Auto Labor Talks Extend As UAW Pushes Ford Pact
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers push toward a Ford contract sent labor talks into a stretch with less than five days before current three year pacts for GM Ford and Chrysler expire. Reuther warned a Ford strike if no deal by deadlines and outlined union demands and wage targets while planning for possible nationwide action and extensions at Chrysler and GM.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Town Crier Post Office Holiday Notice and Violations
The Post Office warns that Monday is a national holiday so window service and mail delivery by city or rural carriers will be unavailable. Holiday lockbox service remains, special delivery continues, and holiday schedules for collection receipt and dispatch will be observed. Prohibitions include dumping materials on property at Stephens City or Middletown Virginia.
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Stephens City
Middletown
M. J. Grove Lime Co
High Winds Plague Fire Fighters Across Northwest
Winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour hindered fire crews from the Pacific Coast to Montana. In Idaho Bonners Ferry faced a 23 mile timber blaze near town 2000 residents. Civil Defense weighed rural evacuations as ten families prepared to move at dawn.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho Panhandle
Bonners Ferry
British Columbia
Shuswap Lake
Willamette National Forest
Oregon
Fall flower sale and chicken barbecue at local centers
Smalls Garden Center advertises red and orange berried pyracantha in gallon cans for 1.99 and notes new fall styles from Miss Pappagallos at Wilkins Shoe Center in Winchester Virginia. Gainesboro Girl Scouts host a barbecued chicken fundraiser September 2 to 4 p.m. at the Gainesboro Fire Hall.
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Smalls Garden Center
Pappagallos Wilkins
Gainesboro
Girl Scouts
Tear Gas Used to End March in Milwaukee
Police faced a hail of bottles and bricks while breaking up a forbidden march. Tear gas driven into St. Boniface parish buildings ended the protest, injuring 13 and arresting 14, including Rev. James E. Groppi. A bystander died of natural causes as tensions rose in Milwaukee’s inner city. The nighttime ban on demonstrations was lifted by Mayor Maier the following morning.
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Milwaukee
Wis
St. Boniface Parish
James E. Groppi
St. Boniface
Inner Cove
Father Groppi
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Youth Council
Henry Maier
No Star Monday Labor Day Publication
The Star will not publish on Monday due to Labor Day national holiday. No edition will be issued and normal publication resumes on the following day.
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The
Star
South Vietnam Election Braces For Turbulent Sunday
As South Vietnam nears Sunday's vote a coup rumor and Viet Cong political program cloud the election. Col Pham Van Lieu was seized on alleged plots while security tallies include 8 808 polling places and 5.8 million registered voters.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Pham van Lieu
Lieu
Senate
Hanoi Radio
Shenandoah Opens 93rd Session After Convocation
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music launches its 93rd session Monday after the 1967 Convocation in Shenandoah auditorium. Dr. Forrest S. Racey will deliver the Convocation address on Conformer. The program starts at 10 a.m. with Dean Kenneth W. Krye presiding. degrees include eleven associate, one Secretarial Science Diploma, and two Bachelor of Music Education. Musical selections by the Women’s Chorus and Carl Motley on the organ.
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Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah Auditorium
Forrest S. Racey
College and Conservatory
Kenneth W. Krye
Racey
Women’s Chorus
Carl Motley
Shenandoah
Thurmond says LBJ uses numbers in Vietnam bombing
Sen Strom Thurmond claims President Johnson is playing a numbers game by authorized strikes against six of seven North Vietnamese targets. He argues the choice of targets matters most, as he and Sen Jack Miller press concerns over authorization levels and sanctuary sites. Johnson defends policy, saying no deep divisions exist and most Joint Chiefs recommended targets remain controlled.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
Johnson
U.S
South Carolina
Miller
Thurmond
Senate
QarRete
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Vietnam
Joint Chiefs
Jatht
Roouue
Haiphong
Hanoi
Halephong
White House
Labor Day Holiday Weather and Toll Projections
The piece notes Labor Day as the last long summer holiday and predicts cooler daytime highs in the 70s with 50s at night. It cites the National Safety Council estimating 560 to 600 highway deaths and 23 000 to 26 000 disabling injuries over the 78 hour weekend, with 636 deaths last year and a 533 tally reported for a comparable period. The earliest fatality occurred near Eufaula Alabama involving Clarence Moore, 54.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Eufaula
Ala
Clarence Moore
Associated Press
Textbooks Rewritten For Arabs In Israeli Occupied Areas
About 235000 Arab schoolchildren return to classes under Israeli oversight with textbooks rewritten to remove anti Zionist material. Many books are incomplete and teachers scarce as authorities continue to clear 56 of 134 West Bank titles and 39 of 129 Gaza titles for content.
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Tel Aviv
Middle East
Israel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Senator Strom Thurmond to speak at Shenandoah ox roast
Sen. Strom Thurmond will address Shenandoah County Republicans at an ox roast on September 18 in Woodstock. Clinton Miller, GOP publicity chairman, said Thurmond accepted the invitation to speak while Republican candidates from Shenandoah County in the November general election will share the platform.
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Woodstock
Strom Thurmond
RL. C
Shenandoah County
Clinton. Miller
GOP
Thurmond
Arab Chiefs Agree Oil Start While Rejecting Direct Talks With Israel
Arab leaders at Khartoum pledged to resume oil exports to the West and use revenues to strengthen themselves while ruling out direct negotiations with Israel. They urged removal of foreign bases and rejected Iraq’s oil embargo plan, while Kuwait backed a development fund financed by oil.
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Sudan
Israel
Nile
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Jerusalem Post
West Bank
Jordan River
Old City
Jerusalem
Mously
United States
Britain
France
Iraq
Kuwait
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
United Nations
Oak Ridge marks 25th anniversary of atomic city
Oak Ridge Tennessee celebrates 25 years since its 1942 founding as a secret site for the Manhattan Project. Lt General Leslie Groves, head of the project, returns for the ceremony while the town showcases its evolution into a leading center for nuclear research and radioisotopes.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
Leslie R. Groves
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clarence Larson
Union Carbide Nuclear Division
East Tennessee
Death Toll Mounts in South Vietnam Election Attacks
Communist guerrillas struck across South Vietnam during a tense pre election period. An attempted raid on Tam Ky left four South Vietnamese dead and six wounded, while 190 civilians were killed and 426 wounded in the past week. Amid reports of abductions and voting disruption, authorities warned more hostages may be held to force village boycotts.
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Saytgon
South Vietnam
Tam Ky
U.S
Tam-Ky
Quang Tin
Tammy
TNT
Ate Thue
Thien
Premnes
Saigon
Turbulent Summer Ends as Labor Day Arrives
The piece notes a record turbulent summer in the nation since the Civil War with 80 deaths and over 3,000 injuries. It cites more than 7,000 arrests and property damage exceeding 500 million dollars. Congressional Quarterly plans a six part series on causes and effects starting next Tuesday on The Star editorial page.
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Congressional Quarterly
Capitol Hill
the Star
Weather outlook for Virginia over holiday weekend
A large high pressure system centered over the central Great Lakes will dominate Virginia weather this weekend bringing clear skies and unseasonably low temperatures across the eastern two-thirds of the nation.
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Richmond
Great Lakes
Virginia
Garbage and Bus Service Notice for Holiday
The city observes a legal holiday on Monday September 4 causing no garbage collection or bus operation that day. Garbage scheduled for Monday will be collected on Thursday September 7.
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