission
Cold Canadian air spawns frost across Virginia valleys
A large mound of cold Canadian air lingered over the eastern United States, scattering frost through Virginia especially in low lying western valleys. A slow weakening of the system should allow temperatures to rise over the weekend.
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Richmond
Twos
United States
Uch
Virginia
Pass Punt and Kick Contest Finals Day
Today is the last day for the Pass Punt and Kick Contest with finals tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. at the Handle School.
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