Kosygin's Visit Signals French Soviet Ties Growth
Paris AP report says Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives for a nine day state visit to bolster Franco Soviet relations. De Gaulle meets him at the airport. talks to cover German reunification Viet Nam and other issues with no major accords expected. Podgorny Brezhnev to visit Paris next year. Harriman to visit Paris for Vietnam peace prospects.
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Stephens Broening
Paris
Alexei N. Kosygin
France
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
West
de Gaulle
Russia
Europe
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Communist Party
Leonid I
Brezhnev
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Viet Nam
Alexie Kosygin
Georges Pompidou
Speck Found Competent to Stand Trial on Nurse Slayings
In Chicago today Richard Speck was ruled competent to face murder charges in the eight nursing students deaths. The Circuit Court issued a directed verdict of competency after a two day hearing. Experts testified about Speck’s past and antisocial traits while the defense urged venue changes to Cook County.
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Herbert Paschen
Gerald Getty
Cook County
Paschen
Getty
James Doherty
Powell May Preach His Sermons From Washington
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell faces arrest over contempt orders and plans to televise Sunday sermons from Washington to Harlem’s Abyssinian Baptist Church. Powell’s lawyer said televised sermons have long been considered and would begin when arranged.
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Powell
Washington
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Harlem
Henry R. Williams
Williams
State Supreme Court
Arthur Markewich
Esther James
Former Country Doctor Opts to Stay on in Viet Nam Aid Role
Dr. Malcolm E. Phelps heads the AMA Volunteer Physicians for Viet Nam program and after initially declining the post he now plans to supervise 32 American doctors for another six months in Saigon. He joined last July when the AMA took over the U D contract and returns to Las Vegas for the convention before resuming work after Christmas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
American Medical Association
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Malcolm E. Phelps
el Reno
Okla
AMA
Agency For International Devel
U.S. State Department
United States
Saigon
Phelps
New York Man Named President of SBAIC
Milton D. Stewart of New York has been elected president of the National Association of Small Business Investment Companies in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Milton D. Stewart
New York
National Association of Small Business Investment Companies
Wilson Smith in Showdown Over Rhodesia Settlement
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and rebel Rhodesian leader Ian Smith agreed to meet aboard a British cruiser near Malta in a bid to end Rhodesia's rebellion. Britain planned to seek U.N. Security Council sanctions if no settlement by weekend, with Vorster influence cited.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Tiger
Mediterranean
Malta
U.N. Security Council
Smith
Balthazar J. Vorster
Salisbury
Royal Air Force
Sir Morrice James
Wilson
Commonwealth
Britain
Castro Announces Guerrilla College in Havana
AP report from Chile says Fidel Castro’s communists announce a new university for guerrillas in Havana to train and ship graduates around the world for people’s wars. The plan faces Latin American doubts as violence wanes and governments gain the upper hand.
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Fidel Castro
Chile
Havana
Asia
Africa
Western Hemisphere
Castro
Cuba
Viet Nam
Latin America
Orient
Zip code requests flood in while 1,200 omit own address
St. Paul postal authorities reported 92,000 requests on postal blanks asking for friends' zip codes. Many applicants failed to fill in their own address, leaving their information incomplete.
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ST. Paul
LBJ to Name Two More Ambassadors to Europe
President Johnson is expected to nominate ambassadors to Bulgaria and Hungary soon. John M. McSweeney may head the Bulgaria post while a new envoy will be named for Budapest. Radvanyi and Guerassimov could be elevated to ambassadors, with officials stressing the upgrade reflects U S interests rather than rewards.
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Washington
Johnson
Hungary
Bulgaria
John M. McSweeney
Sofia
Budapest
Janos Radvanyi
Luben Guerassimov
U.S
State Department
Skyhook plan pitched by New York lawmaker
Sol Wachtler of North Hempstead proposed a skyhook system to lift stalled autos from traffic jams. In a Metropolitan Affairs committee hearing he suggested helicopters patrol NYC area and attach lifting lines to disabled cars to hoist them away, easing congestion.
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Hauppauge
N.Y
Sol Wachtler
North Hepstead
Long Island
Joint Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
New York City
Veteran earns Distinguished Service Cross in Vietnam action
Leonard C. Spahl of Richfield received the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism in Vietnam on March 25. While moving under fire to size up enemy strength, he killed three Viet Cong, wounded one, and captured another, saving a fellow adviser and enabling his battalion to complete its mission. He also holds the Bronze Star and Army Commendation Medal.
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Leonard C. Spahl
Richfield
Spahl
Walter A. Jensen
14Th Army Corps
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