Two Nations Open Five Hour U S Soviet Summit
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin held a five hour summit at Glassboro State College home ground, agreeing to a second meeting. They discussed Vietnam, the Middle East, proliferation treaties and antiballistic missiles with both leaders calling the talks very useful and constructive.
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Glassboro
UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
Bombers hit Hanoi base camps. US losses in crashes
U S B52s bombed suspected North Vietnamese base camps in the Central Highlands in a third straight day of strikes. In the same period a Marine aircraft crash at Camp Lejeune killed 21 Marines and injured 14, with another fatal Mohawk crash in Pennsylvania killing 34. Two helicopters collided during a training exercise, leaving 33 aboard the Sea Stallion and Huey severely damaged. one Marine survived with minor injuries as officials opened an investigation.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Vietnam
Nam' Int Atut
Kontumity
Orcerly Siee
Reds
Camp Lejeune
UPI
Landis
Blossburg
Lance Cpl
John Ritter
San Leandro
Calif
Stone Quarry Case Seeks Permanent Injunction in Madison
Plaintiffs, landowners in Madison Superior Court 2, sue a quarry operation alleging blasting and rock grading threaten Prairie Creek and wells. The Bagot Free Shearer Miller firm represents the landowners who claim dust noise and water table impact from quarry activities near the Pleiku-Kontum region referenced in the filing.
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Prairie Creek
Pleiku-Kontum
Air Force
Thun
Three Cars Collide Injuring Man. Two Arrested
Three cars collided Thursday morning at the intersection of 27th and East Lynn Streets. One man, 34, of Park Avenue, was injured and taken to a hospital. A driver identified as Beetlere of Alexandria was cited for failing to yield and two others were arrested at the scene for traffic violations.
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27Th
East Lynn Sts
Park Ave
Beettere
Alexandria
John E. Byrd
26Th St
27Th St
Romania signals shift toward peace in Middle East
United Nations session reports Romanian Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer proposing support for a settlement based on peaceful coexistence and independence for all Middle East nations. He avoided backing Soviet Arab calls for Israel punishment, as delegates anticipated Johnson and Bulganin summit talks urging restraint and no arms race.
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United Nations
N.Y
Romania
Middle East
Ion - Gheorghe Maurer
Israel
Johnson
Middle East Nations
Maurer
Europe
West Germany
State Supreme Court Names Local Attorney Collins Case Judge
Indiana news notes that Judge F. Schrenker, a former Madison County Superior Court judge, has been named by the Indiana State Supreme Court to preside over the King County Collins case. The assembly plans to reconvene Monday with the fifth day of debate and may set a trial date for the fall.
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State Supreme Court
Collins
Isia
Soviet Bloc
Maurer
Egypt
Syria
Cle
Jordan
Martin
Floyd Collins
Icky
Eppett
American Legion
Widnawal
F. Schrenker
Madison County Superior Cour
Indiana State Supreme Court
Las
Marion
King County
Schrenker Indicat
Hussein of
Assembly
Church Of God Merges Two Vital Boards
The Church of God merges the Missionary Board with the Overseas missions unit to consolidate all overseas outreach under one board as of July 1. Dr. Adam W. Miller and Rev. Leonard E. Roache announce the change and Dr. Miller becomes president emeritus, with two Negro members named to the Missionary Board and Bermuda and St Kitts posts reassigned.
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Church of God
Adam W. Miller
Anderson
Missionary Board
Leonard £. Roache
Pittsburgh
National Association of the Church of God
Lester A. Crose
Evans Marshall
Brooklyn
N.Y
Herald
Missonsy Boot
West Middisex
Leonard E. Roache
National Associa
Miller
Board
R.eugene Sterner
Andersonian
Church For God
Bermuda
Antigua
St. Kitts
Curacao
Carl E. Flewellen
Wilhelmina Fraser
C. T. Boyd, Jr
San Franhighest
Donald E.williams
Jamestown
Fire damages Claypool Convention Center. dozens hurt
A cigarette likely started a pre dawn fire at the Claypool Convention Center in Indianapolis. About 400 guests evacuated as flames and water damaged nine floors. 13 treated for smoke inhalation or minor injuries. Tacoma and Indianapolis teams were present for a Fraternal Order of Eagles event. hotel owner National Hotel Co. to assess losses.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
Tacoma
Baseball
Pacific Coast
Eneue
Uty
Whitey Lockman
Acoma
Tom Fletcher
Bob Scott
Ted McGrew
Los Angeles Dod
Ers
Tacoma-Indianapolis
Perennias
Ed Honeywell
Tacoma News-Tribune
Tucol
Order of Eagles
Niagara Pass
Raymond Meredith
Meredith
National Hotel Co
Galveston
Tex
Walter Haltom
Shelbyville
Eagles
Halom
Picket LBJ Demonstrators Meet Johnson in LA Arrival
Los Angeles UPI report notes 3,000 protesters outside International Airport as President Johnson arrives from Philadelphia. The protest coincides with a summit meeting with Soviet Premier Kosygin aboard Air Force One. Johnson’s arrival is at 7:40 p.m. PDT.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dent Johnson
Vietnam
Alexei Kosygin
Lident
Philadelphia
Johnson
Johnson Kosygin Talks End With Vague Pledge for Peace
Friday in New Jersey President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin concluded their summit with no new agreements. Johnson spoke at a $500-a-plate Democratic fund raising dinner held in Glassboro just hours after their meeting, while protesters picketed the event. Both leaders expressed a mutual desire for a world of peace for future generations and said they understood each other better, though no concrete accords emerged.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
New Jersey
Kosygin
Glassboro
N. J
Johnson
Glassboro Theater shifts schedule for promotional reasons
Glassboro New Jersey theater operator rescheduled a double feature during a meeting with Premier Kosygin in 1968. Cla Platt said the move leveraged promotional aspects. Original screenings included Hot Rod and Easy Come.
