U S News Briefs from Saigon Omaha and California
Fragments report combat losses in the central highlands as North Vietnamese forces attacked a U S airborne unit with heavy casualties. California Young Republicans back Reagan at a national convention amid conservative momentum. A Malta couple plans a rugged wedding as the groom hikes to the bride’s home in boots.
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V Wird Airborne Brigade
Omaha
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Young Republican National Federation
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Hns
Barts Goldwedter
Torchlight Parade in Rochester Cancelled After Kodak Accord
The planned torch light parade for November 21 in Rochester to mark the 1964 Negro voting anniversary was canceled after Eastman Kodak Co reached an agreement with a protest group over alleged discrimination. Franklin D Reflorence, former president of the group PIGTEE, confirmed the deal after an organizational convention, with DeLeon McEwen succeeding him. In Findlay Ohio supporters urged George Wallace’s 1968 presidential bid during a nearby festival, while locals questioned Wallace’s appeal and prospects.
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Rochester
Orpa
Eastman Kodak Co
Franklin D
Pigtee
DeLeon McEwen
Findlay
Ohio
George Wallace
Vahama
MeComb
Unreadable fragmentary note on wartime military actions
Fragmented OCR text references a military figure and actions during wartime, but the details are unclear. Mentions a location in Vietnam era context, possible fire or strike and a station or unit. No coherent events, dates, or names clearly identifiable.
Talks Signal Nuclear Limits And Peace Moves In Glassboro
AP reports Johnson and Kosygin opened talks at Glassboro with aims to curb nuclear arms, halt antiballistic missiles, and pursue a lasting Middle East peace. They plan further sessions to draft a treaty, explore arms limits, and advance a settlement while noting evolving Soviet stance and U.S. hopes.
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Middle East
Johnson
Uesct N Rossen
Soviet Union
Austin
Nagata Falls
Vietnam
Kosyani
Glassbate
Kosygin
Moscow
Washington
Geneva
Glassboro
Israel
Meredith in Mississippi renews walk in memory of slain marcher
James Meredith begins a 200 mile walk from Hernando toward Jackson to dramatize desegregation efforts. He addresses a small crowd, recalls the 1966 ambush that killed his fellow marcher, and vows to continue against white supremacy with support from a mixed group of companions and onlookers.
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Dean Rusk
Andre A Gromyko
West
Kosygin
United Dales
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Coldwater Miss
James UH
Meredith
Segroes
He Benn
Mas Thes
Merrey
Winding TS i
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Jackson
Meredith Oo
Mississippi
Mies
Hernando
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Johnson and Kosygin discuss grandchildren amid Glassboro summit
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin held talks at Glassboro State College near Hollybush Palace, drawing on memories of grandchildren as they prepared for a second summit. Kosygin gave a gold baby cup for Patrick Lyndon Nugent, Johnson’s grandson.
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Alexei Kosygin
Johnson
United States
Kosygin
Glasshoro
N. J
New York
Washington
Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
Austin
Patrick Tyndon Nugent
Lua
Alead N Kosygin
Glassboro
Hollybush
Sears
Ain Johnson
Ko«sin
Patrick Lyndon
Kapsygin
Los Angeles
Niagara Falls
Mansfield Foresees Senate Ethics Code After Dodd Censure
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield expressed confidence the Senate would adopt a straightforward ethics code this session after Sen Thomas Dodd was censured. He cited the Stennis committee's work and said the code would apply to members and staff, while declining to detail other censure aspects.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Meplan
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Marzin
Mansfield
Senator Committee On Standards and Conduct
John Stennis
Ty Miss
Sen
Russell B Long
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Crime Commission Warns of Rising U.S. Crime
The President's crime commission released its 118 page final report predicting higher crime in coming years. Undersecretary Nicholas Katzenbach urged urgent new prevention and control measures and called for a National Criminal Justice Statistics Center to improve data.
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President's Crime Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
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Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
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Cominal Justice Statistics Center
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