UAW Rejects Ford Offer in Ongoing Strike Talks
United Auto Workers rejected a new Ford contract training proposal as strike tensions linger. Union and company sources differed on progress, with no top bargaining meetings since Tuesday night amid a news blackout. Walter P. Reuther leads the union team, Malcolm L Denise negotiates for Ford.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm L Denise
Ford
Winchester chamber to observe 50th anniversary dinner
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce marks its 50th founding anniversary with a star studded dinner on Wednesday October 25 at the George Washington Hotel. Sen Harry Byrd Jr will be guest of honor with AP deputy manager Harry Montgomery to introduce him. Virginia State Chamber directors and wives will attend as part of a two day meeting. About 300 people expected. The local chamber formed in 1917 with initial directors and first president H B McCormac.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Sen
Byrd
Harry T. Montgomery
Associated Press
New York
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Hubert T. Stratton
Chamber
Sen. Byrd
Montegomery
State Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. McCormac
W. A
Sandy) Baker
H. F. Byrd, Sr
School Board and Council Weigh Annexation Impact
The Winchester School Board met with the City Council to discuss projected city school building needs and how proposed annexation of parts of Frederick County might affect them. School Supt. Jacob L. Johnson said City Manager Wendell Seldon reported the meeting was informal and no major decisions were reached.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Jacob L. Johnson
Wendell Seldon
Local United Fund reaches $25 107 70 at luncheon
The United Fund campaign reports a total of 25 107 70 toward a 94 500 goal at a second report luncheon held at the George Washington Hotel. Weekend weather is forecast warmer but cloudy with a low tonight of 35 to 40 and a chance of showers Sunday.
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United Fund
George Washington Hotel
Final witnesses called in Mississippi civil rights workers killing
In Meridian Mississippi prosecutors moved to rest as final witnesses testified in the conspiracy trial of 18 white men charged with violating civil rights in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers. James E Jordan testified the Klan planned and executed the trip to Philadelphia Nesho ba County.
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Miss
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U.S
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James E. Jordan
FBI
Mississippi
Jordan
Neshoba County
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White Knights
Georgia
Philadelphia
Japan to Produce Nike Hercules and Hawk Missiles
Japan and the United States reached a agreement for domestic production of Nike Hercules and Hawk missiles in a five year defense program. Tokyo will safeguard secrecy and Japan will pay about 9.72 million dollars to offset development costs while the US provides missile production expertise.
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United States
Japan
Takeo Miki
U.S
David L. Osborn
Friday the 13th drives stay at home mood across the nation
Associated Press reports triskaidekaphobes and cautious folks stay indoors Friday the 13th. People in California Illinois Massachusetts New York Colorado share quirky rituals from avoiding curtains to dodging black cats while noting mixed beliefs about luck.
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Marcia Ashley
Lynnfield
Mass
Margi Vogel
Albany
N.Y
Violence Renewed in Steel Haulers Strike
Explosions and fires hit a terminal near Pittsburgh owned by B P Motor Express Inc led by Joe Miller as rocks shattered truck windshields in Greensburg and snipers attacked near Middletown Ohio. Fire bombs damaged a parked truck near Youngstown as strike leader William Kusley said workers will not return until a settlement is reached.
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National Steel Carriers Association
B&p Motor Express Inc
Fallston
B&p
Joe Miller
Greensburg
Middletown
Ohio
Youngstown
Rusk and Fulbright clash over Vietnam policy
The conflict between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Senator J W Fulbright widens as Fulbright leads Senate criticism of Vietnam policy. Rusk defends U S credibility while Fulbright argues for clearer rationale and a policy conflict with U S aims in Vietnam. Javits and Dirksen voices are noted in the debate.
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Dean Rusk
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Senate
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Arkansas Democrat
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Johnson
Javits
Everett M. Dirksen
Conservatives Nominate Wallace and Reagan for President
The Virginia Conservative Party filed papers nominating former Alabama Governor George C Wallace for president and California Governor Ronald Reagan for vice president. Wallace, a Democrat, and Reagan were endorsed at the party's September 16 conference in Petersburg.
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Virginia Conservative Party Today
Alabama
George C. Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
United States
State Board of Elections
F. Lee Hawthorne
Wallace
Conservative Party
Petersburg
May Weekend Special Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Correction Note: In the coupon ad last night bras priced 2 for 2. a correction states 2 for 1.68 not 2 for 1. Pineapple Upside Down Cake promo from Wards Pastry Shop for May weekend shoppers.
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Pineapple
Two Shipyards Heavily Damaged in Haiphong Raid
Waves of U S Navy jets attacked Haiphong around the North Vietnamese port. U S spokesmen said two shipyards previously on the Pentagon restricted list and the assembly plant were heavily damaged.
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Saigon
Haiphong
U.S
Pentagon
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Halphong
Thuong Ly
Lach Tray Yard
Cat Bi
Yong Bi
U.N. Debate Sees 43 Nations Demand Bombing Halt
The U N General Assembly nears closing speeches as 43 nations urge an end to U S bombing of North Vietnam. Debate centers on Vietnam plus Arab Israeli tensions with moves to delay action until U S Soviet talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
East Europe
Scandinavia
Asia
Africa
Doubt Cast on Guevara Death Reports Amid Contradictions
Conflicting claims and family doubts swirl over Ernesto Che Guevara's fate in Bolivia. Authorities differ on whether the body was buried or cremated and whether Guevara identified himself before dying. Roberto Guevara arrived to claim the body, while officials waver on the circumstances and timing of his death.
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Bolivia
Ernesto Che Guevara
Guevara
Roberto
Argentina
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Ovando
Roberto Guevara
Rene Barrientos
Buenos Aires
Che
Paris
Joaquin Zentano
Clear skies lift Virginia with warmer temps today
A high pressure area over the Eastern states brings clear skies to Virginia and slightly warmer temperatures as weather continues to be tranquil across the region.
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Richmond
Virginia
Woolite sale price advertised for Friday the 13th
Yesterday's ad lists Liquid or Powder Woolite Reg 99¢ each with sale 2 for 1.13. The sale is stated to be effective Friday the 13th only at Newberrys.
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