Rusk Gromyko Confer on UN Nuclear Arms and Middle East
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko plan a followup dinner at the Soviet U.N. mission to discuss Viet Nam Middle East crisis and arms race limits. A draft nuclear treaty shows best progress with Kosygin and Johnson aiming to present at the Geneva disarmament talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Glassboro
Rusk
Gromyko
U.N
Vietnam
Middle East
Johnson
Kosygin
U.S
Athens school board delays replies on unanswered questions
During a crowded Athens High School auditorium session, about 60 people asked about the school system. The board plans to finish addressing the questions next Thursday or Friday at a special meeting after moving from its cramped offices to the larger venue.
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Athens High
Athens — School Board
Athens High School
Sol Rosenberg
Educa
Castro Kosygin Hold Private Talks in Havana
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin and Cuban leader Fidel Castro planned further private talks in Havana. Western observers expected discussion on Vietnam the Middle East stance and Castro's opposition to peaceful coexistence. Kosygin's stay was said to be at least one more day with no official word on length.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Vietnam
Middle East
Castro
Kosygin
United States
Johnson
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos
Raul Roa
Central Committee
Cuban Communist Party
Ludmila Gvishiani
U S aid official executed by Viet Cong reported
Saigon announced Gustav C Hertz 48 chief of the U S AID public administration in Saigon may have been executed by the Viet Cong after a broadcast 12 days earlier His wife and four children live in Leesburg Va The report ties his fate to a Viet Cong reprisal and notes ongoing air and ground war developments across North and South Vietnam including heavy bombing and shelling resulting deaths and injuries.
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U.S
Gustav C. Hertz
U.S. Agency For International Development
Leesburg
Gustav Hertz
Kenneth Roraback
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Hanoi
Garrison's Top Prober Resigns in JFK Inquiry Clash
William Gurvich, chief investigator for New Orleans DA Jim Garrison, resigns and accuses Garrison of rights violations in the Kennedy death probe. He says the Warren Commission solved the case and urges the Orleans Parish grand jury to investigate Garrison. Gurvich, who returned from New York, also criticizes the arrest of Clay Shaw as improper.
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JFK
New Orleans
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
William Gurvich
Jim Garrison
Gurvich
Albert Labiche
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Labiche
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
New York
Antiriot Legislation Faces House Committee Race
In Washington two committees push antiriot bills as civil rights and riot provisions move forward. Judiciary advances a package bill while Rules favors separate action to speed House consideration amid warnings of a summer of unrest. The measure would make rioting across state lines a federal crime and protect civil rights activities for Negroes at voting, schools and public accommodations.
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House
Judiciary
Rules Committee
Congress
Tampa
Dayton
Boston
Cincinnati
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
William C. Colmer
D-Miss
Immediate Tax Boost Urged By Federal Reserve Leader
Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr urged a prompt tax increase to combat inflation. He backed Johnson's six percent surcharge and suggested a larger rise might be needed, though Johnson had not yet sent legislation to Congress. Administration sources expect a surtax proposal to reach Congress in early July.
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Washington
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Johnson
Congress
Rotary Club
Toledo
Ohio
Western Governors eye winner for 1968 GOP nomination
Western Republican governors convene to compare candidates for 1968 and seek a winner to challenge President Johnson. They note California Governor Ronald Reagan as a strong, controversial figure, with moderates wary yet open to backing a viable challenger if he gains broad appeal. George Romney remains a leading option among moderates while Goldwater backs Reagan if Nixon cannot run.
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Western Governors’ Conference
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Methodist EUB Merger Heads to United Church
In Dayton Ohio AP reports that the merger of The Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church into a United Methodist Church with about 11 million members is virtually assured. Ohio Sandusky EUB Conference vote 166 to 120 favored the union after earlier regional approvals. EUB delegates nationwide backed the plan by 2,714 to 1,590 with roughly 750,000 members now approving by a 70 percent margin.
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Dayton
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
EUB
Sandusky
St. Marys
Ence
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace Reveals Malignancy
Montgomery Alabama Gov Lurleen Wallace says she has a malignancy likely needing surgery. The nation’s only woman governor will enter M D Anderson Hospital in Houston next week on doctors recommendation. Eighteen months earlier she had a hysterectomy for an early malignant uterine tumor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Tex
Bull Sells For 113000 At Ohio Auction
Columbus insurance man Anson B. Smith saw his seven year old Guernsey bull fetch a record 113000 at a Hilliard auction. Buyers hailed it as the highest price for a dairy bull ever sold at auction. Smith had bought him for 7500 in 1961. He called the bull “one heck of a bull.”
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Columbus
Ohio
Anson B. Smith
Hilliard
Smith
Burmese protests erupt at Chinese Embassy in Rangoon
Angered by demonstrations in support of Mao Tse tung and attacks on Burmese newsmen thousands of Burmese kicked punched and stoned Chinese in Peking s Embassy and smashed Chinese shops Ambulances and police cars took a number of injured Chinese to hospitals.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
May Cut U.S. Arms Supply Faces Senate Scrutiny
In Washington lawmakers in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee debate the administration's 3.1 billion foreign aid package, including nearly 600 million for military aid, amid growing opposition to arms shipments to foreign nations. The panel's 19 members hear warnings about the arms program as debates over redistricting and debt limits surface in Congress. Senator Byrd signals a push for a debt ceiling well below the proposed 358 billion, while conferees approve a redistricting measure seen as easing one man one vote rules for five years.
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U.S
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Richmond Heights flyer plans world flight from Cleveland
Jim Bede a 34 year old Richmond Heights aviation enthusiast announced a 6 am Sunday takeoff from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to attempt a non stop flight around the world without refueling. He said the plan gained U S State Department clearance to fly over Iran.
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Cleveland
Richmond Heights
Cleveland Hopkins International
Jim Bede
U.S. State Department
Iran
Two Bandits Rob Fifth Third Union Trust Bank
Police in Cincinnati continued the search for two masked men who robbed the Fifth Third Union Trust Co. branch on Central Parkway about 1.5 miles north of downtown. They used .38 revolvers and escaped with 14015 dollars in a bank robbery described as the city’s biggest in over two years.
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Cincinnati
Fifth Third Union Trust Co
Central Parkway
Margaret Creek Conservancy Maintains Land Appraisals
Conservancy officials decide to keep current land appraisals as part of ongoing property management. The article notes no changes to assessed values and outlines the rationale for maintaining steady valuations amid local development concerns.
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Margaret Creek
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