Soviet Union denounces U S as aggressor at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations General Assembly that the United States is an aggressor and must withdraw its forces from Vietnam as a necessary step toward peace. He delivered a broad policy address outlining the USSR stance on U S negotiations.
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United States
Viet Nam
Andrei A. Gromyko
UN General Assembly
U. S
Soviet denounces U S Viet Nam policy at UN and calls for troop withdrawal
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations that the United States must withdraw from Viet Nam and end bombing, backing the Viet Cong and urging return to the 1954 Geneva accords. He warned of serious consequences if Washington persists, and said a path out has already been outlined by Hanoi. Goldberg addressed UN debates, praising Soviet cooperation on disarmament and India Pakistan peace moves.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S. Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Gromyko
Goldberg
Security Council
India - Pakistan
Poverty bill passage seen in Senate action
The Senate is set to approve a bill authorizing President Johnson to spend 1.785 billion dollars to fight poverty across several fronts. Republicans will criticize dropping a provision limiting politicians' participation, while House support awaits final Senate action. The measure extends antipoverty programs for a second year and removes state veto power over key initiatives.
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Senate
Johnson
House
Congress
India charges Pakistan breached cease-fire in Kashmir and Jammu
The Indian defense ministry accused Pakistani troops of intruding into Indian Kashmir in the north and rangers attacking a police post in the south after the cease-fire began. Trench digging near Jhangar prompted UN observers to investigate as tensions rise with comments from Prime Minister Shastri and President Ayub Khan.
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India
Indian Defense Ministry
Kashmir
Jhangar
Jammu
Defense Ministry
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Saxbe asks Supreme Court to deny Sheppard hearing
Attorney General William B. Saxbe of Ohio urges the Supreme Court to deny a hearing on Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s new appeal claiming pretrial publicity tainted his 1954 life sentence for his wife’s murder. Prosecutor John Corrigan counters no substantial federal question and cautions against relying on editorials as evidence.
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William B. Saxbe
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Supreme Court
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Aid Bill Wins Senate Ok After Slender Slice
The Senate approved a near intact 3 43,000,000 foreign aid package for 1966 by a 59-22 vote after one day of debate. Only a $50 million reduction was made as amendments failed. The measure goes to a conference committee to reconcile House and Senate versions.
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Anti-Poverty Director in Hocking Resigns
LOGAN Grant Malone, anti poverty director for Hocking County, said this morning he resigns effective Sept 30. The move follows pressure since his July 28 appointment. His secretary Mrs Cecil Berry also resigns effective the same day ahead of a Community Action Program meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m.
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Grant Malone
Hocking County
Malone
Cecil Berry
Comite es eees Editorial and Spore 2 es
A garbled news index from the page references committees and television topics. It mentions an editorial section and a program titled Spore 2. Names, places, or dates are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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Peyton Place Star Has Seven Hour Surgery
Hollywood star Dorothy Malone of Peyton Place was reported improving but still critical after seven hours and 35 minutes of surgery for blood clots traveling from the pulmonary artery to the lungs. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital spokesman Alex Evelove said she faced life threatening complications during the operation performed after severe back pain and fainting spells led to hospitalization.
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Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Alex Evelove
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Malone
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Dixie Lee Radcliff faces preliminary hearing in murder case
Dixie Lee Radcliff, 16, Amesville Ohio, seeks a preliminary hearing after being accused of involvement in the Sept. 7 killings of Robert Willis and Halver Johnson. Her court appointed attorney William Egan filed the request with Justice of the Peace James F. Rierly, noting she has not waived a preliminary exam.
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Dixie Lee Radcliff
Amesville
Ohio
William Egan
Justice of Peace
James F. Rierly
Donald Lee Boggs
Londonderry
Dixie
Robert Willis
Halver Johnson
Wren
Radcliff
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ECC Chief Urges TV Networks to Eliminate Summer Repeats
New York FCC Chairman E. William Henry criticized major networks for a steady stream of repeats and reruns during summer hours. He urged networks to convert the season into a period for program development and experimentation.
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E. William Henry
The
Federal Communications Commission
Today
Break In Wildcat Strike Reopens Three WV Mines
Wildcat strike in a three state area eases as Christopher Coal Co mines in Morgantown Monongalia County West Virginia resume operations after United Mine Workers officials conference and locals vote to return to work. Pickets had closed over twenty mines idling about 11 000 miners.
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West Virginia
Washington
United
Monongalia County
W. Va
Morgantown
Christopher Coal Co
UMW
Three State
Government Turns Back VC Forces Near Bong Son
Viet Cong units attacked government positions 300 miles northeast of Saigon in regimental strength. A U.S. spokesman said air power and artillery drove back the Reds with heavy losses. Vietnamese sources put Viet Cong fatalities at about 600 with moderate government losses. The clash began Thursday in jungle hills near Qui Nhon around Bong Son, south of An Khe Valley.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Qui Nhon
Bong Son
1St Cavalry
An Khe
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