Johnson Says Troops Must Be Withdrawn Kosygin Blames U.S.
At the United Nations Kosygin blamed U.S. policy for the Middle East war and warned it could escalate to nuclear conflict. Johnson, in Washington, urged withdrawal tied to Arab-Israeli peace talks, stressing negotiation and rights of nations and refugees as guiding principles. He called for avoiding an arms race and maintaining territorial integrity.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Middle East
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U.N. General Assembly
Johnson
Kosygin
Vietnam
Cuba
Congo
Sygin
United States of America
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Israel
State Department
New York
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Straits of Tiran
Egypitian
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Moscow
Cavalry Unit Repels Viet Guerrilla Attack Near Saigon
About 40 miles east of Saigon, a U S armored cavalry battalion withstood a night assault by 500 guerrillas. Eight U S soldiers were killed and 31 wounded as helicopters and air and artillery support repelled the attackers amid heavy shelling and flare illumination.
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Saigon
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
2Th
Viet Cong Regi
Dodd Decision Expected This Week in Senate
The Senate is poised to vote on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd after a long ethics inquiry into alleged political fund misuses and double billing. Supporters say he lacks enough votes to block censure while opponents press for a decisive ruling on the two counts.
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Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
New Orleans
Long
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Bennett
Everett M. Dirksen
Legislators Await Tax Increase Bill in Ohio
In Columbus, lawmakers return from weekend recess to review an administration plan to raise up to 245 million dollars for education. A special committee recommends 180 million for elementary and secondary ed and 65 million for higher education, via a 1 percent retailer tax, higher cigarette tax, lower penny tax bracket, and liquor markup increase to 35 percent. The panel also keeps hearings on other items, including the effort to abolish capital punishment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Rail Employes Strike After Deadline Passes
In Roseville California IAM members reportedly walked off the job as a no strike period ended. The rail unions had pledged to work while Congress sought antistrike legislation and no widespread walkouts were reported elsewhere.
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International Association of Machinists
Southern Pacific Railroad
Roseville
Calif
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IAM
California
House
Senate
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
De Gaulle and Wilson Meet in Paris Talks on Global Issues
Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and Charles de Gaulle held private talks at the Grand Trianon on the Common Market and Middle East. They agreed no lasting Middle East settlement is possible without a US Russian understanding, expected after Johnson and Kosygin meet next week. De Gaulle judged Kosygin’s UN visit as propaganda rather than serious negotiation.
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Wilson
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
U.N
Ohioan Is Candidate For Young GOP Leader
Omaha, Neb AP campaign for the chairmanship of the Young Republican National Federation is in full cry at the five day 1967 convention. Under-40 Republicans seek support as officers will be elected Friday. Candidates are Jack McDonald Tennessee James Betts Ohio and Ray Cooper Arkansas Betts is Ohio national committeeman and former state chairman. Cooper is on Gov Rockefeller's staff. Balloting could reveal 1968 leanings.
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Neb
Young Republican National Federation
Jack McDonald
Tennessee
James Betts
Ohio
Ray Cooper
Arkansas
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
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Betts
Rocky River
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Young Republicans
Cooper
Winthrop Rockefeller
Clay's Trial Begins In Texas Courtroom
Cassius Clay arrives at the federal courthouse in Houston for his trial on a charge of refusing induction into the armed services. He sings as he enters and jokes with a bailiff and spectators asking if there are more jurors and if he would like to serve.
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Tex
Cassius Clay
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Armed Services
Rhodes Praises Ford Engine at Lima Plant Dedication
Gov. James A. Rhodes lauded Ford Motor Co for developing an auto engine to cut air pollution as a 200,000 square foot plant addition in Lima was dedicated. Executive VP Charles H. Patterson said production will begin this summer on a new V-8 engine designed to better control emissions for the 1968 Thunderbird.
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Lima
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Patterson
Ohio weekend traffic toll rises with child victims
U S and world briefs report Ohio traffic deaths climbing to at least 16 from Friday evening through Sunday night with several young children among the victims. Other items note Buckeye Girls State delegates preparing for elections at Capital University and tributes to Reginald Denny who died at 76 in Eggland. Douglas Harriman Kennedy was christened at St Luke's church in McLean Va with Kennedy siblings present.
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Buckeye Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
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Douglas Harriman Kennedy
St. Luke’s
McLean
Christopher Kennedy
Fourth birthday of Tiros 7 marks space weather milestone
Washington reports Tiros 7, America's oldest weather satellite, has logged 124,500 pictures covering 50 billion square miles and 21,600 orbits, with 594 million miles traveled. NBC plans to air JFK inquiry critique tonight amid Garrison objections, while a presidential panel links schools to delinquency and Luci Johnson Nugent reports no imminent birth despite a Father's Day frame.
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Tiros 7
America
Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Luci
Johnson
Emmett Taylor Wins National 440 Crown in Provo
Ohio U star Emmett Taylor captured the national 440 crown at the track meet in Provo Utah earning top honors for his college team. The event highlighted sprinting depth as competitors chased the title under sunny conditions.
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Gardner
Ohio U’s
Emmett Taylor
Provo
Utah
TWO Point Pleasant Firemen
Blaze
Point Clinic
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