Kosygin Uses UN Session to Push Propaganda in Middle East
The Soviet premier used the General Assembly to attack Israel and polish Moscow’s image while dampening hopes for peace. President Johnson urged steps toward resolution, including Israeli troop withdrawal, to reduce future wars. Kosygin aimed to rally Arab and leftist blocs, but Israel’s military position and U.S. veto power loom large. The hydrogen bomb test by Red China adds to global tensions.
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Alexei Kosygin
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Israel
Moscow
United States
Johnson
Washington
Security Council
General Assembly
Goliath
Red China
Vietnam
U. N
U.S
Russia
United Nations
Ee Ee
Crime Bill and Crime Costs Cited by Hoover at Michigan Bar
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned at a Michigan State Bar crime prevention conference that crime costs the U S about 27 billion yearly or 574 per U S family. He claimed crime rose sixfold with population and cited over 3 million offenses last year while stressing detection swift apprehension and lawful treatment as key deterrents.
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Republic
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Michigan
United States
Hoover
Economists See Mixed Signs for Western Bloc Economy
The OECD nations led by the United States and West Germany show confidence yet warn slowing growth. Analysts note U.S. policy managed the boom with cooling but not collapse, hoping for a second half upturn to lift annual growth, with President Johnson aiming to spark momentum within the coming month.
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Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Western Europe
North America
Japan
United States
West Germany
West
Johnson
The Unconfrontation Between Johnson and Kosygin
Washington insight analyzes the Monday talks between President Johnson and Premier Kosygin. It argues no eyeball clash occurred, yet a mutual move toward parallel interests and a slow path to duopoly emerged amid pressure from Arab states and the China threat. The piece notes Johnson’s willingness to talk, Kosygin’s sober tone, and the avoidance of a direct US Soviet confrontation.
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Kosygin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Israel
Russia
Egypt
Algeria
Johnson
United Nations Assembly
United States
Vietnam
West Germany
General Assembly
Rockefeller Emerges as Establishment Favorite in 1967 Talk
In New York circles the Romney prospect fades as the Republican Establishment circles back to Nelson Rockefeller. Romney’s lack of appeal feeds disillusion, Percy falters on foreign policy, and Rockefeller resurges, possibly becoming the old Eastern bloc’s standard if Romney falters yet again. Fortune Magazine lauds Rockefeller’s standing.
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Charles Percy
Percy
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
Fortune Magazine
Duncan Norton-Taylor
Fortune
Times
Rockefeller
Huey Long
Mr. Norton-Taylor
Mr. R
Goldwater
Nixon
GOP
Engineers of
Fortune, Inc
Picketing ends at White House after near riots
The Messenger notes two days of near riots as police shut down women’s suffrage picketing at the White House. The report contrasts public praise with concerns about tactics and lingering political conflict.
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F. J. Beasley Milling Company
Amesville
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Athens
Eldridge- Higgins Wholesale Grocery Company
Which Hat at the U N Debate on the Israeli Arab War
James Marlow analyzes a tense U N General Assembly scene where Kosygin denounces Israel and the United States, while Eban counters and Thant clashes with both sides. Walkouts by Arab and Soviet bloc delegates mark the diplomatic theater as Goldberg proposes a five point peace plan. The piece contrasts U S restraint with Moscow’s hard line.
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U. N. General Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Israel
United States
Goldberg
Kosygin
Johnson
United Nations
Speed Trap Sparks Gov Maddox Arrest Power Threat
In Ludowici Georgia residents complain of excessive fines from a speed trap prompting Governor Lester G Maddox to threaten stripping local officials of arrest powers. The issue casts a negative light on the town and state relations.
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Ludowici
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger notes daily publication except Saturdays with AP service and varying prices. It lists delivery by carrier or mail options within Ohio, West Virginia, and elsewhere in the U.S. including rates for daily and Sunday editions, weekly, monthly terms, and postal classifications.
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