Rusk says US will remain tough while seeking realism
Secretary of State Dean Rusk defended a balance of realism and toughness in U S policy toward the Soviet Union. He rejected charges of weakness from Republicans and said the main foreign policy lines are bipartisan and unlikely to change significantly in the near term. He noted the United States must protect vital interests and will not yield under pressure.
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Dean Rusk
U.S
United States
Rusk
Ics
Soviet Union
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Duluth Talks Stall as Grain Millers Strike Enters Fourth Week
In Duluth Minnesota negotiators enter a fifth bargaining day in the grain millers strike now in its fourth week. Union leader Roy Wellborn notes little progress while the Farmers Grain Dealers Association threatens a Taft-Hartley injunction if no settlement by midnight.
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Roy Wellborn
Minneapolis
American Federation of Grain Millers
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Carl Sturm
St. Paul
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North Dakota
Taft-Hartley
W. J. Thoreson
Bismarck
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Hoax label used on Anderson letter in Thompson murder case
Ramsey County Attorney William Randall labeled a letter by Dick W. C. Anderson a hoax as part of Thompson's appeal over the 1963 Mrs. Thompson murder. Randall argued the letter and deposition are false and that Anderson’s earlier testimony remains corroborated by other witnesses. Anderson, jailed for safety, is to be moved to St. Cloud Reformatory after federal custody.
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William Randall
Dick W. C. Anderson
Randall
Minnesota Supreme Court
T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Anderson
Hennepin County
Richard Sharp
Henry Butler
Willard Ingram
Sheldon Morris
Stillwater
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Lenox voters again reject $250,000 high school bond
Lenox Iowa voters defeated Friday for the seventh time a 250000 bond issue for a new community high school. The tally was 686 yes and 554 no with a required 60 percent majority. The yes faction reached about 55 percent.
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Lenox
Iowa
Ex-lowan to Head Church Council
NEW YORK A native Towan has been named head of the World Council of Churches in the United States. Appoint ment of the Rev. Dr. Eugene L Smith of East Orange NJ was announced Friday night. Dr. Smith born at Rockwell City Iowa has been secretary of the Methodist Church's overseas mission program. GRANT FOR WATER WATER FACILITIES PLAN funds a Cedar Rapids Iowa received advance of 45000 from the Community Facilities Administration to plan additional water facilities costing an estimated 5 million.
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World Council of Churches
United States
Eugene L .Smith
East Orange
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Rockwell City
Iowa
Methodist Church
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Community Facilities Administration
Alabama Case Men Ask Court Halt Bob Kennedy's Action
A father and son co owners of Ollie's Barbecue in Birmingham ask a federal court to enjoin Robert Kennedy from enforcing the Civil Rights Act. They challenge the public accommodations section and claim restaurant business would suffer over 10000 dollars if forced to serve Negroes, noting take out sales to Negroes and local purchases.
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James Parks
Birmingham
Ala
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Ollie
Atlanta
Justice Department
Kennedy
Tuscaloosa
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Wagner Guest of President for Tonight
Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York will be an overnight guest at the White House with President and Mrs. Johnson. The visit aims to be private and not a discussion of politics, though Harlem riots and New York issues may surface. Top Democratic possibilities for the vice presidency remain Senators Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy as Johnson’s leading picks.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
White House
Johnson
George Reedy
Wagner
Duncan and
Robert Jr
House
Sens
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
United States Rejects Soviet Laos Conference Proposal
The United States rejects the Soviet plan for a new 14 nation Laos conference but leaves open a possibility of later approval under specified conditions. Washington notes no current consent but may consider if terms are met.
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Washington
United States
Laos
Predatory Birds Target Rodents in Early Diet Study
The study notes that the primary diet of many predatory animals consists of rats mice gophers and other small rodents.
King Warns North Worse on Race, Urges Action
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says race relations in the North are worsening faster than in the South and warns of violent eruptions if leaders delay. He calls for swift action, pilot anti poverty efforts in Harlem, and sustained federal and state support, while expressing optimism about desegregation progress in the South.
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South
Dr. King
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
King
New York
Harlem
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Oklahoma to hold special primary after court reapportionment
Gov. Henry Bellman says no delay in calling special primaries to meet a federal court order reworking state legislature seats. A three judge panel threw out Oklahoma's elections and ordered reapportionment by population, establishing a 48 member Senate and 99 member House aligned with Supreme Court standards.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
U.S. Department of Justice
Charles Nesbitt
U.S. Supreme Court
Plan for Stop Sign Where 6 Lost Lives
Boone County residents will get a stop sign at the county road intersection where six people died in a two car crash last Sunday. The Boone County Board of Supervisors approved replacing the existing yield sign with a stop sign at this location and at several other sites in the county.
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Boone
Iowa
Boone County
County Board of Supervisors
Prayer Bill Sponsor Presses House Action
Rep Frank J Becker a New York Republican urged House members to sign a petition to bring a constitutional amendment guaranteeing freedom to pray in public schools to the floor. The measure sits with the House Judiciary Committee after extensive hearings and Becker says he has 170 of the required 218 signatures amid organized opposition.
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Frank J. Becker
Rn.y
House Judiciary Committee
Beck Becker
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