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Glassboro
N. J
UPL
Adve
At Johnson
Kosygin
Jael
Cla Platt
Pope Paul Rules Out Relaxing Priestly Celibacy
The Pope declared that priestly celibacy will not be relaxed or abolished, defending the vow as essential to the priesthood. He urged careful screening by doctors and psychologists to determine fitness and noted celibacy remains a valued, ancient discipline underlining closeness to Christ. The remarks accompany a broader encyclical and discussion of vows' vitality amid shortages.
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Paul
Aul Vi
Christ
Reformatory Inmate Found Stabbed Early Saturday Morning
Inmate nonme Urait, 22, of Warsaw Indiana was found stabbed at the reformatory early Saturday. His cell mate Larry Bixler, 22, from Spencer, is detained in a maximum security cell as the investigation continues.
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Reformatory
Nonme Urait
Warsaw
Jan Indiana
Larry Bixler
Jalso
Spencer
Drive-in participants join M Poe for national Church of God convention
Drive-in attendees converge on Anderson College for the 78th International Church of God convention. Leaders from across the country join M Poe of Kansas City Missouri as Rev Wayne Mouougho and others oversee programs at the university campus with mass meetings and ministers sessions. Aiming to fill the campus gymnasium, officials predict the gathering will be the largest in years despite possible bad weather.
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M. Poe
Kansas City
Lend
Wayne Wayne
Ioughoa
Gemsen
C. Ritchey
Findlay
Harold W- Boy
Springfield
Ohio
Sa Jor
Dodson
North Ander
Assembly
Son Church of God
Thomas J. Sawyer
Sharon Inal
Cally
Jetliner crashes with 34 dead near Elmira
FBI opened sabotage and midair collision probes after Mohawk Airlines BACN1 twin jet crashed on Bower's Hill in Allegheny state forest, 47 miles south of Elmira. The plane carried 30 passengers and four crew. witnesses saw the tail detach before wreckage spread across the hillside.
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Blossburg
UPI
Allegheny
FBI
Syracuse
N.Y
Washington D.C
Chemung County
Elmira
Bower's Hill
Allegheny Ape
Mira
John L. Thompson
Lockburg
Thompson
Jarcy, Boyce
Wellsboro
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central
Pennsylvania
New Arrivals In Anderson
Birth notices list several families with newborns at local hospitals. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carr in Anderson with a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Westerfield Chesterfield with a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Council Van Buskirk Road with a boy, and Mrs. Ernest Junkers in Es list Sa bon. Also born at Community Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Anderson 1100 Walnut Street a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Norris, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. German 1809 Fairview Street a girl, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Simpson 716 Pershing Drive a boy. Further, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Wade 615 East 6th Street Bloomington a boy, with maternal grandparents listed as Mrs. Willis McAllister Gary and paternal grandparents William H. Wade. Anderson, wife editor of The Herald, and Mrs. Amy Wade Bradenton Florida.
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St. John’s Hospit
Howard Carr
W. 12Th St
Steven Westerfield
Chesterfield
Ed Council
van Buskirk Ra
Manger Lane
Ernest Junkersan
Community Hospital
John G. Anderson
W.aib St
Don’ T. Pedigo
Philip Norris
J. B. German
Fairview St
Dennis’ Simpson
Pershing Dr
David L. Wade
6Th St
Bloom
Ington
Bloomington
Hospital
Wil
Lis McAllister
Gary
Wil Liam H. Wade
Anderson
the Herald
Amy Wade
Bradenton
Fla
Dodd Censured by Senate in Ethics Vote
Washington AP report: Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut was censured by the Senate for personal use of political funds, with a 92 to 5 tally. A second misconduct charge was dropped as Ellender’s amendment passed 51 to 45. Dodd did not vote on that motion but returned for the final formal vote.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Dodd
U.S
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Senate Ethics Committee
Demoethc
Hassell
Lang
Louisiana
Abraham A. Ribiane Strom Thurmond
South
Strom Carolina
John Tower
Texas
Breakin Here Nets Bandit $200 Police Probe To Continue
Local detectives investigated the theft of about $200 from a man's home. Det Maj Robert Botesnard Brown of 2285 Sherman Street reported the incident. A wallet was taken from the bedroom but found later behind a sheet, with entry traced to an accidentally unlocked window screen.
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Robert Botescnard Brown
Shernan St
Esterday Temno
Ising Seas
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Hanoi
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